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Discussion in 'YachtForums Yacht Club' started by Norseman, Jun 3, 2023.

  1. Pascal

    Pascal Senior Member

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    Flush decks have big aft decks with plenty of room for line handling. No need to get on the platform which is just plain dumb when docking
  2. Norseman

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    I probably should look at the next size down, a 53 perhaps, would that be a flush deck like yours?
    The 61/63 is too big for a single guy, (in case mama kicks me out, will miss my dog.:()
    Time will tell, maybe I won’t need a liveaboard boat after all but as a former Boy Scout I always look
    at plan B, just in case.:cool:
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    Pascal Senior Member

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    I think the best is the 56MY as it has a wider beam. Very similar layout.
  4. Capt Ralph

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    Hang on, You keep dat puppy..
    Move in on our Bertram if you AND puppy need a dawg house.

    However, Just don't piss off da missis and all of this just may be a bad dream.

    They don't ever get over it.
    Remember I have two exes and their not in Texas.
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  5. Norseman

    Norseman Senior Member

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    Aye. Thx for the offer, much appreciated but the storm has passed, or so it seems.
    Being married to an artist is a lot of work, it is all about temper, emotions and drama, never dull.
    I will lay low in the terrain and stay out of trouble for a while…
  6. Capt Ralph

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    Just don't ever get close to what ever topic this rub was about.
    If it was a real bad storm, it will never completely pass.

    Like a good boy scout, be better prepared when it does return.
    Brotherly advice; I usually ignore it and don't engage when it returns. Big down wind reach, fast and far aweigh at the same time helps also (ie; retreat, run like heck, do not say a thing)..