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I doubt you even know what a seaway is. . .
CN "Dave" wrote in message ... On Tue, 25 Jan 2005 13:33:27 -0500, Capt. Neal® said: Anybody who can even abide a roll-up headsail proves he has low standards and is willing to compromise performance for convenience, which convenience leads to all sorts of additional problems usually at the very worst times. LOL. You have an incredible ability to make virtue of necessity. Can't afford roller furling? Claim you do without it for improved sail shape. Can't afford the hardware to control your halyards from the cockpit? Pretend it's a virtue to have to run to the mast to drop your sails. BTW, on my old boat I used to store the halyard ends as you do while underway. When they came loose in a seaway I learned to put a shock cord sail stop around them. Dave |
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