well for us anyway :) About half way up, and as we were in a tacking duel with Dianne, we did not want to contemplate the entire night beating up in either too much wind or not enough and the group decided to turn around.
We were quite happy with the boat performance too!
Sooooooooooooooooo, after we turned downwind, things became much easier, even in 25+ knots of wind. The boat was flater, not so wet at all, we took the headsail down and we were zipping along nicely under roger-pilot (it's a special type of eco-friendly autopilot that works with meat instead of gas). It was time to open the wine and start the grill.
Carnivore eating steak Grilled salmon! And it stopped raining! Sun was up and with it, a rainbow! Jack looking pretty satisfied The grill output A photo of a Roger-Pilot. You can see that the tank is about 3/4 full in the foreground. The cook proudly displaying his game! A window into heaven Condiment The art of grilling 'herbivore contemplating steak' (Nathan's caption) 'herbivore chewing cud' (Nathan's caption) samosas yummy - roger-pilots can occasionally run on unleaded (eg. meatless) gas when you do not have a roger-pilot, it is helpful to get a tow
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