Sounds just like a 30-1, except we have a pan under a grate and a pump
overboard. And covers for things that need to be dry.
Gary
----- Original Message -----
From: Josh Muckley
To: C&C List
Sent: Monday, February 24, 2014 8:35 PM
Subject: Re: Stus-List Landfall 38 - cruising & showering
Steve,
I'm not sure about the layout of a C&C 32 but the Pearson 32 has an easy
shower layout such that the entire head spans the beam of the boat just forward
of the mast. This provides sufficient room to move. It even has a track for a
curtain attached to the ceiling. With a curtain you prevent wetting down the
toilet and toilet paper. The floor pan drains to the bildge.
Josh Muckley
On Feb 24, 2014 12:51 PM, "Stevan Plavsa" <stevanpla...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi All,
I only just realized that there was a layout available for the Landfall 38
that had a U-shaped galley, more interior woodwork and most impressively, a
separate shower. I've been discussing our needs with the admiral and we're in
agreement on the requirement for a separate shower so the Landfall has now
captured our attention. Looking at boats on yachtworld it appears that only LFs
made after 82 had the separate shower, is that true or was it a layout that was
always available?
Our 32 doesn't have a shower and the head is tiny. I couldn't really
imagine taking a shower in there at all. Showers are probably a point of
interest when you're swimming in salt water every day??? Seems that the LF also
carries over 100 gallons of fresh water .. having never showered on a boat I
don't know if this is enough for a rinse off every day? How often are people
showering with fresh water when away in remote anchorages in the Caribbean? Or
other warm climates? I have no experience here.
I also wanted to ask the owners of the LF 38s which layout you have and
what you like about it, and what you don't like about it? Have you done much
long term cruising or living aboard? Wally, I've read most of your articles and
I know you installed the U-shaped galley, I guess I assumed all Landfalls were
that way.
The landfalls are a good value. I laid out a bunch of options in the "when
to go cruising" thread and one of them is certainly taking our boat up to
Georgian Bay and keeping it there. A Landfall would serve well on Georgian Bay
as well as being enough boat to do some long term cruising on. We haven't yet
figured out how we're going to take off forever so it looks like that plan will
have to wait a while. In the short term however, moving our boat to Georgian
Bay is looking like a win/win in the short term.
Steve
Suhana, C&C 32
Toronto
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