GL: Dingys

[Linda Graves]

		Could someone give us an evaluation of having a dingy with our boat.  We
have a 33 ft cruiser, and have wondered about the need for a dingy on board.
We are leaving FL later this month for VA.  We are doing the loop in short
hops.  
Thanks, Linda and Dennis on the Consultation
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Another interesting book you would like is "Salty Dog Talk" The nautical
origins of everyday expressions used by boaters.
ISBN -0713669764 author is
Beavis, McCloskey & Richar

A great little book I recently picked up in a UK
book shop.

Graham Pugh
Kando 11
Kingston, ON
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