small sailing boats?

[nix-j-c]

what kind of small sailing boats can you get that get fit three people? pico's are just a tiny bit to small aren't they but i'm not after something as big as a wayfarer.

any sugestions? links to good photos and info would be useful aswell. thanxin advance. nix

[nix-j-c]

or can a pico fit three people i can't remmeber

[dot.hawkes]

I had a dress omce with a pico hemline

[Bbbananas]

I once knew a cornish shrimper

[sara3]

I had prawn risotto on Monday.

[Bbbananas]

did you have the trots on tuesday?

[sara3]

nooooo... do prawns do that to you? or the rice??

[nix-j-c]

i'm askign about a sailing boat if you don't know about them then GO AWAY.

[nix-j-c]

if you don't even know what a laser pico is then why did you bother answering you imature idiot

[Bbbananas]

I told you I knew about cornish shrimpers - and I do.
I also know about Halberg Rasses, Malos and am very very knowledgeable about Bavaria 35' racers. All too big though? Well, apart from cornish shrimpers .

[Bbbananas]

excuse me - type - Hallberg-Rassy.

[sara3]

oh, this is "hobbies and interests"...

I understand now ;o)

[nix-j-c]

i'm talking about doc sara and sal who are just clogging this questiong with irrelevant nonsense

[sara3]

↑ lol!

[Catron]

As you were the one who started this off in chatterbank, that is a little hypocritical, Zacsmaster.

[Bbbananas]

oooooooohh, sorry.
I'll go then.
We only felt sorry for you because you was being ignored.

[tamborine]

Get 6 oil drums 6 floor planks & 6 metres of rope. Tie & fix altogether and 3 will fit nicely.

[growlybear]

Hi there,

Agree, its annoying when folk clutter up the board.

Many years since I dinghy raced (and invariably won down to amazing skipper, I crewed with) - Enterprise and Flying Fifteen - in the days when the Enterprises all had wooden hulls. LOL.

In my day there was only one Laser and it was fairly new then. First one I ever saw with a trapeze.

Pico can take several children or two adults.
What about a Gull Calypso?
http://www.porters.org.uk/gull%20calypso.htm