Spinnaker seminar sounds good to me. What dates would work for people?
Michael and I stuck around after everyone left and spent 45 minutes or so
match racing. Completely awesome. After 4 races we were tied and Michael
managed to come from behind wearing me down with a tacking duel and edging
me out at the pin as I came in on port. My crew almost mutinied, but I
think this will be a post Sunday tradition.
Thanks to everyone who showed up, especially Bill Murphy.
Pete
On 9/27/07, tmc664 at comcast.net <tmc664 at comcast.net> wrote:
>> I'm surprised that no one else has posted. My composition skills ain't to
> good but I'll give it a try.
> 6 or 7 or 8 tunas showed up for the 3d installment of the Scombrie races.
> Pariaha was defintely the class of the field.. Bill King from Alameda
> in Atuna Matia led the single handers around the marks till he ran out of
> time and went home. I committed the deadly sin of hoisting sails just before
> the first start and then having to come up to speed during the next three
> races. I finally got a few good starts and finishes towards the end. For me
> it was a great chance to put to rest the notion that sailing angles downwind
> in moderate breezes is a good thing, all I did was go backwards. The
> new APS mark looks great and is easy to find (and hit) . Thank you race
> committe for giving me a free pass on an over early start. Thank you Bill
> Murphy and Pete for being race committe. How about a spinnaker seminar next
> year?
> thanks again
> Tom McIntyre
> Fun Zone #664
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