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I actually clicked on the link and had to look several times to see if the kid in the middle had snapped his wrist Didn't look so happy.

Pain builds character.

robbarnes1965 wrote:I actually clicked on the link and had to look several times to see if the kid in the middle had snapped his wrist Didn't look so happy.

Obelix wrote:Well put, prishi

Obelix

X2--Sailing to an up wind destination at 4-5 knts, completing perfect tacks, will probably average less than 2 knts compared to motoring in a straight line. Single handing with a non-sailing wife will not be fun for anyone .

1) I suggest both of you enroll in a sailing class and decide if sailing is going to work.
2) If you decide to buy a sailing yacht, go for one with the biggest outboard--90+ to get 25 knts wfo. You can motor up wind at 25 and sail down wind at 5-6.

When my wife lost interest in yacht racing, I sold my Capri 25 and bought a used X. When she is on the boat and gets tired of working the lines, I drop the main, motor up wind with my Etec-60 and cruise back down on a deep reach=best of both worlds

Good luck,

Bob

bscott wrote:

Obelix wrote:Well put, prishi

Obelix

X2--Sailing to an up wind destination at 4-5 knts, completing perfect tacks, will probably average less than 2 knts compared to motoring in a straight line. Single handing with a non-sailing wife will not be fun for anyone .

1) I suggest both of you enroll in a sailing class and decide if sailing is going to work.


Bob

Are you selling Sailing Classes or Trignometry Classes? Could I suggest "Reading between-the-line Classes?

Peace!

see if the kid in the middle had snapped his wrist Didn't look so happy.

The winch that stole Christmas ?

Catigale wrote:

see if the kid in the middle had snapped his wrist Didn't look so happy.

The winch that stole Christmas ?

LOL