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Old 20-12-2011, 13:15   #1
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Pacific and Atlantic Sailing

just wondering what you guys think is the harder ocean to cross. this is assuming your leaving in the appropriate window of time.

say Cali to Hawaii.
and Maine to UK

thanks. just throw what ever your opinion is out there.
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Old 20-12-2011, 13:23   #2
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Re: pacific and atlantic sailing.

Well, firstly I think you need a bigger boat .
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Re: pacific and atlantic sailing.

haha yup. working on it talking to a friend in florida with a CD 30 i am interested in.
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A sea is a sea... just the Pacific's a bit longer to cross...
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Old 20-12-2011, 13:44   #5
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Re: pacific and atlantic sailing.

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just wondering what you guys think is the harder ocean to cross. this is assuming your leaving in the appropriate window of time.

say Cali to Hawaii.
and Maine to UK

thanks. just throw what ever your opinion is out there.
Never got out of the Atlantic yet, but..... the sailing bit isn't really that hard. Finding somewhere with the right bits to fix the boat when you break it is possibly higher up the scale. Sailing is easy, cruising is all about maintenance....
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Re: pacific and atlantic sailing.

Years ago i made a delivery to Azores from the Caribbean in winter, arriving in Horta in snow , the Atlantic can be very nasty in the winter.
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