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    Quote Originally Posted by John Blaney View Post
    #9 my problem is the forward accommodation seems to go almost to the bow, hard to imagine taking a big sea
    when into weather, but you would know better than me, having done it, and I respect the opinion of another seaman,
    thanks J S
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    Yoy are correct there, the bow section can take it a bit hard at times. Best place is amidships on a mid level deck. Know a few who have had cabins there and they say no worries about the heavy seas.
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    Quote Originally Posted by happy daze john in oz View Post
    Yoy are correct there, the bow section can take it a bit hard at times. Best place is amidships on a mid level deck. Know a few who have had cabins there and they say no worries about the heavy seas.
    Simple physics, like standing on the middle of a see-saw

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