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BobnLesley
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Mast climbing with climbing gear
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For many years I climbed my own and many other people's masts using a lightweight climbing harness and a wooden step connected by either...
17 Jul 2024
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First hurricane possible for the Caribbean
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Not much one can say to the devastation and therefor loss that everyone suffered.
3 Jul 2024
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ENO oven glass size
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As a stop-gap repair get hold of a suitably sized piece of 6mm Masterboard; a calcium silicate, fire and moisture resistant fibre board...
2 Jul 2024
BobnLesley
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First hurricane possible for the Caribbean
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The 'best' place to be is where the hurricane/tropical storm isn't. And with modern forecasting and communications life's a lot easier...
1 Jul 2024
BobnLesley
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First hurricane possible for the Caribbean
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Agreed, sharing one of those crowded Grenada anchorages is the very last place I'd want to be. Now just watch most of those who've been...
30 Jun 2024
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New York Vendee
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I'd assumed 50% behind so 15 days
8 Jun 2024
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Clip on cleat midships ?
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Iif your toe rail is anything like ours, and bolted down with a multitude of substantial bolts, you could easily do as I did, and mount...
8 Jun 2024
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Age & sea sickness
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Many years ago when I regularly made the overnight Felixstowe/Zeebrugge ferry crossing for motorbike rallies in mainland Europe we...
8 Jun 2024
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Best boat to cross the Atlantic on
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Doesn't make much odds, it's really not about the boat; more important to have the right crew on board.
5 Jun 2024
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With a long keeled boat it really is magic. It really does have an effect on smoothing the water. But you will not believe me until you...
2 Jun 2024
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A flat-bottomed Parker with a very long, narrrow, flat-plate lift-keel heaves to beautifully, as did my Sadler32. There's much more to...
2 Jun 2024
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From the rules: Mainsail is what counts.
2 Jun 2024
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Heaving To (How does it work ?)
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While we tended to heave to in heavy weather there's no reason you can't practice in lighter winds and we've often hove to for real in...
2 Jun 2024
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Med plans for 2026 Total eclipse of the sun
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San Carles had a seriously good Fiesta sometime in August too, complete with bulls (only young ones) loose in the streets
2 Jun 2024
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Heaving To (How does it work ?)
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Both our Vega and Trident Challenger would heave to under jib alone, but you drifted a little faster than you did with the main too, so...
2 Jun 2024
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