That's OK if the person has some idea of how to sail. I've seen it many times,
someone who has no idea how to sail will invariably point the boat 'at' the wind
(presumably because anything else will make the boat lean to one side) & then
wonder why it doesn't go anywhere.

On Wed, 24 May 2006 21:48:55 GMT, keith_nuttle
wrote:

Get a boat you can afford. Select a nice day, when the winds are
slightly above calm, and go sailing. The problem with sailing is not
making the boat got but to make the boat go where you wanted.

As you become comfortable with that wind condition go with slightly
higher winds the next time.

Info Dude wrote:
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