Which Boat to buy

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I guess the dilemma is that really good Europes don't come up too often so to not buy the newer one might be a missed opportunity. But it's impossible to guess what you'll want to be sailing in a years time so I'm afraid you'll just have to make the decision yourself, but remember it's not so much about the winning as the fun you have getting there. 
See you on New Years Day for the pursuit?

Edited by Sam.Spoons - 24 Dec 20 at 3:25pm

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	I guess the dilemma is that really good Europes don't come up too often so to not buy the newer one might be a missed opportunity. But it's impossible to guess what you'll want to be sailing in a years time so I'm afraid you'll just have to make the decision yourself, but remember it's not so much about the winning as the fun you have getting there. See you on New Years Day for the pursuit? Edited by Sam.Spoons - 24 Dec 20 at 3:25pm
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