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Island Time O25 · 04-03-2016, 09:38

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Originally Posted by rabbi

Just get two of them and tie them together so they won't toss you around so much without these handholds.
Oh wait... I just invented the catamaran...

If I did not want to sail to my destinations in a real sailboat I would be driving or buying airplane tickets there.

Oh, wait, did we just open an old can of worms here?

Liam Wald · 04-03-2016, 09:43

How interesting...
A discussion about what is on the inside of boats has devolved into a discussion about what is on the outside of women.
I am beginning to feel just a tad embarrassed about my association here.

Lizzy Belle · 04-03-2016, 09:45

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Originally Posted by Liam Wald

I am beginning to feel just a tad embarrassed about my association here.

Maybe you're taking it a bit too seriously?
Or maybe I have a weird sense of humor.

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I was just on a Breehorn 44. Beautiful boat, in my opinion. And one I'd be happy on at sea / ocean - rounded corners, grips everywhere. Not too dark, but not too "modern" either.

Very solid boat too, and they don't sail too poorly either

Oh, if I was a rich girl ...

Liam Wald · 04-03-2016, 09:49

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Originally Posted by Lizzy Belle

Maybe you're taking it a bit too seriously?
Or maybe I have a weird sense of humor.

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I was just on a Breehorn 44. Beautiful boat, in my opinion.

Oh, if I was a rich girl ...

Never have seen one of these. Looks great.
I really like the flush deck forward with doghouse and hard dodger.
Cool boat.

Liam Wald · 04-03-2016, 09:51

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Originally Posted by Lizzy Belle

Maybe you're taking it a bit too seriously?
Or maybe I have a weird sense of humor.

Or maybe I am taking it too seriously and have no sense of humor...

Lizzy Belle · 04-03-2016, 09:53

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Originally Posted by Liam Wald

Never have seen one of these.

Dutch design (she said not without pride)

Very seaworthy; if you're cruising around you'll probably come across one or two, methinks.
Friends of mine are currently somewhere out there on their Breehorn 37.

Ribbit · 04-03-2016, 10:00

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Originally Posted by boatman61

Bird Food = Museli.. she ran the budget

Probably has the poor guy loaded up with life insurance.

High carb diet . . . . .

Probably feeds him low fat yoghurt too.

Lizzy Belle · 04-03-2016, 10:05

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Originally Posted by boatman61

Bird Food = Museli.. she ran the budget

Damn. He needs to man up

hoppy · 04-03-2016, 10:34

Is this interior worth $260,000 more than

this?

Both are from 2016 model boats, both are 46 ft.

Liam Wald · 04-03-2016, 10:57

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Originally Posted by hoppy

Is this interior worth $260,000 more than

this?

Both are from 2016 model boats, both are 46 ft.

Even if they were the same price I would choose the one on the bottom.

Polux · 04-03-2016, 11:22

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Originally Posted by Lizzy Belle

Maybe you're taking it a bit too seriously?
Or maybe I have a weird sense of humor.

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I was just on a Breehorn 44. Beautiful boat, in my opinion. And one I'd be happy on at sea / ocean - rounded corners, grips everywhere. Not too dark, but not too "modern" either.

Very solid boat too, and they don't sail too poorly either

Oh, if I was a rich girl ...

Yes they were once great boats and I guess they are still made even if in very few numbers but the designs are very old (for Europe) and only the 41 and 48 are more recent ones even if not really a contemporary design.

They modernized the interiors dough, at least on the newer designs even if they don't have a great design. Probably designed "at home" and not by a specialized top interior design cabinet as most are today.
On the 44 the interior design is still quite outdated:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28md3ZF62wI

the new interiors:

Among the other Dutch brands that only barely survive (it they are still alive) you have Victoire yachts, also a very conservative brand that has made a last effort to survive maintaining an old hull, calling it classic and having a good interior design cabinet drawing for them a beautiful modern interior.

Ribbit · 04-03-2016, 11:22

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Originally Posted by Island Time O25

Old models - Sofia Lauren/Raquel Welch/Marilyn Monroe
New models - Lady Gaga.

Ahhhhhhhhh! Sofia!

They said "See Naples and die", and I sure did.

{Most don't know where that expression comes from - The 2nd Punic War, which was the biggest war in history until WW1, and Hannibal made the big mistake of over wintering his army at Naples, and they were never the same army after. Rome gave a special award to the women of Naples, for what they did to Hannibal's army}