Moore 24 self rescue demonstration

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* photoboy

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Mast man, obviously bored, decided to jump ship for no apparent reason. Crew, laissez-faire, realizing there will be MOORE beir with less crew, lend a hand. Sort of...

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HamishMacdonald

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Impressed that pushpit (? - I forget which one's which) took the strain of him climbing back on. He must weigh 120 or so when he's wet...?

 
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v92

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The driver looks like he was deeply concerned judging by his extreme reaction.

 
Ballard Sailor

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I did that same move a few years ago while racing from Santa Cruz to Monterey. And I've seen it done a ton of times, glad for that small scupper step on the transom!

 
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K38BOB

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Ballard Sailor said:
I did that same move a few years ago while racing from Santa Cruz to Monterey. And I've seen it done a ton of times, glad for that small scupper step on the transom!
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Never thought those scupper steps could be used other than as a "head". A Santa Cruz, "Fast is Fun" innovation! (past SC27 owner)

 
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* photoboy said:
Looked might breezy as we transited NB on the GG Sunday. From the results page, it seems you improved your positioning since the 1st WM in race one..
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indeed we did. that wm was just to gauge what the fleet and conditions were doing from an outsiders stand point... sort of like watching from the men's grill

 
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