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Thom Stewart wrote:
.... I carry a 150% on the furler and have no trouble making 45 degrees..... If I'm sailing that way I'm not looking for speed and as long as I've got control (ability to tack) couldn't care less. That's good. A lot of boats won't get through irons under jib alone. It's very good to have practiced this kind of sailing. About the furry crew- don't worry. Relax, let the dog get comfortable on the boat... it might be a good idea to simply spend time aboard at the dock. Dogs are very perceptive and if you're worried, they will get upset. We got lucky with our current dog. He jumps on & off the boat, seems to consider it "just like home." Great companions. Fresh Breezes- Doug King |
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