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At 10:42pm on June 15, 2009, Suky Cannon said…
Hi Marcelle, you'll have plenty of time before you set across ocean...meanwhile you have beautiful waters where you are. Someday, I'd like to go there.
At 8:57pm on June 15, 2009, Suky Cannon said…
This is a great group of women Marcelle and we love to share so welcome... you have wonderful plans !
At 1:26am on June 15, 2009, Terri said…
Wow, checked out his site...maritime paintings ...awesome!!!! thanks
At 12:33am on June 15, 2009, Ocean Girl said…
Hey its Erika
Yeah my parents rock! I am very proud of them:)
Mom, Dad, and I are total ocean lovers, while my brother is an space geek (he is V.P. of the Houston Astronomy club), and my sister is a mountains/wilderness nut (she canoes, hikes, camps etc). So we are a colorfully bunch :)
BTW-beautiful painting
At 11:37pm on June 14, 2009, Terri said…
Love paintings done in palette and knife. Wish I had the talent...yeah once kids grow up then we get to do alot! Is very nice being somewhat free again! Terri
At 9:09am on June 14, 2009, Terri said…
Wow, first one!!??!!! You're very good, how long painting?
At 9:07am on June 14, 2009, Ocean Girl said…
That is exactly what my mom did, waited till we were all grown and as soon as I was out of the house, she was off on her adventure.
Erika
At 12:22am on June 14, 2009, Ocean Girl said…
Marcelle,
My parents sailed around the world on a 37ft Tartan, (Mom wrote a book about it called The Oceans are Waiting By Sharon Ragle).
America is a great place to find a cruising boat, I would think that Oz has a lot too, why not shop in your area? are they more expensive?
Nice to meet you,
Erika
At 7:49pm on June 13, 2009, Liv said…
Hello Marcelle,
I just got your message. If you're planning to visit east of Toronto then you're not far from where we are.. We're about 4 hours east of Toronto.
Keep in touch and let me know when you're in our area.
At 8:45am on June 11, 2009, LOLA said…
How are you doing? I am still learning
At 8:22am on June 11, 2009, h said…
Marcelle,

If youwant to cruise away in 5 years, it is worthwhile to get the boat now, and do it up slowly until you are happy with it that it will be good enough to rely on it in all conditions.

In the 5 years, you can also learn to sail it well enough to be confident with it.

That is what I am doing.

Upgrading most system is just taking a lot of time. Not to mention the lazy weekends.

The current thingking with blue water yacht size for 2 person is about 40 to 42 ft. But in the old school, 34 to 36 is more manageable physically as well as on the pocket. The problem is that the current design for the mid 30 cruiser is too light weight. Visit my pages and you can see an older boat that was made for cruising with only 33 ft long.

Oleana water capacity is 370 l and fuel 220 l. Not bad for a small boat.

Good luck in your search.
At 8:36am on March 26, 2009, PCarrico said…
Hi Marcelle,
It sounds like you too have a full life with a great bunch of kids.
You're in a great part of the world too!
Enjoy!
Pete
At 1:36pm on March 14, 2009, PCarrico said…
Hey Marcelle,
What kind of dinghy is that in the photo?
You say 125 dinghy, not familiar with that class.
Looks fun and fast!
Pete
At 4:17pm on March 8, 2009, LOLA said…
WELCOME

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