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"Edgar" wrote in message
. .. "Capt. JG" wrote in message easolutions... "cavelamb" wrote in message m... I had to go up and reinstall an errant jib halyard today. Now I know why a kitten stuck in a tree waits for the fire department to come get him down... It's not so much the height - as the sway... Yeah. I would rather pay someone else to do that if at all possible. I don't mind it at all but my boat is very stable and I have never had to go up except in the marina. I had a good laugh some time ago when my brother climbed the mast of a boat that was raher too small for his weight and watched him as she slowly started to heel until he had to let go and drop into the water. I went up the mast (part-way) in the Med a long time ago to change a steaming light. It wasn't pleasant at all, and there was hardly any wind or rocking. Now, I refuse to go unless it's an emergency (so far so good). Took me 1/2 day to recover from seasickness. -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com |
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