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Just got in from what will probably be my last trip out for the season :'(.

I'd just like to say that getting a used weekender to learn to sail was a very good decision on my part.

I started out knowing nothing about sailing this spring, but the boat proved to be very forgiving and very easy to handle for a beginner.

She has some bumps and scrapes due to mistakes I made ::), but I feel that I have learned a great deal thanks to her, and would recommend a weekender to anyone wanting to learn to sail.


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Well now comes the fun part:  Maintaining it.  :D

(Ok, maybe that's not the FUNNEST part)

But don't be afraid to take a random orbit sander to it with some 80 grit.

I went through a box of 30 of those in the last 8 weeks on my Vacationer.

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