Tuesday Evening Series on 6/30/2020
Tuesday Series 6/30/2020
Another near perfect sailing evening. Cloudless sunshine, mid 80’s, with winds out of the NE consistently and speed from 6-10 with gusts up to 14. Courses were windward to mark 5 to port, downwind to leeward mark 1 to port and finish. Longer courses add windward work from leeward mark 1 to mark 5 to port with a downwind finish.
There were two damaged boats; Dan dropped his boat in the parking lot and cracked his hull at the rudder. This was noticed after a practice race and was patched with taped. He was able to race all 12 heats. Bob Green had what looked like a glancing blow in a windward/downwind collision only to just make it back to the dock before his boat sank. The bow was cracked which was patched with tape and he was able to complete the last three heats. All in all, it was a very exciting and enjoyable evening.
Another near perfect sailing evening. Cloudless sunshine, mid 80’s, with winds out of the NE consistently and speed from 6-10 with gusts up to 14. Courses were windward to mark 5 to port, downwind to leeward mark 1 to port and finish. Longer courses add windward work from leeward mark 1 to mark 5 to port with a downwind finish.
There were two damaged boats; Dan dropped his boat in the parking lot and cracked his hull at the rudder. This was noticed after a practice race and was patched with taped. He was able to race all 12 heats. Bob Green had what looked like a glancing blow in a windward/downwind collision only to just make it back to the dock before his boat sank. The bow was cracked which was patched with tape and he was able to complete the last three heats. All in all, it was a very exciting and enjoyable evening.