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| Congratulations to Dianne with their win in the Elite Keel Regatta.
Here is Steve's Top Ten List that he has submitted for publication. ELITE KEEL STORY-A LIST OF TEN THINGS THAT HELPED DIANNE 1) The crew: Jarian Westfall, Laurel Schmidt, Mike Pastrone, Jeff Fellicetti 2) Will Paxton wasn't there. 3) This crew can change head sails, the hanked kind, in less then 2.3 minutes. 4) Wilie E Coyote didn't race Sunday. 5) Sun was shining. 6) It was my birthday weekend. 7. El Raton wasn't there. 8. We went left when we could. 9. The wind was blowing. 10. This crew has 59 combined years sailing with me. |
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| Author: Jason Crowson ([email protected]) contact the author Subject: Re: ORC conundrum... Info: (19559 views) Posted: Thursday 12-6-01 12:14:00 PM |
Fortunately we mostly sail one-design out here therefore, we only have to sail per our class rules. I would try that approach with the guy. Your other alternative is to find 5 guys that want to buy boats and get them in contact with me. If you still have to race ORC then you can use a "D" shackle and attache the lifeline to the toe rail aft of the second stantion. Then run it back to the aft pulpit. The ORC rules probably require you to have a continuous life line from the aft pulpit to the forward pulpit. It most likely doesn't say how tight they have to be (unlike our class rules). So you can run them along the toe rail in the back so you can hike while driving and keep them loose enough so your crew can hike hard on the rail. Hope that helps.
Jason
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