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Ellen MacArthur wrote:
"Jeff" wrote | Release painter. (How many know what that is?) I know what a painter is. It's the line to a dinghy. You cleat it to your sailboat to tow the dinghy. I don't think a line to the front of a bigger sailboat is called a painter. Cheers, Ellen As I was taught, if its permanently attached (more or less) to the bow, its a painter. If not, its a dock line. Since the club boats I used in my youth (and still use, on occasion) all come and go from the dock hourly, its handy to have a painter, even if they're 25 feet. |
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