Haha, knew someone was going to comment. Just not you though
. Pic was taken off a fast approaching quay side so had to look where I was going. ....... Uhm ... that cap suits you waaaay better on Infanta.
When my shirts get like that I have a very hard time keeping from fidgeting wth the holes and making the m bigger.
Just to put this in historical perspective: this was literally what we *dreamed* of doing as kids. Photos of IOR boats pretending to do this stirred this emotion in us. To the point of actually having a discussion on the dock one windless day as 12 year olds, designing the "planing keelboat." Haha.
Ah...that's what you were up to on Wastebook Bud!someone took and sent me this one from yesterday (4th O JULY) on Mission Bay B)
rotating stick hadn't rotated yet 1st time out w New Stick so bugs to work out
then New Flag
That’s what we did too here at the Jersey Shore. It’s amazing to just look at hull design advance over the past 30 years. Looking at my Fareast28R today and thinking “ I would have never thought that up at all!”
We have discussed Aldora before as I raced her as "Delicate Balance" in Seattle. Three full staterooms; no waiting! Two heads I think, a full on galley and salon table for 10. Outstanding boat but a little sticky in light air in our region. Big volume boat but when you got over 10 or 12 WS it became the Energizer Bunny of boats. Just kept going, going, going.........then slowly mow down the competition! Never saw it in the 20's but in teens a lot.
