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Because one picks up a mooring at the bow and one
has to walk past the mast to the cockpit in order to roll up the jenny and then one has to walk forward again to the mast to drop the main. This is lubberly. Any real sailor does his sail work at the mast. "The_navigatorİ" wrote in message ... Why couldn't she just let off the genoa sheets roll it up and then drop the main? Cheers MC Simple Simon wrote: After making the mooring pendant fast one walks to the mast and cast off both the main and jib halyards and both sails fall right down. Poor Katy would have to drop the main with the jenny slapping her across the head and shoulders and then go back to the cockpit to roll up the stupid wind up sail. Sooooo lubberly, don't cha know? "The_navigatorİ" wrote in message ... Why? Cheers MC Simple Simon wrote: Of course one must have hank-on sails for this procedure to work right so that leaves you out, honey. |
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