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Join Date: 04 March 2007
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I picked up a 411 in Trinidad a couple of years ago, I spent 2 weeks in the yard getting work done and my impressions are : the yard in Chagaramus (Power Boat Mutual Facilities Ltd. contact Brent Agar brent@powerboats.co.tt) was very good and responsive; but the yard doesn't do any work, all work is with separate contractors, of which some are good and some are definitely not. You have to shop around. The yard is full of real off shore sailors, very much a contrast to european harbors, so once there you can get info and help. Good luck, a presto Pippo 411/22
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Thanks Pippo,
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Hi Mike: I lived in the US Virgin Islands on my boat for 18 months in 2008/09. If you end up in the USVI, I can offer comment. I did not sail down to Trinidad, so cannot offer any advice. I did sail over to Europe with the ARC Europe 2009 group and had a fantastic experience. If you are looking for a fun, safer way to come back, you may well consider it for your return leg. I think the return leg gives you more chance to meet and socialize as apart from the start and finish, there are two other stops (Bermuda and the Azores). The ARC organization were freindly and helpful. It also proved to be a reasonably good deal as we had 6 or 7 marina nights included in the cost of the admission fee. Not bad! Cheers, Milo s/y The Last of the Normal People Swan 47(048) |
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Hi Milo,
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