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Wilbur Hubbard wrote:
Young Zac has blown his chance to sail alone around the world. This from his blog: http://www.zacsunderland.com/blog/ "The shipping out there was so heavy - there was a constant stream of ships coming in and out and 60 standing off the entrance. So I tacked out to about two miles from the harbor and went hove-to. The guys from the yacht club were having trouble finding me in the maze of lights so I turned on my strobe. When they found me they threw me a line and a cold Coke and towed me in. Now I was so tired coming in that I was falling asleep with the wind in my face. I finally got docked about 4:30 in the morning and went over to Phil's boat for a very light dinner. No honor! Even Donald Crowhurst is probably spinning in his grave. Wilbur Hubbard and the most demanding trip you have made is ????? what do you expect of the guy die trying to get into port. Zac is having a go at something many of us wish we could do, a short tow into port is irrelavent, its like saying you cant pass someone your lines at the dock Get a life. |
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