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Old 07-04-2010, 20:32   #16
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Congrats!

Whoever did all the canvas work did a stellar job!
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Old 07-04-2010, 20:46   #17
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So cool, look forward to seeing you out on the Columbia. Living on your sailboat is the best place to live (most of the time). One of my favorite yacht listings with Passion Yachts were I happen to work one day a week.
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Old 07-04-2010, 20:48   #18
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Real nice, you guys are headed for adventure! Your son looks like he's settling right in.
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Old 07-04-2010, 21:00   #19
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It's a beautiful boat. Congratulations! Even that peach/pink tone seems to work, thanks to the great canvas appointments. Looks like you got a lot for the money.
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Old 08-04-2010, 20:18   #20
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Just had the survey today!

Very little blistering, and the blisters that are there are very small (less than a dime). I am going to get a bottom paint done, the yard is giving me a $5/ft discount too.

Other than that, there were just a few recommendations and no real problems!
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Old 08-04-2010, 22:24   #21
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Congatulations! Very nice looking boat... speaks volumes about a concientious previous owner. I like the bunk/pilot berth idea though I wouldn't leave home w/o a good sturdy lee-cloth for it...
Now don't let the keel grow to the bottom. Develop a routine that keeps her squared away for quick sailing trips. Please, no plants on the fore-deck! ;~>
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Old 08-04-2010, 23:49   #22
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Well done mate, boats in the USA are so cheap, in aussie they would be looking for 50K for this yacht! It looks like it has been "loved".
Good luck with it all.
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Old 09-04-2010, 00:02   #23
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I wouldn't change the curtains at all.

When visitors arrive unexpectantly they will look at those instead of the unwashed dishes.

Congratulations on the new boat!

My only recommendation is to NOT do too much work! Let things go for a few months because some things that look like they need changing / fixing / renewing etc don't! You can spend $25k in the first 12 months. Or wait for a year and then you will REALLY know what needs money spent on it!

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Old 19-04-2010, 03:58   #24
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Congrats on the purchase! Congrats on the liveaboard approval! You have got to be on cloud nine right now! Cheers!
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Old 21-04-2010, 19:26   #25
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Thanks for all the replies! Everyone around me is trying to fill us with horror stories and all the many different ways that we could die while boating...

My favorite being from my stepdad today, he told me that I needed radar while on the river so I could watch out for passing barges, because the wake from the passing barge will "flip my ass over"... I admit that I am a novice, but that is complete BS!

Anyhow, we're well into our second week and we are all loving it!
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Old 21-04-2010, 22:47   #26
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the wake from the passing barge will "flip my ass over"... I admit that I am a novice, but that is complete BS!


Thats about the only one we've never been told!

Wait till you try to get out of that river... all the pirate warnings

I'm gflad you are learning the basics: Don't listen to anyone!
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Old 22-04-2010, 15:39   #27
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So great to see someone living the dream regardless of budget. Go for it!
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Old 22-04-2010, 16:18   #28
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ahoy , the curtains are awesome ,you can keep up with what flag is that and whats that marker bouy mean its like home schooling ,hey , lol
great tidy looking boat,well done.
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Old 01-05-2010, 11:11   #29
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Congratulations!! We hope to be following your lead in a few months as we have a contract to sell our home and already have the boat!
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Old 17-05-2010, 15:33   #30
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A very good looking boat!! We had a Cal 9.2 when we first became liveaboards, and it wasn't near as roomy looking as yours!! Congrats, and welcome to the liveaboard club!! It's pretty awesome!
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