A Windy Day Sail on Lake Ontario - Episode 6

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  • Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
  • With strong winds blowing in from the northwest, it was an opportunity not to be missed.
    Timestamp:
    0:01 Introduction and Highlights
    2:07 Leaving Frenchman’s Bay
    3:14 Sailing in 15+ Knot Winds on Lake Ontario
    7:01 Heading back to Frenchman’s Bay
    7:47 The End
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Комментарии • 6

  • @Lucilla
    @Lucilla  4 года назад

    Timestamp:
    0:01 Introduction and Highlights
    2:07 Leaving Frenchman’s Bay
    3:14 Sailing in 15+ Knot Winds on Lake Ontario
    7:01 Heading back to Frenchman’s Bay
    7:47 The End

  • @onurunabisi
    @onurunabisi 4 года назад +1

    Hello.
    Have a good sailing. Greetings from Turkey.

  • @SuperBullyone
    @SuperBullyone 3 года назад

    beautiful skies! - what a perfect day. that looks like a perfect day of sailing.

    • @Lucilla
      @Lucilla  3 года назад +1

      It was! We had days like that when the clouds were so fluffy & extending beyond the horizon.

    • @SuperBullyone
      @SuperBullyone 3 года назад

      @@Lucilla on my c22 it favors the mainsail. It will sail all day at hull speed with just the mainsail. It is balanced and easy to sail. As you add the job just add a small amount. A foot or two of jib.

    • @Lucilla
      @Lucilla  3 года назад +1

      @@SuperBullyone Yes, that's also another option with this Cat22. There are two Cat22s in the boat club. We sailed one during a windy day with a reefed main and hanked-on genoa. We found we were being overpowered slightly by the genoa. We should have hanked-on the small jib instead :-)