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It's having a schedule that promotes so much engine use
In Response To: Last season quite a bit. I'm sure I motored twice your season distance. ()
If you had the luxury of being able to wait for favorable winds you'd spend more time in harbor and a higher percentage of time under sail. I intended no judgment to be implied in my statement.... Given that most of us have made lifestyle choices that limit our vacation and day-sailing time.
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- First launch in the spring, last haul of the season, never seen in glossy magazine shots,...
- Sunny and 44* here. Got the hose thawed out and just finished winterizing the skiff outboard
- Even thought I sail year round...
- Do year round sailors sail more? Do they want to?
- I doubt I would sail more
- An awkward question for boat owners, how many miles do you sail in season?
- Yeah, but how much of that was "sailing" and how much was
- Last season quite a bit. I'm sure I motored twice your season distance.
- It's having a schedule that promotes so much engine use
- "Speed floor"
- Sailboat makes a great power boat.
- Last season quite a bit. I'm sure I motored twice your season distance.
- Yeah, but how much of that was "sailing" and how much was
- When I lived in Seattle I sailed year round...
- "I guess we have adapted to a short boating season? " Good question.
- An awkward question for boat owners, how many miles do you sail in season?
- I would think YES!
- Dual Sailing Seasons ... One Design in the Summer, Cruising in the Winter
- I doubt I would sail more
- Do year round sailors sail more? Do they want to?
- Nice light!
If it was as warm as forties I'be be laying down epoxy on Jaunty. 