mogy
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Reged: 08/05/2003
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Loc: SPAIN,Galicia
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Anybody havean opinion about this boat.In relation to the macwester 22 are the two feet extra in the middle of the boat or added to the bow and stearn sections eg is there more useable accomodation on the 24 footer.... thanks
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chrishelen
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Reged: 07/01/2007
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Hi,a while back i had a day sail in a Rowen,from what i remember it was a roomy boat with standing headroom,and pretty good accomodation,i think she was triple keeled as well,the 22 is a completly different boat i think.
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VicS
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Reged: 13/07/2002
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Loc: Home: Kent. Boat: Chichester
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the 22 is a completly different boat i think.
The 22 is the original Macwester Rowan. The 24 is the Rowan Crown . Very similar, perhaps some would describe it as a stretched version.
Pretty sure that the cockpit accounts for a good bit of the extra length.
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mogy
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Loc: SPAIN,Galicia
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ok,thanks for that.
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CAPTAIN_FANTASTIC
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Reged: 04/03/2007
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Loc: Wales
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the 24 ft has standing headroom (6ft) and separate heads; also very large cockpit; briliant boats.
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simonmaclellan
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Reged: 17/08/2007
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Hi,
Just returned from a four day cruise in my Rowan Crown.
Main benefits: large deep cockpit, long keel, heavy boat (three tons) for a 24ft boat, all three providing a pretty safe boat when the weather turns. There is good access into the cockpit from a tender via a removable part of the transom.
Inside: standing headroom, the forward cabin large enough for adults (unlike many similar sized boats, where the forward cabin is just suitable for children) and seperate heads.
I don't know the 22ft version, the Rowan, so can't compare.
Simon
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