Go for it Herb. Sounds like you've done your homework. These boats can be set
up to singlehand,
are stable and a good boat to experience sailing on for the new sailor.
Good Luck and Enjoy your new boat,
Fran
Former M15 #236> Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2008 05:25:21 -0700> From: [EMAIL
PROTECTED]> To: [email protected]> Subject: M_Boats: M15,
experience (lack of) and location> > Hello all,> > I'm very close to ordering
an M15 and thought I'd try to get some reassurance before I jump.> > > I have
very little sailing experience (maybe 10 or 12 trips) but have 30-35 years
boating > experience, so I feel I have a good handle on the basic seamanship
aspect of things.> Here on the South Carolina coast we get an "afternoon
seabreeze" of about 12-15 mph> almost everyday throughout the summer. I've been
looking at alot of different boats for a long > time and I keep coming back to
the Montgomerys. I'll be sailing the rivers and harbors, not > out front. It is
reasonable to think an M15 is a good choice for this. And, at 56, is this to
lively a boat > to manage, while leaning to sail?> From all the reading I've
done, I know there are a lot of seasoned veterans out there, so I'd appreciate
> any input you guys might have.> > Herb Stokes> > > >
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