I'm Soooo Sorry!
 

Can't figure out
why we'd drop the main and loaf along under the genoa, hmmm?

no, not really.


Well, try sailing sometime and you might find cause to drop the main for a
while....such as BBQing, better done on a slow moving or anchored vessel!

Busted AGAIN, Spirt!!! Do you have a monthly pass for the ferry?

RB

I'm Soooo Sorry!
 

http://hometown.aol.com/bobsprit/images/sunset22.jpg


BTW, that shot was also made shooting through my very expensive Serrengetti
sailing sunglasses.

RB

I'm Soooo Sorry!
 

Well, try sailing sometime and you might find cause to drop the main for a
while....such as BBQing, better done on a slow moving

While underway? No wonder you were so worried about fires aboard. In any
event, no excuse for not putting a tie on the main, but what do you know
anyway. Nice sunset, tho.

Question # 4,568
 

Does anybody else drop their main and sail on genny to BBQ?

Scotty, just curious


"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Can't figure out
why we'd drop the main and loaf along under the genoa, hmmm?

no, not really.


Well, try sailing sometime and you might find cause to drop the main for a
while....such as BBQing, better done on a slow moving or anchored vessel!


Fairy RB

Question # 4,568
 

Does anybody else drop their main and sail on genny to BBQ?

Actually, we sometimes just anchor. But it was pretty light out. Still, it's
easier to cook and use the cockpit without the boom tacking back and forth.
Pretty simple if you actually cook and sail a lot, which we do...and Scotty
Potty clearly doesn't!

RB

I'm Soooo Sorry!
 

No wonder you were so worried about fires aboard. In any
event, no excuse for not putting a tie on the main, but what do you know
anyway.

Why do I need a tie on the main? 20 minutes after the pic was taken it was up
again. A difference that makes no differerence IS NO difference.

RB

I'm Soooo Sorry!
 

20 minutes? Very poor seamanship!

SV


"Bobsprit" wrote
Why do I need a tie on the main? 20 minutes after the pic was taken it was
up
again.

Question # 4,568
 

Still, it's
easier to cook and use the cockpit without the boom tacking back and forth.
Pretty simple if you actually cook and sail a lot, which we do...a

Yes, I agree. That boomy thing tacking back and forth is a real pain.

Question # 4,568
 

"Bobsprit" wrote

Still, it's
easier to cook and use the cockpit without the boom tacking back and
forth.


Oh my, how lubbery.......

Question # 4,568
 

Yes, I agree. That boomy thing tacking back and forth is a real pain.


Good grief. He aint kidding either!

RB