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This year will be my first Trans Atlantic crossing from the Canary Islands to the Caribbean. The boat is 38ft. I have no wet weather gear at all. The boat skipper has a spare jacket for me, but I am not sure whether I need to buy a full set of foul weather gear (trousers, boots, wooly hat etc) for this trip alone - I may not do any other sailing this year. Any thoughts? Would I be insane to go across the Atlantic in November, bearing in mind it's in the tropics the whole way, without a full set of gear? What is essential and what might be recommended but optional? Any other tips very welcomed. Many thanks in advance. Dan |
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