HH50sc, it's fast, it's sleek, but is it a good boat for cruising?
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After seeing, and being impressed by, an HH50sc at the Annapolis boat show. We couldn’t resist interviewing a couple who have already extensively cruised their beautifully coloured boat ‘Lickety’ to see if it has more than ferrari type stying and can actually become a good live-aboard boat.
Todd and Catherine definitely think so and showed us around their very impressive boat.
We showed a short section of the interview in our last episode, this is the full version.
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