D-Zero

Originally posted by Peaky Originally posted by kneewrecker Originally posted by Jeepers but a cold, windy, January day in a chop on Grafham... quite true.... not sure that concept sounds so great in any boat mind.  I can't say I missed winter sailing this year, I must be getting older too ;-) Funnily enough, I've been thinking of making my sailing winter only. No weed, full lake, cream of the salty sailors join in, nothing else better to do, and no late finishes.

I guess my programme would have to be rugby on winter Saturdays, training twice a week, inland winter sailing on Sundays, then sea sailing the rest of the year. Just where did those years go.
I think I favour white

Originally posted by Jeepers Not so sure about the low freeboard - looks lovely, but a cold, windy, January day in a chop on Grafham...not sure even my new drysuit would be enough to keep me comfortable. Maybe at 50 I'm getting a bit soft! Good vid tho and nice looking boat.

Not so sure about the low freeboard - looks lovely, but a cold, windy, January day in a chop on Grafham...not sure even my new drysuit would be enough to keep me comfortable. Maybe at 50 I'm getting a bit soft! Good vid tho and nice looking boat.

Originally posted by Rupert Is that the only colour choice, grey or white? Or can you order a purple one, like Nikky's Lightning?

Or a light blue one like TR13? I think the idea is to keep it simple and enjoy the boat, probably not to worry about colour.

Light Grey for me TR... hopefully to match that lovely grey sail.