ASA question #122.7
 

What's missing (besides the anchor)? :-)

http://sailnow.photosite.com/Excalib...SCN0006_5.html

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Capt. JG wrote:
What's missing (besides the anchor)? :-)

http://sailnow.photosite.com/Excalib...SCN0006_5.html

That forestay looks mighty thin.

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Charlie Morgan wrote:
On Fri, 22 Sep 2006 00:49:50 -0700, "Capt. JG" wrote:

What's missing (besides the anchor)? :-)

http://sailnow.photosite.com/Excalib...SCN0006_5.html

If you don't have a tri-color on the masthead, then you appear to be lacking
some running lights.

CWM
The sidelights are clearly visible at the bow. And the masthead light
could be further up the mast. (I assume what shows there is the
fitting for the spinnaker pole.)

ASA question #122.7
 

Capt. JG wrote:
What's missing (besides the anchor)? :-)

http://sailnow.photosite.com/Excalib...SCN0006_5.html


Well, the title is a dead giveaway: "Excaliber-furler"

Obviously it's an invisible furler and whoever can pull the jib out of
it gets to be the King. The thing that's missing is the
King-Arthur-of-the-Sea wannabe.

What do I win?

//Walt

ASA question #122.7
 

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Walt wrote:
Well, the title is a dead giveaway: "Excaliber-furler"

Obviously it's an invisible furler and whoever can pull the jib out of
it gets to be the King. The thing that's missing is the
King-Arthur-of-the-Sea wannabe.


He's not missing, he's standing at the back of the boat
pushing on the backstay to keep the mast up.

DSK

ASA question #122.7
 

Capt. JG wrote:
What's missing (besides the anchor)? :-)

http://sailnow.photosite.com/Excalib...SCN0006_5.html

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Clear plastic in your dodger?

Joe

ASA question #122.7
 

"Capt. JG" wrote in message
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What's missing (besides the anchor)? :-)

http://sailnow.photosite.com/Excalib...SCN0006_5.html

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The bikini clad woman dancing on the forestay.

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They're just that dark patch at the very front. The camera was exposing for
the rest of the boat.

But, that's not it. :-)

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"Charlie Morgan" wrote in message
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On Fri, 22 Sep 2006 08:07:40 -0400, Jeff wrote:

Charlie Morgan wrote:
On Fri, 22 Sep 2006 00:49:50 -0700, "Capt. JG"
wrote:

What's missing (besides the anchor)? :-)

http://sailnow.photosite.com/Excalib...SCN0006_5.html

If you don't have a tri-color on the masthead, then you appear to be
lacking
some running lights.

CWM


The sidelights are clearly visible at the bow.

Please point them out!


And the masthead light
could be further up the mast. (I assume what shows there is the
fitting for the spinnaker pole.)

Really? a "masthead light" might be further up the mast? LIKE ON THE
MASTHEAD!

And what I said was that in lieu of running lights at the bow, the
boat might have a tri-color unit at the masthead (That's the top of
the mast for lubbers not familiar with the term)

CWM

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Bingo.. not thin... NOT there! :-)

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"Jeff" wrote in message
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Capt. JG wrote:
What's missing (besides the anchor)? :-)

http://sailnow.photosite.com/Excalib...SCN0006_5.html

That forestay looks mighty thin.

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I was really concerned when Ashley was at the top of the mast... that would
be a long fall... but neither she nor her boss seemed concerned.

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"DSK" wrote in message
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Walt wrote:
Well, the title is a dead giveaway: "Excaliber-furler"

Obviously it's an invisible furler and whoever can pull the jib out of it
gets to be the King. The thing that's missing is the
King-Arthur-of-the-Sea wannabe.


He's not missing, he's standing at the back of the boat pushing on the
backstay to keep the mast up.

DSK