Funslut

Just to be clear, the animals shown in the above video are California Sea Lions and are much smaller and less dangerous to humans than the Steller Sea Lion of which I was talking about. Also, a so called "sailboat", that does 30 knots by motoring is a motorboat with a mast and guaranteed to sail like a pig. A Tornado "sails" at 30 knots!

"Um, Grith, I know that Funslut suggested that you use a small boat for your travels. But he was on the west coast of Canada, where the most dangerous creature is a gang of these guys (ahhhh, how sweet ):" It would appear that J The Landlocked Dreamer is exactly that and has very little actual experience on the west coast of Canada ,as I routinely encounter Steller Sea Lions ,which are top level carnivores that are about 10 feet long ,weigh about 2,000 lbs. and can be quite aggressive and intimidating. One of them could easily destroy my boat in seconds. I have also encountered Orcas, also known as Killer Whales but, using basic common sense around any wild animals, has always served me well, including bears and mountain lions when camping ashore in these parts. As Chopper Reid would say, "Harden the fuck up people." Ps. Fast boats=fast women

They've done lots of other passages too.

I thoroughly enjoy cruising my tornado with wing seats about the west coast of canada. I was inspired by Duncan Ross and Beta Pandiani when they crossed Drake Passage. I'm in my 50's and love beach camping on this craft ,and you can pick them up cheap like borscht. I launch mine in the spring in canada on a single load from my buddies pickup truck and pack it in in the fall. The most fun for the $ I've found anywhere. The smaller the boat, the bigger the adventure

Jeezuz, for a bunch of so called anarchists looking at pictures of tits I'm starting to think some of you are perhaps catholic priests

Now THAT'S some cleavage!

I miss your race commentating and interviews Clean. One of the few with any actual knowledge and something intelligent to say. Good to hear you're making the most of family life.

Excellent to see multihulls racing hard on this fabulous course. An inspiration for sure.

On instagram says they "shipped a ton of water down below " No other details given

I recommend a bean bag chair and cat napping in the cockpit. Stay clear of shipping lanes and sleep as much as possible during the daytime.

For all the hype and $ I thought the ACWS of 2012 was better racing and spectating with so many more boats. So what if they're not foiling at 50 knots. I didn't get to watch it live either on my android tablet for some reason

Ocean races for us are dry but local racing we bring beer and scotch for the motor in. Seems reasonable and agreeable with all our crew.

Ya, fastest I've gone in a monohul ...so far. It was at night too! Totally soaked with everyone at the back of the bus.

We had one on a 122 in the port side aft compartment and just ran the duct to the central cabin in front of the nav station. A few fans in the main cabin and alls good.