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Stole it off a boat anchored next to us one night at Roque Island, Maine. I like the way it rolled off the tongue and the translation: "Let's Go!"

Anyone know who has hull# 9? They passed by us yesterday off Seguin Island, Maine.

We have the same story. I'm hoping it's the old whale pump that was orphaned by a electric macerator. ...but it may be time for a new tank.

S2 7.9 Meter There is a gorgeous inboard one for sale in Maine that is a steal. Huge cockpit, enclosed head, and all the go-fast stuff. https://sites.google.com/site/tkelas279/

Anything by Tristan Jones Captain Jones has clamed to have logged 450,000 nautical miles - probably more than any other living person. Mostly aboard small sailboats and mostly alone. He said he sailed the Atlantic at least 20 times, 9 were single-handed and he has circumnavigated the globe 3...

Sounds like a Mexican take down

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Case 69 in the ISAF Case Book talks about this also: CASE 69 Rule 42.1, Propulsion: Basic Rule Momentum of a boat after her preparatory signal that is the result of being propelled by her engine before the signal does not break rule 42.1. Question In a flat sea and 1-2 knots of wind a...

Is this the solution? http://www.boating-industry.com/output.cfm?ID=1523773

Geeze, no results for Racing D???!!! What's up with that!

I get it, a common question. I vote for looping around mark 2, leaving it to Starboard to comply with rule 28.1: 28.1 A boat shall start, leave each mark on the required side in the correct order, and finish, so that a string representing her wake after starting and until finishing would...