The answer, my friends, is that this is a Wyliecat 30, my major league bucket boat. Unless I miss my guess, this is Lucky Ducky, sailing in Baydog's own waters!
I hate to cover up this post with subsequent writing. That's a beautiful 30-ft Laser that can PHRF at 140, once I dial it in. But I can't come up with the scratch yet....
I hear the winds for this race were steady around 15 knots. However, as my ex-mainsheet trimmer always said, the problem with the King Harbor race is, that when you finish it, you are in King Harbor.
Herreshoff 31 Cat Ketch. It has wishbone booms. The mizen is smaller than the main, so you can't see it at this angle.
ReplyDeleteI have no freaking idea.
ReplyDeleteNonesuch?
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ReplyDeleteThe answer, my friends, is that this is a Wyliecat 30, my major league bucket boat. Unless I miss my guess, this is Lucky Ducky, sailing in Baydog's own waters!
ReplyDeleteWhy am I not surprised?
ReplyDeleteSorry, Belladonna, but I'm more favorably inclined toward the Clipper Race. Look for me there!
ReplyDeletePaula Said...
ReplyDeleteI hope to start the Clipper too... See you guys Sunday???
No going back
I hate to cover up this post with subsequent writing. That's a beautiful 30-ft Laser that can PHRF at 140, once I dial it in. But I can't come up with the scratch yet....
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Why didn't you take the day off and go on the King Harbor race?
ReplyDeleteI hear the winds for this race were steady around 15 knots. However, as my ex-mainsheet trimmer always said, the problem with the King Harbor race is, that when you finish it, you are in King Harbor.
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