Reference Summary: Sailing downwind on a training run with the jib just starting to collapse, this boat is close to a gybe. A rogue wave from a different direction to the general wave train hits my boat while hove to (not sailing) in a storm, 100 miles off ...
Tacking In Heavy Wind 19 8 2018 -
Sailing downwind on a training run with the jib just starting to collapse, this boat is close to a gybe. A rogue wave from a different direction to the general wave train hits my boat while hove to (not sailing) in a storm, 100 miles off ... Winter training at Itchenor was in a 40+knot squall then in Weymouth it was around 20-25 knots.
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- Sailing downwind on a training run with the jib just starting to collapse, this boat is close to a gybe.
- A rogue wave from a different direction to the general wave train hits my boat while hove to (not sailing) in a storm, 100 miles off ...
- Winter training at Itchenor was in a 40+knot squall then in Weymouth it was around 20-25 knots.
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