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Old 18-12-2007, 16:44   #31
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If you are going to be doing extensive arctic / Antarctic expedition work then you may be more comfortable in a Swan (for 5 times the price!)
Jeez, I dunno, not sure I'd want to be in any FRP hull in ice no matter who built it.
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Old 27-12-2007, 12:33   #32
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Old 27-12-2007, 13:35   #33
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Alloy Trismus 37 of course!! ice or tropics its all the same to her!
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Old 27-12-2007, 14:28   #34
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Not having a boat of my own , I would have to say that your boat is the best, whatever that might be.
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Old 27-12-2007, 15:46   #35
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Maltese Falcon without a doubt! That thing is incredible. Now if I could only afford it and its crew! Seriously, the post that caught my eye stated that the best one is the one you have. Have to agree on that. The one I have is the one I place all my faith in. Rock solid and comfortable at sea, reliable, and mine. You'll get potentially a million answers to this thread.
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Old 27-12-2007, 17:51   #36
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I vote Deerfoot. New Zealand boats in general have to be tough just to be able to sail anywhere from New Zealand.
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Old 27-12-2007, 18:11   #37
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Right now my Tartan 27 (light blue water). Though the next would be my friends 31 Pacific Seacraft.
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Old 01-01-2008, 09:41   #38
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The German Frers designed Idylle 15.5 is a very strong offshore cruiser. She has taken me through a hurricane. Thousands of sailing miles and a wonderfull full time liveaboard vessel.
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Old 13-01-2008, 15:46   #39
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Windward Passage, is one of the most beautfull sail boat in my opinion. It is almost 30 years since the first time I got to see her, nd still today peoples are talking about her... Some one knows if the Windward Passage is built out of wood ?

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Old 13-01-2008, 17:47   #40
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The German Frers designed Idylle 15.5 is a very strong offshore cruiser. She has taken me through a hurricane. Thousands of sailing miles and a wonderfull full time liveaboard vessel.
My friend, on contract in the OR at the hospital would fall over if you called him up and offered him a sail.
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Whatever boat puts a smile on my wifes face. Here she is at the helm.
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Old 15-01-2008, 05:21   #42
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Windward Passage was built on a beach in the Bahamas in the 60's and made out of wood. Originally designed as a ketch. Her first lead keel was also molded by digging a mold in the beach.
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Old 11-04-2009, 07:22   #44
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A difficult question.

I admire the Valiants, well built and thought through .
Bowman, a British boat designed by Chuck Payne excel in all ways, and in the same vein the Morris yacht, also a Chuck Payne design.

Hallberg Rassy have an excellent reputation but I haven't sailed one.Always seem a bit character less to me!
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I think mine is. See picture at left. Its a 58 ft Tasell All Season. We've lived aboard for 5 years. It is comfortable, fast, and easily handled by two. Having said that, she is now for sale as we are moving ashore in St. Maarten (see Yacht World).
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