Tiger Trophy

   Why not have a go and see if she likes it with the proviso that if she's not happy, you'll come off the water.  You never know, she may find it fun if you get out there.....

Giles
Solution Sail no. 414

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glewis Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Groupie Joined: 05 May 06 Location: United Kingdom Online Status: Offline Posts: 79	Post Options Post Reply Quote glewis Report Post Quote Reply Topic: Tiger Trophy Posted: 22 Jan 07 at 5:31pm
	Why not have a go and see if she likes it with the proviso that if she's not happy, you'll come off the water. You never know, she may find it fun if you get out there..... Giles Solution Sail no. 414

Tessa Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Newbie Joined: 29 Sep 06 Location: United Kingdom Online Status: Offline Posts: 25	Post Options Post Reply Quote Tessa Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 22 Jan 07 at 6:48pm
	My 15 year old has never sailed in a proper cold winter and if the forecast is to be believed we will have a couple of rather cold weeks before the Tiger trophy which should ensure everything has cooled down nicely for a bracing blast - or maybe the weather will be kind and it will look like a summer's day, just a tad colder. If it were me, I would weigh up the crew's opinion(s) (or in my case our repsective state of minds), the clothing available, the forecast for temperature, wind speed and wind chill and take some nice on-the-water snacks to keep me going (this last bit applies to proper boats only). All of these things can be discussed with one's sailing partner? Some of these things might become a bit clearer nearer the time. Roll on summer ... Tessa Still making my mind up ... Tessa