Help with displacement cruiser for retirement

Discussion in 'Boat Design' started by CPperch, Nov 28, 2011.

  1. CPperch
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    CPperch Junior Member

    Buehler's designs certainly draw strong responses. Agree the white boat is a bit busy. On the other hand, she was single handed from China to San Francisco! I suspect most of that stuff serves a purpose (even thought I don't know what all of those things are for!)

    I would say most boat's owners can't claim such capability.
     
  2. eyschulman
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    eyschulman Senior Member

    Interesting that the boat came from china. When I look at a Buehler boat it kind of reminds me of a Junk. Just picture that white boat with a set of junk sails. I wounder if he used the junk as an inspiration for his designs or if is just coinsidence? Thomase Colvin did a lot of modified junk designs for coastal cruising and live aboard that were very succesful all sail to my knowlege. But I believe some junks(there are many variations) adapt well to power.
     
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  5. eyschulman
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    That makes real sense to me. The junk rig on these boats can act as auk. power-riding sail-steading sails. It fits functionaly and artisticly.
     
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