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The Wayfarer
Midwinters of 2005 |
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The bulk of the Wayfarer
fleet just scrapes across in front of ... |
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... the blanket of Scots. |
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The windward mark is in sight
and ... |
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... it's Uncle Al (second
from left) in the lead with Peter (93) holding
second. |
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The starboard lift near the
mark is still operational - note how much lower Dave
(behind Al) is pointing! |
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When you're hot, you're hot! |
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On the short offset leg, Al
and Marc have decided to play the left side of the
run, where there are fewer Scots. |
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A neat little gybe set, and
the lads are off down the run just as ... |
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... Peter (93) and ... |
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... Gale (4106) reach the
windward mark a close 2-3. |
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Eddy Kraft just lays the mark
nicely to round 4th. |
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His crew, Patricia, having
phoned in sick, Mike Murto has coped very nicely by
his lonesome, rounding 5th ahead of ... |
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... Jim Lingeman who has a
major hill to climb if he's to beat Gale Shoemaker
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Nick (864), too, will have a
major comeback to accomplish from his current 7th
place! |
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After a lousy start, Joe
(1115) has struggled back up to 8th place. |
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9th place here for Robert
Hart but he'll be in an excellent attacking position
to start the run with several boats within range. |
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Ditto for Geoff. |
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Robert (10195) has decided to
try the left side of the run to start with. |
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Bob Frick gives the windward
mark a careful eye. |
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12th around the windward mark
for the Chick'n but Richard and Michele |
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2005
W
Midwinters |