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That's a different question
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It's 8 minutes to the cockpit on the mooring. To work on it (them) in the winter on the hard, the longest part of the commute is the ladder. The 100' extension cord plugged in at the workbench has plenty of slack.
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- Survey. How long does it take you to get to your boat?
- time and distance to boat
- two under the house, two sitting on trailers in yard, one in marina 12 miles away
- About 3 min if I walk...less if I drive.
- I'm a leisurely 5 minute walk, but I've enjoyed being 8 hours away by car too.
- You missed the part about cruising and coming home (where ever that is).
- 7 minute by car 12 by bicycle
- 2.5 Hours
- Zero nanoseconds. I live on my boat.
- Five minute walk. Five seconds when on the hard.
- My point being
- That was the hard part, the boats maintenance suffered.
- That's a different question
- That was the hard part, the boats maintenance suffered.
- 5-7 minutes by car. Easy.
- 15 minute drive
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Embarrassment. My boat is in the back yard, it sometimes takes me days to get there.....
- 5 minute walk
- one is in the backyard...
- About 20 minutes
- It was over 3 hours for 8 years but
- 30 min drive
- about ten minutes by car, or twenty by city bus.
- This summer 15 minutes to one and 25 minutes to the other
- I asked the same question about ten years ago
- 15 minutes by car, 25 minutes by bike...
- It's only a few miles but it can take several hours.
- About 4 hours
- It was 2 hours for 6 years then we moved to a couple of miles from the boat
- Depends how far we take the dinghy...
- time and distance to boat
