Safe to Say . . . ?

[aegean adrift]

Non-sailor here, so I'm wondering --

Would it be safe to presume that this boat hasn't left this harbor for a while?

(Also, that's a very tattered and worn Union Jack on the right. Is that even legal?)

[MarkJ]

Yes, it looks sad and forlorn. Needs a good sail to wash the decks

[VirtualVagabond]

Originally Posted by aegean adrift

Non-sailor here, so I'm wondering --

Would it be safe to presume that this boat hasn't left this harbor for a while?

(Also, that's a very tattered and worn Union Jack on the right. Is that even legal?)

I think it's safe to assume he's a non-sailor too.... or he is inside, banging away on his keyboard, totally hooked on Cruisers Forum

[boatman61]

Well what dya expect from the owner of a Coronado... seamanship..

[sailorboy1]

come now, there's probably a LOT worst places to be stuck at on the boat

[aegean adrift]

Originally Posted by MarkJ

Needs a good sail to wash the decks

Would you even take it out of the harbour?

Originally Posted by VirtualVagabond

I think it's safe to assume he's a non-sailor too.... or he is inside, banging away on his keyboard, totally hooked on Cruisers Forum

ROTFLOL!

Originally Posted by boatman61

Well what dya expect from the owner of a Coronado... seamanship..

How did you recognise this boat as that make? Interesting company history Coronado Yachts - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Originally Posted by Don Lucas

come now, there's probably a LOT worst places to be stuck at on the boat

True enough!

This is the official harbour for this resort town, and I'm trying to gather valid info for potential holiday/retirement property buyers. At least, this place seems to have more fishing boats than floating-disco gulets. Still can't say docking here would be my dream, but isn't it nice that others' choices aren't limited by my dreams?

[boatman61]

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How did you recognise this boat as that make? Interesting company history Coronado Yachts - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Seen enough of them quietly rotting away in marinas all ove the Med from Alicante to Turkey.... I believe they(CC's) were produced in Spain for a while.