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Bye Bye!!!
I'm off to sail with a few pretty ladies!
I hope the wind is less crazed today....one of the gals is my ex-girlfriend from years ago and not used to boats. Hope the rest of you get out there! RB |
Bye Bye!!!
the wind was ''crazed''?????
"Bobsprit" wrote in message ... I'm off to sail with a few pretty ladies! I hope the wind is less crazed today....one of the gals is my ex-girlfriend from years ago and not used to boats. Hope the rest of you get out there! RB |
Bye Bye!!!
the wind was ''crazed''?????
It was NUTS. 12 knots near city Island only up to 17 near Execution Rocks, then, passing Stepping Stone, gusts to 30 knots and more as we approached the Throgsneck. We watched as a unreefed Columbia 28 nearly got knocked down. Then again, my friend was having a blast on his J24 with a full main and the little blade. Too many people on my boat for it to be worthwhile. Today will be better. RB |
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"Blobsprit" wrote ...
I was NUTS. you still are. then, passing Stepping Stone, you passed your old boat? Too much wind for my boat for it to be worthwhile. Today I will be bitter. RB |
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then, passing Stepping Stone,
you passed your old boat? Hey, that's funny! RB |
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On 30 May 2004 15:43:48 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote this
crap: the wind was ''crazed''????? It was NUTS. 12 knots near city Island only up to 17 near Execution Rocks, then, passing Stepping Stone, gusts to 30 knots and more as we approached the Throgsneck. We watched as a unreefed Columbia 28 nearly got knocked down. Then again, my friend was having a blast on his J24 with a full main and the little blade. Too many people on my boat for it to be worthwhile. Today will be better. 12 to 17 is nuts? We had races in 20 to 25 knots. The Hobie 33s loved it. Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now! |
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Bobsprit wrote:
the wind was ''crazed''????? It was NUTS. 12 knots near city Island only up to 17 near Execution Rocks, then, passing Stepping Stone, gusts to 30 knots and more as we approached the Throgsneck. Our first race of the season (and my first yacht race) was in winds of 29-45 knots, and most of the crew were scratch. We took line honours, and missed 1st by 40sec on handicap. Full main, no2 jib, and the spinnaker on the first downwind leg. -- Wally www.forthsailing.com www.wally.myby.co.uk |
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Our first race of the season (and my first yacht race) was in winds of 29-45
knots, and most of the crew were scratch. We took line honours, and missed 1st by 40sec on handicap. Full main, no2 jib, and the spinnaker on the first downwind leg. Yeah, but you didn't have a crowded boat with a few folks who never sailed before, including two children and a guy in his 80s. 30 knots aint the best for that. RB |
Bye Bye!!!
I won a bottle of
shampane that I'm saving for Monday. I bet if you won it you could actually spell it. What an idiot. RB |
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