On May 29, 9:17 pm, "Capt. JG" wrote:
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On May 29, 6:03 pm, Vic Smith wrote:
Found in cruising
forum.http://photos.sfsurvey.com/sail1/imagepages/image1.asp

This is the
thread:http://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/...lling-with-dis...

Very good photos and interesting thread.
But I won't mention it to my wife (-:

--Vic

What I hear is it was a stupid spot to be. Looking at the boat you
can tell he does not take sailing or boating seriously. Another
weekend warrior who learned the hard way.

As for wifes viewing, I would show it to your wife a dozen times and
instill in her that this is what happens if you are not sure of where
you are sailing. (flying pig take note)

But I understand your concerns Vic, as all you see on TV or film of
sailing 99% of the time is disasters and rough conditions...Lets face
it, smooth sailing is boring on TV or the internet.

Joe

Actually, you're completely wrong, even though it looks like that's a
reasonable statement. The guy sailing was a very experienced sailor, but
made a near-fatal mistake.

Bull****, look at the boat Jon, look at the boat bottom. He knows not
about keeping a boat in good shape, and he's sailing into breakers
when the channel through the bridge is in the middle. He's a weekend
warrior as I said.


He forgot that when there are surfers, you
shouldn't be sailing on that side of the tower.

So if there are 15 ft rollers and no one's surfing then it's cool...
Sheeeeze

I've sailed there before
from outside to in on a Beneteau 39, no problem. But, you do have to choose
your time/day well.

You do? Why? Just look for surfers.

Joe



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On May 29, 9:17 pm, "Capt. JG" wrote:
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On May 29, 6:03 pm, Vic Smith wrote:
Found in cruising
forum.http://photos.sfsurvey.com/sail1/imagepages/image1.asp

This is the
thread:http://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/...lling-with-dis...

Very good photos and interesting thread.
But I won't mention it to my wife (-:

--Vic

What I hear is it was a stupid spot to be. Looking at the boat you
can tell he does not take sailing or boating seriously. Another
weekend warrior who learned the hard way.

As for wifes viewing, I would show it to your wife a dozen times and
instill in her that this is what happens if you are not sure of where
you are sailing. (flying pig take note)

But I understand your concerns Vic, as all you see on TV or film of
sailing 99% of the time is disasters and rough conditions...Lets face
it, smooth sailing is boring on TV or the internet.

Joe

Actually, you're completely wrong, even though it looks like that's a
reasonable statement. The guy sailing was a very experienced sailor, but
made a near-fatal mistake.

Bull****, look at the boat Jon, look at the boat bottom. He knows not
about keeping a boat in good shape, and he's sailing into breakers
when the channel through the bridge is in the middle. He's a weekend
warrior as I said.


Joe, you just don't have your facts straight. This is a local guy, who is
known by several people who I know. As I said, he made a mistake, but he's
no weekend warrior.

He forgot that when there are surfers, you
shouldn't be sailing on that side of the tower.

So if there are 15 ft rollers and no one's surfing then it's cool...
Sheeeeze

There are rarely 15ft rollers there, and if there were, it would be obvious.
You know nothing about the area, so you're in no position to pass judgement.

I've sailed there before
from outside to in on a Beneteau 39, no problem. But, you do have to
choose
your time/day well.

You do? Why? Just look for surfers.

Huh? Are you having a breakdown?

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