I let go of my M-23 once, it sucked to let it go , I probably thought at the time that I needed the money or I wasn't using it enough or I had developed other interests or I had to build an airplane or I need to support a kid or 2 or I had other boats or or or and and and. Anyway I just sold my latest M-17 and it sucked for a while but I'm getting my old M-23 back in the deal so it doesn't suck so much. Smart folks just don't like things that suck so they hang on to all their M-boats and their lives suck less. Be sure that if you let a M-boat go that you don't let it go to someone that sucks, that will make your life suck less. And I now know clearly that the medicine in the green bottle makes things not suck , thank you Scotland . Well isn't this a nice little story ? Good night El Boreggo On Thursday, June 5, 2014 8:07 PM, Jeff via montgomery_boats <montgomery_boats@mailman.xmission.com> wrote: Clarity could not have found a better home.  Sad to have to part with her, but Shasta and I are still sailing (and now living aboard) our new boat Hope to see you in the islands again. Jeff and Shasta On Thursday, June 5, 2014 1:51 PM, Mark & Roberta Dvorscak <edarts93@earthlink.net> wrote: Happy to hear that Clarity found a good home. Also nice to know that she's staying local. Sent from my U.S. Cellular® smartphone Bruce Ward <northwave@telus.net> wrote:

Thank-you to Jeff and Shasta for parting with Clarity.  Bruce and Janet are now the new owners in Telkwa, BC who now have M17 #32 and M23 #111. we are happy and dedicated to the sport and use of Lyle Hess Montgomery sailboats.  We can't wait to participate in the next San Juan and Gulf island cruise with fellow small boat sailors.

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