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On Feb 29, 7:13 am, "Dennis Pogson"
wrote: ... I have always held that you learn more in an hour's racing than you do in a season's cruising. ... But, what you learn isn't all that helpful in cruising... I grew up racing on boats. My folks stowed me aboard our old IOD while racing within weeks of my birth (or so I'm told). I love to race and I cherish the time I've spend racing. But, when I took up full time cruising I came to realize that while sail trim and boat handling are useful they aren't critical and they are only a tiny part of what a competent cruiser needs to know. Actually, unlearning to race has proven one of the biggest challenges to cruising for me. -- Tom. |
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