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Bart Senior wrote:
1. What is your strategy? What are all the factors you need to consider in planning this departure. Walk the boat around at the dock to point upstream. Cast off and reach gently upstream at a speed slightly less than the ebb current. 2. What can you do to insure you clear both docks? Sailing 'backwards' against the current will keep the rudder working and provide good steerageway to maintain control of your position across the width of the river. 3. What are your bail out options? The nett slow downstream speed will make it easier to fend off. Be ready to drop the anchor if things get hairy. Could maybe sheet in to get enough speed to overcome the current, effectively providing brakes against your downstream motion. -- Wally www.artbywally.com www.wally.myby.co.uk |
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