the most fun you can have with your clothes on

[snowleopard]

after a long hot day on the building site i realised that the wind that was blowing sawdust in my eyes could be used more profitably. half an hour later i was out in the laser, force 4-5, full plane, bow wave over my head, soaking wet and not a care in the world.

nothing like it is there?

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[pragmatist]

Codswallop !

Absolute codswallop - last time I tried a Laser in those conditions (March) I capsized 5 times and crawled home frozen ! I never did like getting my feet wet !

However, in the face of sawdust and a building site I might just hoick the sailboards out from behind the garage and get v wet again !

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[cameronke]

Know EXACTLY what you mean Chris

For thrills to the pound a Laser is untouchable!

Saturday was about <F1 but Sunday was F6/F7 so would have been sticking my kneck out but had just the experience you describe a week last thursday and still tingling from the buzz.

Regards
Cameron

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[DanTribe]

Why do you have to keep your clothes on?

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[snowleopard]

because i'm prone to getting the mainsheet tangled round bits of me.

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