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> on 2/13/00 10:36 AM, Marilyn Dimson-Doyle at mddoyle@mediaone.net wrote:
> Hi Bill,
> Thanks for the encouragement. I have been using your approach for the
> past few seasons but wasn't sure it would hold me in good stead with the
> Potter. Sounds like it will.
> Alan
I have no doubt. P19s are astounding in their ability to help one "weather"
bad conditions and (sometimes) foolish mistakes. I've been far and wide in
quite varied conditions -- including the truly ugly -- and have never felt
threatened. Beat up and uncomfortable on occasion, but not threatened.
The other thing that, to me, is astounding is the room they offer. When I
was planning the boat purchase a decade and a half ago, I had no idea she
would be an actual, capable, multi-person **cruising** boat -- witness the
Bahamas experience and like similar but less extreme cruises Ursa and I have
made.
Enjoy.
Bill Combs
-- WWP 19 #439 (Aug 1987) "Ursa Minor" Fort Walton Beach FL ttursine@earthlink.net http://home.earthlink.net/~ttursine -- Never test the depth of the water with both feet
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