Lost Mojo..

In some ways I have, I suppose, though not quite what I was picturing in my head...

I suppose the problem is that a narrow boat heeds a sitting out aid, and the simplest and lightest of them is a trapeze. Wings, sliding seats are added complication, weight and have to be transported somehow. But, a trapeze involves having a rig with shrouds (the Delta having shown just how big an unstayed mast has to be) which adds its own complications.

Maybe the Minisail needs to be re-drawn to reflect building it half the weight it is currently, and have a better rig put on. Scow bowed boats seem to cope with being narrow better than traditional pointy bowed dinghies. Mind it would have to be strong enough to run onto the beach - can a 4 metre 25kg hull cope with that when built out of fairly inexpensive materials?

Ok, so what happens when you re-gain your sailing mojo but in the process lose your mojo for work?  Hypothetically speaking, of course, what would you do then?

Originally posted by Roger I collected my new MoJo, on a trailer, last Sunday, given the weekends forecast it may well be a little while before she gets wet again. Now safely tucked away in the warehouse.

Originally posted by yellowwelly You mean it's a D-One.... But, but, it looks erm, nice, well sort of... for a dinghy like. ;-)

Sure is a D-One, and looks lovely to me.....

Originally posted by tmoore Ok, so what happens when you re-gain your sailing mojo but in the process lose your mojo for work?  Hypothetically speaking, of course, what would you do then?