The best trailer sailer boats for weekend cruising..or longer
Duncan Kent picks new and used trailer sailer boats that are large enough to accommodate crew for a weekend, but small enough to launch single-handed
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Duncan Kent picks new and used trailer sailer boats that are large enough to accommodate crew for a weekend, but small enough to launch single-handed
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Yachting wasn’t a part of Ann McHorney’s background when growing up in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. In fact, the closest she came was weekend
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Practical Boat Owner David Harding reports on the Hunter Ranger 245, which later became the Channel 245 Back in 2012, I went for a spin on the Hunter Channel 245 – a robust and chunky little cruiser that punched above her weight in lots of ways. Here was a boat with a hull length of just 23ft (7m) that offered up to six berths, an enclosed heads, a separate aft cabin, a chart table (often not found on much larger boats these days), full standing headroom for a six-footer, a respectable galley, an inboard engine, a choice of fin or twin keels and, despite so much accommod...