04-07-2003, 06:50
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Another danged newbie
Just thought I would say "Howdy" and introduce myself. My wife and I recently bought a Catalina Capri 26 to learn sailing (I have done a little/she has done none). Hopefully after a couple of years we will graduate to something larger. Our plan is to sell our house, move to Florida and use our equity to buy a suitable cruiser for the islands. Hopefully before then we will be able to tow the Capri to California and the Sea of Cortez.
Any recommendations of a "preferred" way to learn sailing? Sailing school? Friends? School of Hard Knocks? Any insight would be appreciated. 
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