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Dear Ken



Thank you for taking the time to reply so promptly, despite the fact
that you are probably in preparation for your trip to Taiwan.



The weight ratios would, of course, answer a large part of my question.
As I have said, there is not a shred of doubt in my mind regarding the
seaworthiness and/or stability of a Nordhavn. If anything, my admiration
for their workmanship and approach has increased since I have been able
to see the 40 II in the flesh. I cannot even begin to imagine how it
must be standing on an N68. I guess my curiosity was kindled not the
least because - like you - I prefer the aft wheel house configuration,
which seems to me creates a slightly taller ship.



Nevertheless, despite, as you say, listening to the wishes of the
market, I cannot believe they would jeopardize their unique reputation
and position for the sake of following some fashion or other. It will be
really interesting to see what Jeff Leishman will contribute to this
discussion.



By the way, your mentioning of the hot tub brought back to me an
article that I read not long ago. Apparently, even enormous cruise
ships empty their swimming pools when the encounter bad weather under
way.



Peter

Mueller, Peter 2006-10-05 06:05:38