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"Donal" wrote in message
... .... That means hatches were probably dogged. Hatches are always sealed when a sailing boat is underway. Wow, your crew must suffer on a hot day. There are lots of boats, and lots of situations where its desirable and permissible to make way with a hatch open. I would say that 90% of the time we have a saloon hatch open underway, weather permitting. Three of our hatches (2 in the galley, one in the head) have been cracked open for all but a few hours in the last 5 years. IIRC, the Tartan 37 has a hatch just forward of the companionway that could be left open in moderate conditions. |
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