[Pete]

This argument will have to wait for a couple of weeks for me as I am away next weekend. Fair sailing one and all.

 

[Pete]

Weather permitting I am in.  I need a laugh!!

[Pete]

GG tuned Kermit’s boat and the bloody thing flew!! Kermit in first place, and I am not talking the first to break down or the first to run aground. I went home to kick the cat!

[Pete]

Yep – you were first to break down and you were first to run aground.

[Pete]

I may be a bit late as we are having a hay delivery.  Look forward seeing a trouncing.

[Pete]

To be fair it was a bit windy in the gusts.  My boat remained in the car and will need little work to be sailable next week.  Reckon Kermit and GG will have some repairs to do this week.

[Pete]

Ok Mr Frog – seeing will be believing.  Rudder servo has been replaced so I hope to do better than last week.

[Pete]

Reckon it will be ok for sailing.  See you there.

 

[Pete]

Tough day at the Canal. It was also very lonely without the amphibian.  Not too much wind when I got there so set up the A rig only to find that the mast stub and main boom were locked together – new bearings required I suspect. I then set up the B rig and that seemed to encourage the wind.  It got a bit blustery and my rig was not set up as well as it should be.  Boat flew in the gusts but was a bit difficult to control.

Only cost today was a lost pair of sunglasses off the end of the pontoon. It happens!

[Pete]

yep, forecast is good.

[Pete]

Looking forward to receiving another sailing lesson.

[Pete]

Get better soon Kerm.

Numbers were a bit light today but the sailing was hot.  The was sufficient breeze to run a number of races and the pink sailed 65 again dominated.

[Pete]

See you there.

[Pete]

Sorry for your loss Kermit.

I am tied up doing family stuff today, but I will miss your sailing lessons.

[Pete]

I will be there if the rain stays away.

 

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