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The C&C Yachts Landfall 43 is a masthead sloop designed by the C&C Design Team and built by C&C Yachts from 1982 to the present. It features a fin keel with a rudder on a skeg, measures 12.8 meters LOA with a 3.9-meter beam, and draws 1.7 meters, displacing 11,158 kg. The model was available as a sloop or ketch. Aboard *Wildly Intrepid Sailing*, a Landfall 43 completed a 21-nautical-mile shakedown sail to Beckwith Island in four hours, demonstrating its performance and handling.12:09 The crew found the Landfall 43 offered more comfort and stability for their family of four than their previous boat, despite one child experiencing mild seasickness.19:28 They noted difficulties with the headsail furling system's line tension in 20-knot winds.22:55 The crew used sticky pads to secure galley items while the boat heeled.10:41
