Home |
Search |
Today's Posts |
#1
posted to alt.sailing.asa
|
|||
|
|||
Sail Report-35s5 meets it's match!
While you all posted we TRIED to sail....
Well....the header sounds exciting, but we had a very dull sail. Late in the morning I sewed some threads through my baton pockets. Previously one had been thrown, so I wanted to nip that. My new main won't be ready until Mid September. Working on the main, the sun was nasty, but I could see a fair amount of boats out enjoying some wind. Back at home I checked the weather. Everything said 10 knots or so online and on the radio and as we recrossed the bridge there were still a lot of boats out. 30 minutes later we were sitting in a steaming pond with absolutely no wind. Everyone's sails were hanging limp. Dead. Calm. Yuk. "Don't worry" I told everyone, "We'll get something as the sun sets." Well, we usually do, but not this time. I mean nothing, zilch, nada. Back at our slip we set up our new dinghy, "Thom's Turtle" and 8 HP Yamaha, played with that for a while. We'll use it next weekend when we go to Oyster Bay to meet two other boats. So, the great 35s5 cannot sail without wind. You heard it here first. RB 35s5 NY |
Thread Tools | Search this Thread |
Display Modes | |
|
|
Similar Threads | ||||
Thread | Forum | |||
Evaluating old sails | General | |||
Evaluating old sails | Cruising | |||
SAILING GROUNDS | ASA | |||
Trip Report, August 3, 2003, A Day Sail with Bobsprit and Julia | ASA |