Talk about sand damage!
 

http://www.panbo.com/archives/2005/0...rue_story.html

"In other words, what you see is the result of traditional navigation done badly." :angry-smiley-038:

Theres' my arguement for not taking up sailing......

so . . . . . how exactly do you not see somthing like . . . oh, say . . . . land . . . . coming at five knots? :confused: lol :picard1:

A little more :

http://www.greenhorsesociety.com/Shi.../Photo14.1.htm





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I checked with my blow boating friends. (Yes, I do have friends.) They informed me that it's more like "a blistering 5 knots."

ahh . . . my bad . . . i'm sure it makes a difference :D


I have two inherent dislikes about sailboats. One . . . . can be timed be with a calender on a race course. And two . . . requires the weather to be sh!tty for it to function properly.

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Perfect slip for a blow boat!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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"blistering 5 knots" :lolhit: :lolhit: :lolhit:

So what is speed at two or three digits called for blow boaters, other than impossible? :lolhit: :lolhit::lolhit::lolhit::lolhit:

Ditto. :bunnydance:

I don't think he's using correct docking etiquette though :lolhit: