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1sailaway · 02-11-2004, 08:46

After a year of searching my wife found a 1977 Islander Freeport 41. It is indeed a fine choice. Plenty of living space and more storage space then any other boats we have seen. This boat was designed with the woman in mind. I will try to add some pictures.

Rene

nautinomad · 12-11-2004, 20:18

We currently sail an Aloha 34 on beautiful Georgian bay. Its our third sailboat, the first was a Tanzer 22 and then we went to a Tanzer 8.5. We love the way the Aloha sails, compaired to the other two, and the extra room and storage is great.

BC Mike · 13-11-2004, 07:37

I still have my Tanzer 8.5 purchased new in 1979.
BC Mike C

Jentine · 14-11-2004, 14:02

In a mere five months we will take posession of our new Beneteau 393. This is probably our last boat which will be sailed out of Noank, CT until retirement in a few years and then ............. whatever.

ekelunden · 15-11-2004, 14:38

Hi!

S/Y Therez is our wonderful sail yacht, 41 feet. She was build in Alkmaar, Holland at 1958. More info. on our homepage: LINK DELETED BY ADMIN*Sail On*

/Lasse

Freya39Oriana · 15-12-2004, 14:33

I have a Freya 39, cutter rigged in Elliot Bay Marina, Seattle WA.
Pictures have been posted.
Hugh

Hasenmann · 18-12-2004, 00:37

I have a Bavaria 340 Caribic (although it has never been there) and Century Coronado (sorry, it´s a motor boat).

Both are for sale now.

You can take a closer look at them at www.hasi-home.com

kcrompton · 27-12-2004, 15:31

I have an S2 6.7 (22ft). It is a great boat for sail tahoe or the SF bay. Fast, agile, comfortable but I will sell her one day so I can cruise the world. Not sure what I will buy that. With my luck something all wrong that I wont be happy with but I would rather be out sailing on a boat I am not happy with than sitting in this damn office. sssigh

Ken
Still saving, Still dreaming

witchcraft · 30-12-2004, 09:10

We have two sailboats. The one we liveaboard is a Saugeen Witch, 34.5 feet LOA. We also have a Halcyon 23, which is currently in storage inside, awaiting a new owner.
Fair Winds
witchcraft

Wynand · 30-12-2004, 10:43

Hi everyone,

"it is hard to be boatless"

Yep, I failed in my religion temporaly.

But hope is on its way. Construction on my retirement boat starts in 3 weeks time. Steel construction, 12.8m LOA, named "Touch Wood".

"Touch Wood" will carry me and my old lady to the Pacific via Panama canal on an extended cruise of 5 - 7 years.

Can't wait .........

Ghostsailors · 30-12-2004, 21:28

We liveaboard our Formosa 51' ketch. We bought it as our first home and absolutely love it. Check out our website:
www.ghostsailors.com

Angela & the crew of Ghost

rleslie · 31-12-2004, 16:05

We are 3 months into a 15 month refit of our Brewer 12.8. The deeper I dig into her, the more I'm impressed with how well the Brewer is built.

Will retire in Spring of '06.