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    Owners’ experiences

    Sep 10, 2020 4 minutes

    S/Y ESCAPADE (LAUNCHED 2006; HULL 149)

    David and Rosie Hulkin

    e bought Escapade in 2017 and have now sailed over 4,000 miles in her. We spotted her out of the water one afternoon and I was immediately attracted by her deep forefoot and sea-kindly hull shape. As I explained to my wife Rosie, a sailing widow of many years, such a boat would not slam in a headway as did our existing 35-footer but she would slice through the waves and have a much more comfortable motion underway. After just 15 minutes onboard she was smitten. Smitten by the gigantic owner’s cabin

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