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  1. 08-11-2013, 07:50 AM #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by ishoot10s View Post
    Nice, extreme IOR!
    I just googled dinghy racing mate, no way i'd be doing than. Looks to hard out.

    This is my style on the briny

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  3. 08-11-2013, 08:57 AM #17
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
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    farc me days thats an Opti going as hard as one ever could imagine lol
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  4. 08-11-2013, 08:58 AM #18
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    nice day out without wind Gibo but once a touch comes up a dinghy is alot of fun !!
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  5. 08-11-2013, 03:37 PM #19
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    tomorrow 19km in the gulf --- im going in the tide for sure yehhaaaa
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    Well if your going out on a surfboard, sorry laser, then your gonna get wet whether you stay in it or not.
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  7. 09-11-2013, 03:57 PM #21
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    just had a great few hours sailing the inner habour . not loads of wind but very pleasurable sharing my beat with some very old classic yachts racing- thank goodness some still appreciate beautiful things from the early years! Some of the rigging was most interesting-this photo wasn't today but im sure it was the same yachts
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    Boat is now at my place.
    Apparently the sail and rig on it is off a 16' optimist that someone sailed for a season! I have no idea why someone would upsize an opti 100%
    Anyway the setup functions but is a bit of a buggers muddle, so think I will try sort out a few issues before taking it for a spin.
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  9. 19-11-2013, 05:40 PM #23
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    El B feel like some experimental chaos in a few weekends time?
    I have figured out the problem with the current sail rig and will be fixing it this weekend, then I need some ballast and some insanity to sail it with sprit only, no boom.
    You heavy enough
    You insane enough
    You keen?
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  10. 19-11-2013, 05:47 PM #24
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    Quote Originally Posted by Barefoot View Post
    El B feel like some experimental chaos in a few weekends time?
    I have figured out the problem with the current sail rig and will be fixing it this weekend, then I need some ballast and some insanity to sail it with sprit only, no boom.
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    You keen?
    Barefoot, El B would have several uses on that occasion. He could bring his at tweed jacket which could sub as a handy spinnaker down wind and he is wide enough to tie a rope (I know it is really a sheet on a yacht) around and use as a sea anchor if it cuts up to much.
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    since starting this post I am now with my 5th sailing dinghy haha .After buying the Europe and the other thing I got a set of lasers on a trailer and then sold the first two .The lasers were great especially having two so I could sail with a friend buta flash newer boat made of plastic turned up and I wanted it so purchased it .
    Topper topaz Uno with a race sail and small head sail . I can take one other smaller person on this boat unlike the lasers which really were a one person boat
    Here are a few shots of the boat and some taking the ex wife for a spin -tried to toss her out in the harbour and took one to the chops for my efforts .

    Im still ;looking for others to sail with if your out there ????? let me know for a bit of harbour exploration
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    Nice.

    I sold my Phase 2 dinghy to buy a rifle... a Remington of things.
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    am i mistaken or did the kayakers go past you?
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    Quote Originally Posted by sako75 View Post
    am i mistaken or did the kayakers go past you?
    Look at it again
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    truth was that day we were struggling with a lack of wind and an out going tide -still it was pleasant !!
    I had a phase two for years -great boat and a few still around but all around mid to late twentys so all show a bit of wear but still massively enjoyable to sail with a friend .
    Sailing for me is another form of meditation especially on a sunny Auckland day on the Auckland harbour
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    Quote Originally Posted by el borracho View Post
    Hot chicks and good oil for me is another form of meditation especially on a sunny Auckland
    Fixed it for you El B
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