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John Cairns
 
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Default Sailing back to the slip

Great sail today, went out for about 4 hours. Unfortunately, my batteries
were completely dead when I went to motor back into the marina. Fortunately,
the wind was blowing out of the E-NE, the entrance to the marina runs
east/west, was able to sail up the channel, drop the main several boat
lengths before the turn into my row, coast right into the slip. Not quite
the same as sailing right in, but I was getting quite a few stares as I
sailed up the channel. Under the circumstances, it seemed like a good idea.
Waiting for a tow in might have taken several hours, the wind was blowing in
the right direction. I didn't have much time to gloat, one of my sailing
neighbors was quick to point out that marina rules prohibit sailing in the
marina. Good practice, though.
John Cairns


 
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