Still Sailing in Connecticut.

keneasley · Post by **keneasley** » Nov 1st, '21, 16:25

It was gusty here in Connecticut but I still managed to sail for a couple of hours.

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ghockaday · Post by **ghockaday** » Nov 2nd, '21, 04:34

It is kind of choppy, what body of water is that? Dee

keneasley · Post by **keneasley** » Nov 2nd, '21, 09:56

Long Island Sound about 2 miles South of Southport Harbor at Fairfield, CT.
Gusts got up to 22 knots and somewhat choppy.
Hope to sail once more before haul out next week.

ghockaday · Post by **ghockaday** » Nov 3rd, '21, 06:57

We sail all Winter, not very often but usually get out a time or two per month.

Cathy Monaghan · Post by **Cathy Monaghan** » Jan 1st, '22, 15:35

ghockaday wrote:It is kind of choppy, what body of water is that? Dee

Long Island Sound

BernieA · Post by **BernieA** » Jan 2nd, '22, 14:48

I cleared the snow off my CD28 in Sequim Bay, WA yesterday after about 7 days of sub freezing temps and about a foot of snow. Temps are rising into the 40s now, so back on the water every chance I get.

Bernie
CD28 Pinafore

Steve Laume · Post by **Steve Laume** » May 9th, '22, 14:41

I'll be that guy. Routing of the first reef line should not go through one check block. The forward one is for the second reef.

You probably figured this out by now, Steve.

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