The real challenge is to sail your boat or someone else's boat
however best you can, learning while you go, never ending the
learning and the appreciation of what your doing and seeing.

Always make good on your dreams, never follow them.

"Simple Simon" wrote in message
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That's the correct attitude. Priorities!

The real challenge is to take a coastal cruiser and
turn it into a true blue water passage maker like
I've done with my Coronado 27.

S.Simon - took a good, inexpensive boat, perfected it
and still has plenty of party green.


"JACK" wrote in message
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If you only intend to party at the dock, if you're idea of real
adventure is
to spend a week investigating every gunkhole in the bay, if you don't
ever
intend to venture across the 'stream, then what does it matter if you're
vessel is a Morgan or Hinckley? You'd be just as comfortable, nay more
comfortable, and just as safe in a Catalina, Hunter, Seidleman,
Coronado,
C&C, McGregor, or Lugar but have enough green left to party extreme!