Rescued off Cork after 52 days at sea.
- Thread starter Irish Rover
- Start date
newtothis
Well-Known Member
Fairly extreme but perfectly understandable means of avoiding listening to U2.
Irish Rover
Well-Known Member
Apparently as he watched Every Breaking Wave he decided Sometimes You can't Make It On Your Own so he called the coastguard and said it's anything but A Beautiful Day - I'm trying to get there With or Without You but if you could come out and give me a tow I Will Follow.
Biggles Wader
Well-Known Member
No line on the horizon being the navigational problem which put him over the edge
cherod
N/A
looks like a Fermosa
lustyd
Well-Known Member
Seems like a lot of detail missing from that story! Why did the lifeboat crew grow concerned throughout the day? Was there poor weather after the lack of wind? How did so many sails fail? Maddening to get such a thin version of events!!
RobbieW
Well-Known Member
Did he find what he was looking for ?
Irish Rover
Well-Known Member
Sometimes You just have to accept life's Mysterious Ways.
[70521]
Well-Known Member
How do you lose most of your sails on such a small vessel after spending 10 days with no wind? Looked like more than enough sails to get to Wales in the picture. Is the final paragraph the true story, From the article:
savageseadog
Well-Known Member
He went up the mast but suffered from Vertigo
zoidberg
Well-Known Member
No vaccination certificate, no recent Covid test.... No right of entry to Ireland.
A contrived 'medical emergency' or 'justifiable fears for the safety of life', possibly.
A contrived 'medical emergency' or 'justifiable fears for the safety of life', possibly.
Seven Spades
Well-Known Member
He hadn’t been in another country in the last 14 days.
Poey50
Well-Known Member
Unfortunately not as the sheets have no name.
