Dinghy show twist

Getting this thing back on track, I am there Saturday as planned.

Will be working on a stand. More like volunteering, handing out free stuff!!!

Its not the B14 its the washer women that sail it isn't it GRF

Originally posted by theycallmegod .. but you don't like 12foot skiff because it's too hard to sail.....You're hurting my mind....

You shouldn't have a mind capable of being hurt if you are the
omnipresent deity & supreme being and where did I say they are difficult
to sail? I've never tried one but they are used by small children who make
them look to difficult to sail although that's fairly common, I've watched
Olympians in flat water making sailing look damn near impossible..

My concern was the hull length is to short for our particular wave length
its been my experience anything shorter than 14ft can have a problem in
the Channel where we sail.

Originally posted by turnturtle now now grumpf, I doubt he's the only one south of the river with a penchant for yellow rash vests....

Hmm but not so many of us have a penchant for sailing in Pampers and
Fluffy Bunny slippers and a yellow rash vest.

But nothing surprises us about the goings on over at Whitstable even
though there has been an influx of DNA from the DFL'S and the incidence
of
two headed six fingered cat sailors has reduced, you couldn't let your
daughter stray over there in the dark, particularly not with her brother..

Then again there is always the ultimate comparison.

Windsurfer in yellow rash vest

MPS Sailor in yellow rash vest


Edited by G.R.F

Funnily enough Grumpf i was a sailor and not a windsurfer then some of my sailing mates who also windsurf invited me to go to dahab with them for a week and get some tuition, now i have just bought my own kit.

So you definately speak a fair point, windsurfing is worth trying although you need to stick at it for a bit as the first bit is REALLY hard and it doesn't seem worth it then you start planing and it does seem worth it