Not a Chrysler, but looks to be a fine delivery
Not a Chrysler, but looks to be a fine delivery
Hi all,
Been wrapped up with life, the universe (and home, family and work) and everything for a bit, but had a great opportunity come my way and jumped at it. Heading out Thursday early AM for Victoria, BC, to crew on a delivery of a Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 50 DS to San Francisco. This will the furthest, and longest, and westernmost, offshore passage I've ever made, and I'm seriously excited. It means passing up my usual fall coastal excursion with Windward, but sometimes one must just pay the opportunity cost and move on.
Stoked!
Been wrapped up with life, the universe (and home, family and work) and everything for a bit, but had a great opportunity come my way and jumped at it. Heading out Thursday early AM for Victoria, BC, to crew on a delivery of a Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 50 DS to San Francisco. This will the furthest, and longest, and westernmost, offshore passage I've ever made, and I'm seriously excited. It means passing up my usual fall coastal excursion with Windward, but sometimes one must just pay the opportunity cost and move on.
Stoked!
Jeff
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Hey! That sounds totally awesome!
You'll be very close to me in our neck of the woods!
Take lots of photos! Victoria is beautiful! We go there almost every year and love it! If you go to the Emperess Hotel and see the marina right there infront of the hotel. you'll see where we spend some "city" time on Destiny! If you end up with any free time, give me a shout! Maybe we can get together!
If not, no worries!
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You'll be very close to me in our neck of the woods!
Take lots of photos! Victoria is beautiful! We go there almost every year and love it! If you go to the Emperess Hotel and see the marina right there infront of the hotel. you'll see where we spend some "city" time on Destiny! If you end up with any free time, give me a shout! Maybe we can get together!
If not, no worries!
Scott
Have a good sail, and welcome back... hope your universe is well. There is no harm in taking the time to smell the roses along the way. Windward maybe a bit perturned at first, but she will welcome you back on your return. Keep us informed as best you can for we are stocked right along with you, knowing one of our own is on such a sailing adventure.
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Re: Not a Chrysler, but looks to be a fine delivery
OH JEALOUSY, is just too soft a word here. Oh man the Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 44 has been on my wish list for years. Where is that quarter million when I really need it.Windward wrote:Hi all,
to crew on a delivery of a Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 50 DS to San Francisco.
Stoked!
Photo's, you must get p[photo's and stories from the trip.
Thanks
Alan
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Sounds like a blast.
Don't get too spoiled!
Alan,
I could not agree more that the 44DS is an amazing craft, however, I feel that the better overall boat is a Beneteau. And yes, I know they are of the same designer/stock, but if you can get inside a few Jenneaus and some Benneteau's and compare them, do it.
We are lucky to have the boat show in Chicago near by, so we are spoiled. There is something fun about dreaming in that kinda pricetag, even if we will never have the funds to back it up.
Would love to debate sailboats with you over a beer/coffee, if you find yourself in the MI area again.
Most of the people I chat with, present forumn excluded, Think that the new Jenneau is some kinda new fandled french vacuum!
Don't get too spoiled!
Alan,
I could not agree more that the 44DS is an amazing craft, however, I feel that the better overall boat is a Beneteau. And yes, I know they are of the same designer/stock, but if you can get inside a few Jenneaus and some Benneteau's and compare them, do it.
We are lucky to have the boat show in Chicago near by, so we are spoiled. There is something fun about dreaming in that kinda pricetag, even if we will never have the funds to back it up.
Would love to debate sailboats with you over a beer/coffee, if you find yourself in the MI area again.
Most of the people I chat with, present forumn excluded, Think that the new Jenneau is some kinda new fandled french vacuum!
"The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to change; the realist adjusts the sails." - William Arthur Ward
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Stoked indeed I would love to have that chance you are a lucky guy Jeff.
Catch the wind and ride the wave, Have fun
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