Dinghy racing sailors

[jimi]

Why do they always look so miserable .. are they enjoying themselves or just doing anything to escape from washing the car?

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[boatless]

Perhaps they just hate being so poor.

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[Secret_Squirrel]

It must be the sailing version of jogging.. I've never seen a smiling jogger.

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[starboard]

The pain in my thigh's and the cold water of the Clyde shooting up my legs as I tried to sail my Laser flat.......maybe that is why!

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[snowleopard]

i was once taking out would-be sailors in my int 14 at a club open day and there was a press boat from a local paper taking pictures. as i sailed past the lady reporter told me to stop smiling, i replied 'why, i'm enjoying myself?'

she still managed to catch me in a 'off' moment and my scowling face duly adorned the paper the following week.

perhaps it's a question of 'scowl, you're on candid camera'

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[Peppermint]

Re: It\'s

a role model thing. Our young lions set their jaws and knit their brows so it must be required.

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[flaming]

It's a concentration thing. They're having to concentrate very hard to get that tack under your bows just right................

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[CliveG]

If you sail on our lake it is because the wind has changed direction for the 3rd time in 4 boat lengths!

Makes you good at sailing in light winds.


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