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Why would you want to sail on your ear like that... it can't be very comfortable.
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Why would you want to sail on your ear like that... it can't be very comfortable.
SD...that is exactly the point...which you don't understand...


THAT, is exactly why I sail a monohull..the simple fact that something like this can happen, and your skills may or may not help prevent it...sailing a monohull is a question of balance..where each time you try to improve over what you did last time..almost like playing golf, where you play with yourself.

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Any idea how much one of these puppies goes for??? They look really expensive...

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Giu, great video! Just watching on a computer, it got my adrenaline going.
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