iangrant
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You can really learn from these guys - read the post on wind direction..
Ian
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Ian
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Interesting post on MB chat
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Dominic
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How enlightening.
One learns something new every day.
I normally move the least hygienic crew member around the deck until I can smell him clearly.
Ones nose is then pointing straight up wind.
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One learns something new every day.
I normally move the least hygienic crew member around the deck until I can smell him clearly.
Ones nose is then pointing straight up wind.
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AndrewB
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Doesn\'t the wind always come from ahead?
For a stinkie?
OK, so they don't know the difference between true and apparent winds. But judging the direction of the true wind is a trick a lot of raggies aren't that good at either.
For a stinkie?
OK, so they don't know the difference between true and apparent winds. But judging the direction of the true wind is a trick a lot of raggies aren't that good at either.
jhr
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Re: Doesn\'t the wind always come from ahead?
Plus, he keeps his boat on the Beaulieu river, where the wind can be quixotic, to say the least. I think, also, that he's just swapped a swinging mooring for berthing alongside a pontoon (at least, that's what it looked like last time I went past his boat) so I suspect there's a learning curve in process. I'm sure we all remember them ;o)
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Plus, he keeps his boat on the Beaulieu river, where the wind can be quixotic, to say the least. I think, also, that he's just swapped a swinging mooring for berthing alongside a pontoon (at least, that's what it looked like last time I went past his boat) so I suspect there's a learning curve in process. I'm sure we all remember them ;o)
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IanPoole2
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Is that true stink or apparant stink?
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