Sailboter crushed front end in San Francisco Bay...
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true...here is the discussion on the blowboaters equivalent to OSO, sailing anarchy http://forums.sailinganarchy.com/ind...howtopic=79808
what I take happened was that the little (40') boat 'rounded up' thats when the blowboat becomes overpowered by the wind and turns uncontrolably (refered to as 'wiping out')
what I take happened was that the little (40') boat 'rounded up' thats when the blowboat becomes overpowered by the wind and turns uncontrolably (refered to as 'wiping out')
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The smaller boat should not have been that close to the Falcon to begin with if he could not control his boat.
If ignorance is bliss, this is one blissful blowboater.
If ignorance is bliss, this is one blissful blowboater.
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As his sails went slack the idiot should put hard to starboard
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http://yachtpals.com/maltese-falcon-...collision-3074
Found this in the search engine of Yahoo. Looks to be real. Guess its not just speed boats that are raising insurance rates.
Found this in the search engine of Yahoo. Looks to be real. Guess its not just speed boats that are raising insurance rates.