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Heavy Weather Sailing- Shannon 38

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Uploaded by on Aug 25, 2006

Returning from Bermuda after the Charleston/Bermuda Race

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  • I love how he never loses his cup of coffee or rum...lol

  • @ciao614 Alex has his priorities. He would never let his rum spill.

    One hand for the rum, one hand for the boat and your butt cheeks to hold on with! : ^ )

  • I wonder what the sails where set at was the jib up or just the main? it looked like the main was up at least. I take it the boat was on auto pilot?

  • The boat is a cutter rig but in these condition we just had a high cut Yankee hank on jib and a double reefed main with a preventer. The boat has dual head stays. Autopilot steering while i filmed..

  • I like the reference to Herb. All ways listen to Herb and heed his advice.

  • Herb is the MAN. It will be a sad day when he retires.

    Love your vids!

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  • got to love a kick ass auto pilot and crew with good morale. It makes a good trip, nice video, cheers.

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  • Thank you for sharing that. The waves never look as big on camera as they really are. What were the waves? I was 30 miles out this past May in 35 Kts sustained with 8 to 10 feet waves with the occasional 15 foot wave coming by. Is that similar to what you had? The feeling with a following sea is quite interesting and if the waves are not breaking too badly it's actually enjoyable at times. Thanks again for your post.

  • Nice video. I have started looking around at some new boats. Shannons are on my list as well as Cabo Ricos or a cape dory 36.

  • Sailboats have keels.... that counter-act the heeling..

  • Thats awesome! I dont know much about sailing, but I'm curious, how do you keep the boat from tipping over from the wind?

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