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![]() "Walt" wrote in message ... Maxprop wrote: "Walt" wrote DSK wrote: I like a polypro/dynema blend for sheets because they don't absorb water; lines that absorb water can freeze, then they won't run through the block, and then you capsize. I hate it when that happens. I especially dislike the "clunk" it makes, capsizing into frozen water. When this happend to me, the water was liquid, but the air temp was below freezing. So no "clunk", just a splash, followed immediately by the sort of vocalization you might expect under the circumstances. Have you been frostbiting, Walt? I'm not sure the exact technical definition of that word, but yeah, I think so. I usually get out on the water the day the lake thaws. Sometimes there's still ice floating around. Does that count? I guess so. Frostbiting is early and late season racing, generally in dinghies, but I believe they call it that with big boats, too. Max |
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