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Working on Engine in Storm-- Duh!!! Feared Lost at SEa
http://www.scpr.org/blogs/hettie-lyn...-indian-ocean/ What's wrong with Abby Sunderland? What a stupid thing to do. Working on her engine in a storm. 35-foot seas, 60 knot winds. Duh! Why is it that today's so-called sailor can't wean themselves off their motors? What good is a motor anyway in a storm in the middle of an ocean? Forget the motor and take care of managing the ship under sail, bare poles, drogue or what have you but stop with the insanity of relying on the motor. Wilbur Hubbard |
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