Thanks Lou!
                  Getting a trailer is quite a challenge, but borrowing one
might be an option.  I know there lots of Rhodies in the NE and we all know
how generous they are.  So if having the ability to move the boat by the
new owner is a deal maker you might be able to line something up.  Looking
forward to the Med experience.

Chris G

On Tue, Aug 8, 2017 at 9:19 AM, Lou Rosenberg <lsr3 at nyu.edu> wrote:

> Chris,
> thanks for the input on mast height.  A few yrs back I measured carefully
> from my waterline mark to the deck top, then measured the standard mast a
> few times, although I think i added my antenna height into the calculation.
> When I go under the Mill Basin bridge it says 41 ft, (MLW) and I clear it
> by
> what seems like only about 4-5 feet.
>
> I wish I had a trailer now, but I cannot afford one and the storage alone
> would be prohibitive if she doesnt sell by winter.
>
> Safe sails in Europe, hope you have a wonderful time!
> Lou
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