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DaveR
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Response Posted - 02/21/2011 :  07:02:19  Show Profile  Visit DaveR's Homepage
Nice pics Peter, thanks. The 27 was keeping up on 150 alone?
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Response Posted - 02/21/2011 :  09:46:48  Show Profile
Yeah he was, that's my friend Keelan, and that's the boat we race on Wednesdays. Both him and Ligon are consumate sailors and honestly I probably had a tad too much laundry up, we were clocking 16 to 20 knots on the anenometer and I had the 135 all the way out and the main up with no reefs. I never rounded up, but the 250 did several times. Finally, my main is pretty blown out and I had a rookie on sheets, a guy I was teaching. It was casual, not a formal race in any way, and a lot of fun.
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Response Posted - 02/21/2011 :  09:58:22  Show Profile
Yeah he was, that's my friend Keelan, and that's the boat we race on Wednesdays. Both him and Ligon are consumate sailors and honestly I probably had a tad too much laundry up, we were clocking 16 to 20 knots on the anenometer and I had the 135 all the way out and the main up with no reefs. I never rounded up, but the 250 did several times. Finally, my main is pretty blown out and I had a rookie on sheets, a guy I was teaching. It was casual, not a formal race in any way, and a lot of fun.
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Response Posted - 02/21/2011 :  10:11:15  Show Profile
Oh, Great pic of my bro Keelan from when we were sailing last weekend.


<i></i>"A sailor's joys are as simple as a child's." - Bernard Moitessier.
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