Pirate dink

[wayne.b]

Originally Posted by Lizzy Belle

I'm in the Netherlands, plotting a move to the Caribbean - I could do with a little more sunshine too

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Lot's of sunshine in the Caribbean and a relatively easy sail when the trade winds are right. What's keeping you from going?

[Lizzy Belle]

I'm in the Netherlands, so I might just take the time to get my boat ready for a month of ocean sailing I'd also like some monies to buy food with - things like that get in the way of leaving right now.

[valhalla360]

Sorry to jump to a conclusion but it looked like classic stealth marketing technique.

[Lizzy Belle]

I know, right?

[Sandibar]

Originally Posted by Sandibar

... and IF weight would be below 40...

40 kg that is.

[HappyMdRSailor]

Originally Posted by valhalla360

Sorry to jump to a conclusion but it looked like classic stealth marketing technique.

Originally Posted by Lizzy Belle

I know, right?

It really did...

Welcome to CF Mr. "almost ex Idaho"

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[Celestialsailor]

Originally Posted by Leaving Idaho

OK so I just came across this cool looking dinghy. Just didn't know if anyone had seen this yet. Kind of wondering about opinions on this design. It claims it's 65 pounds which is pretty light. For all those interested in the hard dink here is another option. Patrick

Pro 356 Pirate sailboat for sale in North Carolina

Boats for Sale

Uhmmmm. By chance is it you selling it?

Livingston is the real deal and they can be had used, $200-$400