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Glad to hear you are getting back out on the water. I can understand a
bit of depression but there is a boat suitable for everyone; if you
sell the Freedom then so be it. What I don't understand is why you
didn't have the friends who launched the boat for you come along too.

Fresh Breezes- Doug King

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90% of my sailing is single handed and I needed to test my limits. A
Freedom is just about the best single hander there is.
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y3/...erRigged60.jpg

Everything is right the L to R : Main Sheet , 2nd Reef, 1st Reef,,
Cunningham, , Outhaul, Port Traveler, Vang, Jib Halyard, Main Halyard,
Jib Sheet, Starboard Traveler. Not Shown: Jib Down Haul, Lazy Jacks,
Self tacking Jib.




mOn 30 May 2006 07:12:36 -0700, "DSK" wrote:

Glad to hear you are getting back out on the water. I can understand a
bit of depression but there is a boat suitable for everyone; if you
sell the Freedom then so be it. What I don't understand is why you
didn't have the friends who launched the boat for you come along too.

Fresh Breezes- Doug King

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90% of my sailing is single handed and I needed to test my limits. A
Freedom is just about the best single hander there is.


Marc is correct. He was kind enough to have Suzanne and I out on his
Freedom 36 with a solid breeze blowing. The boat is very easy to sail,
stiff and ultra forgiving. Maybe a Nonsuch could be easier....But I
liked the Freedom 36.


RB
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"Marc" wrote:
90% of my sailing is single handed and I needed to test my limits. A
Freedom is just about the best single hander there is.
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y3/...erRigged60.jpg

Everything is right the L to R : Main Sheet , 2nd Reef, 1st Reef,,
Cunningham, , Outhaul, Port Traveler, Vang, Jib Halyard, Main Halyard,
Jib Sheet, Starboard Traveler. Not Shown: Jib Down Haul, Lazy Jacks,
Self tacking Jib.


You forgot to put your pics into PhotoShop or Paint and put the arrows to
the items you are talking about. Remember, some of us are still trying to
learn from the arrogant sailors...

LP


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"Lady Pilot" wrote in message
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"Marc" wrote:
90% of my sailing is single handed and I needed to test

my limits. A
Freedom is just about the best single hander there is.

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y3/...ompletedCabinR
oofwTravelerRigged60.jpg

Everything is right the L to R : Main Sheet , 2nd

Reef, 1st Reef,,
Cunningham, , Outhaul, Port Traveler, Vang, Jib Halyard,

Main Halyard,
Jib Sheet, Starboard Traveler. Not Shown: Jib Down Haul,

Lazy Jacks,
Self tacking Jib.


You forgot to put your pics into PhotoShop or Paint and

put the arrows to
the items you are talking about. Remember, some of us are

still trying to
learn from the arrogant sailors...



stupid girl...




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"Lady Pilot" wrote in message

Remember, some of us are still trying to learn from the arrogant
sailors...

If there's a problem wouldn't it be better to try to learn from sailors that
aren't arrogant?

The first true step to learning is to remove the impediments.


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Doug,

The JOY of Singlehanding is something that defies explanation. It is a
State of Mind.

Happy for you Marc! Get well 100%!

Ol Beach Bum Thom

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