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29 November 2022 at 14:06 #12724
Eight DF95 skippers showed up today to the Duck with gusty SW winds varying upto 15knts before
subsiding to approx. 5 β 7 knts. There was the usual duck 30deg wind shifts to keep us all on our
toes.Initially there was discussion that we should use B rigs, but in the end we all but one of us decided to
stick with the A rig. Sheep decided to try the B rig but soon realised after 4 races in, that it wasnβt the
smartest move and quickly changed to the A rig.The day started off well with an informal rig tuning session held by Jammy, which was very well
received by all skippers, thank you Jammy, we will look forward to next one. Jammy also sacrificed
most of his races today to coach a couple of the less experienced skippers which was greatly
appreciated by these guys.Unfortunately, I cannot report any major mishaps or comings together as it was a very clean sail
day, apart from sheep who hooked the finish line buoy and a few skippers who got caught in irons
rounding buoy 1, well done to all skippers. We all managed to miss the fountain πShorty was a notable absentee today which I believe is due to ongoing boat repairs but suggest his
brand-new IOM has got his full attention. Look forward to seeing you back at the Duck soon Shorty.Overall, it was very close racing throughout the morning with 10 races completed with 2 drops.
Poonie is continuing to improve greatly finishing a credible 3 rd and 4 th in two races. Jammy only sailed
in 4 races (thankfully π) finishing with 2 x 1 st places and a 3 rd and 4 th place.Both Gadget and Sheep both had their chances throughout the morning with Gadget snaring a 2 nd
and 3rd whilst Sheep managed 2 x 1 st places and a third.The first four places were very tight with only 3 points separating these skippers and as I am writing
the report (I instantly have bragging rights π) I WON with 22 points, closely followed by Trout on 23
points, with Bloody Geoff and the Unflappable One tied for third place on 25 points, with Bloody
Geoff taking 3rd place on countback.Thank you again to Gadget for supplying the table, chair, starting sequence technology, paperwork,
and results, it is always greatly appreciated πThank you all for an enjoyable morning and chat over coffee, see you next week !
Bodge
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29 November 2022 at 16:57 #12725
Thank you Bodge.
You captured the day perfectly π
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29 November 2022 at 19:13 #12726
Sounds like a good day out. Β Well done everyone and kudos to Jammy for being the good sportsman and generously sharing his knowledge.
Good write up Gadget, just curious as why the results sheet shows everyone sailing DF65βs? π
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29 November 2022 at 20:26 #12729
Well done Bodge, hot sailing at the moment πGreat day by all involved.
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