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Apollo, the J 121 is sailing at around 8 knots up past the Indian mark, heading up to Jobo. Dawn Treader are also going well around the windward side of the Island! Meanwhile, in the Almost Round Antigua Race, the fleet are in the early stages of the race, experiencing 14 knots just south of east. Moonflower and Luna Rossa are beating up towards Green Island, before heading off on a fast reach in Atlantic Ocean conditions ⛵️🇦🇬 The race continues… #antiguasailingweek #antiguasailing #petersandmay #roundantiguarace #caribbeansailing @Petersandmay
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Today way a day of sitting in the sunshine and splicing ropes for a new bridal on my mooring. My hands are sore but the ropes are done and they look pretty good! Today you can buy dock lines and anchor lines with an eye already spliced into one end, but this is more expensive than buying the same line off a spool. It also forces you to buy your line in one of the available lengths. Putting in your own eye splice can be a better option. A splice you put in yourself will be just as strong as one done by a professional rigger, and splicing an eye into three-strand rope is really very easy.