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Well actually its “Blue & Green should never be seen….” but Yellow & Green is not much better.
The Fashion Police may well take to your pecker with blunt objects!!!
At least “Pink Bits” was dressed appropriately & resplendent in all her glory.
Yet another fine report (& pics) there Mr Frog.
Sounds like a fun time was had by all, but didn’t your Mother teach you that “yellow & green should never be seen except with another colour in between“
I know I have been a bit slow this week (a lot going on) but finally, here is the video from Last Saturday.
Another fine report there Kermit, always good to see the days racing from another perspective.
Sounds like the mornings
warssailing was enjoyed by all thecombatantsskippers.Sorry I missed it but we had a new dog arriving today.
Yes Pete, it was Today that we sailed so that word is true, the rest of it, well it will take a knowledgeable man to sort the chaff from the wheat!!, but hey we all enjoyed the sail.
Yes, I can do that as I have a long range wireless remote control for the camera, just need to remember the tripod & we’re good to go.
It certainly was a great day at Puddleduck and nothing like the weather we had been getting for the previous several days, a magnificent spring day was turned on by the weather gods.
A good fleet of boats today, the fleet numbers seem to be growing exponentially with the closer we get to summer.
I really need to put a bit more effort into the actual racing as with the rest of the fleet improving out of site I am getting left behind.
Need to come up with a way of automating the picture taking so I can concentrate more on the sailing.
I guess being a Cold Blooded amphibian (frog) you wouldn’t notice the cold anyway whereas for us lesser mortals, our brain tells us to stay indoors on such days.
And a fine looking boat is the Duck Hunter 2 to be sure.
Expect to see great things from this once she is tuned in (even without the turbo booster fan)
Definitely got some good pics there Kermit and yes the wind wasn’t as strong as predicted but it sure did have a chill to it.
Moose’s idea with the tarp around the BBQ area worked a treat so lunch was a quite cosy affair and no doubt enjoyed by all.
About time for another update.
All the deck mounting timber has now been replaced in the hull, the centre bulkhead has been built up so that it will now support the deck and the whole interior, including new timber-work and the underside of the deck has been epoxy coated.
Next step is to refit the deck
