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| As usual sailing in close formation |
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| IBIS skimming along |
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| Roland aboard his Sanderling IBIS, a Bay Head emigrant |
That's what we call a sail that circumnavigates an area of Florida Bay. They can vary in distance, time and usually depend on the weather conditions. This one was from four O'clock to six thirty. Why so late you ask, because with the temperatures hitting the upper eighties, Roland and decided to go out a little later in the day. We started out with full sail then put in one reef halfway through the journey.
Will I have to endure this merciless posting of paradise all winter? Fall isn't even over! My flippin boat is still in the water.
ReplyDeleteWhen the temps drop into the 30's at night and don't above 45-50 in the day it is time to pack it i!
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