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ok here's a topic that will open a big discussion: why do you go
boating? i've done both powerboating and sailing...helped a friend deliver a sailboat from baltimore to block island...wonderful, wonderful experience and i used to have a 26' cruiser on the chesapeake...enjoyed the feel of the wind, the speed...the ability to explore places 50 miles away and approach them from the water (up the patapsco to baltimore for example). even a little bowrider on the local lakes here in dallas offers a great deal of fun... and, as a ham i've talked to sailboaters all over the world who cruise at 5 kts between the marquesas and san franscisco...enjoying every moment of their trip. so what's your reason for boating? why'd you choose the boat you did? what's your best and worst trip? |
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![]() so what's your reason for boating? why'd you choose the boat you did? what's your best and worst trip? Reason #1: Fishing and Tubing with the kids. Reason #2: Always wanted a 1:1 Chris Craft. The Boat I chose has excellent "rough water" ability.The price was right.Love the feel of the wind in my face while standing with head above the Windshield at full speed. Best Trip: Last week when we caught some nice Rainbow Trout. Worst Trip: Have'nt had one yet. Mr Windburn |
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On Jul 8, 9:49 am, wrote:
so what's your reason for boating? Because it's fun, pure and simple. why'd you choose the boat you did? First boat, because I was young, had the money, ended up being a dissapointment. Old 1964 27' CC Cavalier, didn't know it was infested with wood rot, and it fell a part after a couple seasons. It was a blast while it lasted, but no real bang for the buck. Second 1983 CC 169 Scorpion. It was a good deal, had a blast with it. 140 hp mercruiser 4 cyl. great for putting around a lake all day on no gas. Small and cramped and doesn't handle rough water very well, but I got it for a bargian and still have it. Took it out on June 30. still runs and looks new. "well, almost" 3rd, 1977 23' Marquis cuddy. Got even a better deal on it than the little CC. 350 chevy, plenty of power, plenty of room, doesn't do bad on fuel, as long as you don't pile drive it all day. Cuddy is kind of cramped, but nice ride, nice boat, Something worthy of taking a nice river cruise in. what's your best and worst trip? Too much to list, in little time. |
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On Sun, 08 Jul 2007 09:49:06 -0500, wrote:
ok here's a topic that will open a big discussion: why do you go boating? Because I can. |
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