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![]() Forget about how it happened. Bad luck or bad stays, the mast is down, lying with it's head in the water, still held a 3rd on deck held there by the remaining stays. The sails were hanked on and they, along with the mast, are helping to create a motion in the swells that's pretty awful. No boltcutters on board. Can anything be saved? The sails? Should ANY effort be made to save the rig, or should we just get the needle nose pliars and get it all off and over? The seas are 4-6 feet, so there's imediate danger. RB |
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