Hi, guys and gals
I just took delivery of my Cape Dory 25, hull 129, and will be attempting to get her in shape and in the water ASAP.
My wife Marcia and I have a Bristol Corinthian daysailer, and have been enjoying it since last December, sailing on the central coast of Chile, but we want to go farther so we are moving up to the CD 25 and hope to sail her down to the Patagonian canals in January and February.
In an earlier life I had a background in the fishing industry, but it was mostly on land, so consider me a newbie. I´m prettty much retired now, and rarin´to go learning new stuff. I hope I won´t bore you all with dumb questions.
Fair winds and following seas,
Peter Wadsworth
CD 25 S/V Trinity
CD 25 Newbie
Moderator: Jim Walsh
Re: CD 25 Newbie
Congrats! As a fellow CD 25 owner, I am confident you will get much enjoyment out of her. She's a great ol' gal that's easy to maintain and even easier to sail single handedly. I can't tell you how many compliments I've gotten wherever I go. As far as dumb questions go, there is no such thing. The people on this site are super supportive and are generally more than willing to give great advice. DO NOT HESITATE to ask any question! Best of luck on your new endeavor.
Re: CD 25 Newbie
Congratulations!!! As a newbie as well, I have found so much help and good info here.
I was also told, so I pass it on post a picture of your boat..
I was also told, so I pass it on post a picture of your boat..
Chris Anderheggen
CD25 "Windsong"
Catalina 30 "Kestrel"
Catalina 387 " Parrot Cay"
Credo quia absurdum
CD25 "Windsong"
Catalina 30 "Kestrel"
Catalina 387 " Parrot Cay"
Credo quia absurdum
Re: CD 25 Newbie
Congrats and Welcome Peter! Your boat is a 25D?
Would love to see some pics of your cruising grounds when you get a chance.
-Matt
Would love to see some pics of your cruising grounds when you get a chance.
-Matt