I started to clear up the mess once I got the tiller extension out of my foulies…the amazing thing was after three jibes and four capsizes, I still managed to stay dry!
Jason takes the lead in this year’s single handed Trans Pac Race. Ultra light and fast is his strategy although there are many who doubt the 28 granola bars he has strapped to his chest will be enough provisions for the journey.
In the mid-'70s legendary yacht designer Ron Holland drew up a 40-footer for Belvedere sailor Dave Allen. Holland's then-brother-in-law Gary Carlin built her in 1976 in Florida.
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Bill, at the start of his unexpected voyage to Hawaii
Looks like I can just clear that bridge!
If you won’t raise the bridge I will lower the mast!
Got that the wrong way around don’t ya?
Sailing my Laser in this mode is so much more stable.
An overdose of Viagra can cause depth perception problems…
Short mast, long boom?
Ancient arrow head found in San Francisco bay under golden gate bridge
Bob took the idea of ‘sailing by the lee’ a little too seriously…
The bottom of this Laser looks clean to me
Doing the Laser Lido Shuffle
Tom demonstrates how to sail a Laser under the bridge when your centerboard goes missing.
NEW GEAR: deck mounted wind indicator
Look Ma! No control!
Who says you can’t reef a Laser?
I can clear that bridge if I can keep this up.
Oh,right, i thought you said the short one was the mast and the long one was the boom.
Doing it the hard way but getting it done!
I started to clear up the mess once I got the tiller extension out of my foulies…the amazing thing was after three jibes and four capsizes, I still managed to stay dry!
Achoo!
Jason takes the lead in this year’s single handed Trans Pac Race. Ultra light and fast is his strategy although there are many who doubt the 28 granola bars he has strapped to his chest will be enough provisions for the journey.
Sailor from “down under” sailing “up over” on the bay.
On the edge. Reduced wetted surface.
Sea level rise necessitates novel methods to exit the bay.
The inverted rig was a winner, but the boom was a killer!
Those sailboarders said there was a bitcoin attached to the bottom of the sticky-downy board thingy.
Another inexpensive foiler
John refused to acknowledge his problems with depth perception…
What are you honking at me for? Can’t you see my turn signal? I want to turn left!
I think I am going to throw up
Low bridge! Low bridge! . . . High water! High water!
Ready About?!
Bob discovers an affordable alternative to the AC 75
*Shamelessly points to south tower*
“Errrr. Arrrgh. Lee Helm said, ‘Just…. an… other maneuver’ … Woah… Aahh! Right?”
“How does that San Francisco Bay Roll go again???”