Departure and Docking Under Sai

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Craig66
Craig66
NSW
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20 Nov 2020 11:45am
woko said..

tarquin1 said..
There is a time and place for everything.

I have nothing against sailing on or off the dock. Just don't teach weekend warriors its a good idea. As mentioned there are many safer ways to get a boat out of a marina or off the dock.
The RYA does a great job in general in the UK and gets a lot of people out on the water.



That was cool






Poodle
Poodle
WA
868 posts
WA, 868 posts
20 Nov 2020 2:43pm
And here is how NOT to do it! The fun starts with a splash at 0:25sec

forums.sailinganarchy.com/uploads/monthly_2020_11/VID-20201116-WA0053_(1).mp4.871d49121ee849648bf60414a54b6df6.mp4

(You may have to cut & paste the entire link)
ChopesBro
ChopesBro
351 posts
351 posts
20 Nov 2020 4:47pm
tarquin1 said..
There is a time and place for everything.

I have nothing against sailing on or off the dock. Just don't teach weekend warriors its a good idea. As mentioned there are many safer ways to get a boat out of a marina or off the dock.
The RYA does a great job in general in the UK and gets a lot of people out on the water.


that's very, very cool.

My sailing has always been trying to get from point A too point B without sinking

I'm inspired to learn more about the finer skills of sailing (isn't everyone?) but from a simple practical sense if my motor wasn't working I'd be staying firmly tied up and looking for a local bar and motor repair man

Still great skills to see and inspire too!

Just fully aware of my limitations
shaggybaxter
shaggybaxter
QLD
2680 posts
QLD, 2680 posts
20 Nov 2020 7:27pm
ChopesBro said..
My sailing has always been trying to get from point A too point B without sinking




Oh dear, thanks for that Chopesbro, I just snorted coffee.
tarquin1
tarquin1
954 posts
954 posts
21 Nov 2020 1:32am
English guy makes an emergency call on the VHF in German waters. Help I am sinking! The reply comes back "what are you shinking about"
tarquin1
tarquin1
954 posts
954 posts
21 Nov 2020 2:06am
ChopesBro said..

tarquin1 said..
There is a time and place for everything.

I have nothing against sailing on or off the dock. Just don't teach weekend warriors its a good idea. As mentioned there are many safer ways to get a boat out of a marina or off the dock.
The RYA does a great job in general in the UK and gets a lot of people out on the water.



that's very, very cool.

My sailing has always been trying to get from point A too point B without sinking

I'm inspired to learn more about the finer skills of sailing (isn't everyone?) but from a simple practical sense if my motor wasn't working I'd be staying firmly tied up and looking for a local bar and motor repair man

Still great skills to see and inspire too!

Just fully aware of my limitations


You've nailed it!
I feel the same after many years of sailing.
That sort of attitude will keep you out of trouble. And you will probably find the local mechanic in the bar or someone that knows him. Its a win win situation!
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