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Old 29-06-2015, 14:08   #46
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On much of the Queensland coast, shallow draught is a major advantage. Having sailed in company with some mini-keel cat's, even their 1.2 - 1.3 metre draughts can be a PITA at times.

For instance, right now we're tucked up in the SE corner of the Cape Bowling green anchorage, in 20-25 knot wind. Close enough in that we're very comfortable. Our friends in a mini-keel boat have had to anchor about a mile further out, so are experiencing less comfortable conditions.[/QUOT.

Curious what is your draft?
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Yep, there's a typo. And I don't know how to edit the title.
Yuo haev to aks a mod.......
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tldr, gonna go sailing instead...
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Old 29-06-2015, 21:52   #51
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I was wondering if anyone else spotted that!
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While the title of the thread is "reasonably blanaced" I think it does give a reasonably balanced description of SOME of the advantages and disadvantageous of the mono or multi.

Folks have been mentioning the difference in a rolly anchorage. Good point.

That IS something to think about.

I just can't imagine doing without some of my favorite pastimes while cruising and how those might be affected by my choice of a boat, between a Mono or Multi.

Think it will make any difference? ( )
Ha!!!!! At anchor.... not sure whether it was in the high 40's or the low 50's....sometime in June while waiting for a break in the weather.

Winter amusements...... on a mono...

Cop that you multi peoples....
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Clearly you had run aground - perhaps on an ice flow!
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Sometimes shallow is good, other times skinny is good....

That 'flat water' on the stbd hand in the first pic is kelp.. a bit of a 'no go' area...
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Ha!!!!! At anchor.... not sure whether it was in the high 40's or the low 50's....sometime in June while waiting for a break in the weather.

Winter amusements...... on a mono...

Cop that you multi peoples....
That's impressive! Cool! Well done!

To see that on a boat (a mono), is VERY impressive.

She's pretty and obviously enjoying herself on the boat, despite the cool ambient temp.

Now….about the thing she's doing with the cards…that's pretty impressive too.

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Seriously, I don't think I have ever built a house of cards that high. Cool!

And this is a great illustration of how stable a mono can be.
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Clearly you had run aground - perhaps on an ice flow!
Nope ... when you are aground on ice or anything else you go thumpbumprattleshakerattlebumpthudcrash etc.... don't ask me how I know this....
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Ha!!!!! At anchor.... not sure whether it was in the high 40's or the low 50's....sometime in June while waiting for a break in the weather.

Winter amusements...... on a mono...

Cop that you multi peoples....
Ha!Both stabilizers out, sat on mud on the calmest day in the history of the West.

Meanwhile on the Cat-during a force 7 in Biscay, whilst rescuing 3 people from misery and seasickness on a Mono, 1200 Dominos were stood up and did not move for 5 hours until 8 year old Simon set off the run from the saloon to the front cabin.



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OK
I might have fibbed about the force 7, being in Biscay, rescuing people and the dominoes standing up for 5 hours. Indeed, and that is not a photo of Simon...

But Simon was with me and we did have a smooth sail, he steered for a lot of the trip whilst drinking a can of coke which never fell over once, to Burger King as his birthday treat in Cardiff from Bristol. We are still in amazement how he managed to tie his coat to the cleat with himself still in it but thats another story.......
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Re: A Reasonably Balanced Article.

Somehow, with the spelling corrected, the Theard is not the same.

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Ha!!!!! At anchor.... not sure whether it was in the high 40's or the low 50's....sometime in June while waiting for a break in the weather.

Winter amusements...... on a mono...

Cop that you multi peoples....
Where were you hauled out?
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