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My seamanship question #1
"Capt. Scumbalino" wrote | In lieu of that, I would say that the windward boat has to keep clear. Right, the windward boat must stay clear. Both are on the starboard tack and it's not overtaking by definition. It's a crossing situation. Cheers, Ellen |
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My seamanship question #1
Nope. You're wrong. It's not a crossing situation.
-- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com "Ellen MacArthur" wrote in message reenews.net... "Capt. Scumbalino" wrote | In lieu of that, I would say that the windward boat has to keep clear. Right, the windward boat must stay clear. Both are on the starboard tack and it's not overtaking by definition. It's a crossing situation. Cheers, Ellen |
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