27-04-2006, 08:44
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| Is sailing for me?
I have been power boating in the Great Lakes for 15 years and think it’s time to try sailing; so with that said what is the best way to find out if sailing is for me. I have investigated the ASA and US sailing schools courses, they sound great but I’m hesitant to spend $500.00 to $1500.00 to find out if I will actually enjoy sailing. I would be interested in hearing suggestion/ideas from sailors as to how I can get some instruction and a feel for sailing without spending a lot of money up front. Thanks! And for what it’s worth I have never made a disparaging remark about sailors  |
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