Greetings and a couple of questions

Discussion in 'Motorsailers' started by adventurer, Sep 29, 2006.

  1. adventurer
    Joined: Sep 2006
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    Location: Greece

    adventurer New Member

    Hello all,

    After larking for a while, thinking what a great site this is, I joined in.

    Hello from sunny Greece!:cool:

    Me and my soon-to-be wife are thinking that instead of paying a rent for a house we could buy a boat and live in it, since Athens has so many marinas.
    I know a lot of people do it, but not that common in Greece.

    A motorsailer seems to be the best idea as it combines sailing and motoring plus a lot of sapce as a bonus and actually a 45-55 Turkish wooden gullet would fit the bill nice.

    Any advice from someone more experienced?

    Thank you all in advance
    Alexis
     
  2. westlawn5554X
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    westlawn5554X STUDENT

    Bruce robert have some fat yacths with many room space and easy building. Not fast but comfy. Yes it does occasionally good for sail.
     
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