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It was a nice sail. What made it great was I have a new nieghbor in the Cul-de-Sac and he is a sailor! He is a Hobie sailor from British Columbia Lakes and new to salt water sailing. I introduced him to "Pneuma" yesterday and it was love at first sight. I do believe I have a new crewman, with summers off. He is a teacher. Just what this old man needed. It is getting tougher all the time to single hand. I have to admit I need help :-( Took him out yesterday for a sail ( more as a check out) He passed with flying colors. He knews sail trim. I wasn't to sure about his feelings about a Mono Hull? As the wind started to fade, I hand him the bag with the 170 Drifter. He rigged it. Flying behind the Furler and had another 2 hrs sail. Finished off with sailing back to the slip. Went great! I over |
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