Question for raggies

[Birdseye]

The true answer is that all we 'raggies' are so much in tune with the sea and with sailing that we dont need colour coded ropes. One sniff of the wind, one glance at a far off horizon, and we instinctively pull the right one.

Bit like the way you stnkies instinctively reach for the right glass.

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[Jeremy_W]

So what are the "standard colours"?

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[Heckler]

in the immortal words of del boy

what a *******

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[Twister_Ken]

The great thing about standards...

...is that there are so many to choose from.

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[paulineb]

Re: in the immortal words of del boy

why are you calling me a plonker ? was that not a sensible question ?

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[Gunfleet]

Dunno, Jeremy. WHen she comes back with the quote I expect I'll know. Note according to Ken and Brian below I'm being mugged. We shall see.
John

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[kingfisher]

Obi-Wan standard

Red=head, so all red marked lines are for trimming the head-sail: halyard and sheets
Blue= main, halyard, cunningham, downhaul, sheet, topping lift
Green= spinnaker, topping lift, downhaul, halyard, sheets and guys

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