Twister_Ken
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Is all OK, or has Preecy mutinied, taken control, and is sailing to Brazil to pick up meat pies and choccy bars?
No news from Kingfisher since Feb 13th?
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qsiv
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Kinfisherchallenges.com still has updates!
They appear to be naking up time (another 500+ mile day)
They appear to be naking up time (another 500+ mile day)
Twister_Ken
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Thx for link. nm
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Re: Thx for link. nm
try http://www.stingo.co.uk <font color=blue>- now showing at a computer near you</font color=blue>
try http://www.stingo.co.uk <font color=blue>- now showing at a computer near you</font color=blue>
kimhollamby
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<A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.ybw.com/auto/newsdesk/20030118110223ywkingfisher.html>http://www.ybw.com/auto/newsdesk/20030118110223ywkingfisher.html</A>
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<<"Right now, we are on starboard gybe...">>
I've been sailing for 30 something years now and don't know what a starboard gybe is. Can you ask Preecy to explain this new tactic to us lessor mortals.
Thanks
<A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.stingo.co.uk>http://www.stingo.co.uk</A> <font color=blue>- now showing at a computer near you</font color=blue>
I've been sailing for 30 something years now and don't know what a starboard gybe is. Can you ask Preecy to explain this new tactic to us lessor mortals.
Thanks
<A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.stingo.co.uk>http://www.stingo.co.uk</A> <font color=blue>- now showing at a computer near you</font color=blue>
DeeGee
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Surely this is a long-accepted term? Being on a starboard gybe implies being on a s. tack, but (usually) running or v broad reaching. Racers use this sort of terminology when they could be on (tactically) either gybe.
