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il a decrocher une seconde fois ...et je lai perdu de vue ....je suis retourner a bord avec le dingy pour lacher plus de chaine ...

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Trapped at sea! A stunning village is just out of reach as gale-force winds keep a boat stuck offshore. Will they ever make it to those beautiful beaches? #sailingadventure #boatlife #travelnightmare #stranded #windyweather

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If you like this quick preview and want to learn more the link below has a full video tutorial on how to Gybe your A-Sail on the outside in any wind conditions. https://youtu.be/izvjlOoak8Y An A-Sail can also been know as an Asymmetrical Spinnaker, regardless of what you call it the skills need to gybe on on the inside are the same. Being able to gybe the A-Sail effectively on the inside you limit the travel the sheets need to tack reducing the time it takes to gybe the sail which limits the loss of boats speed while reducing the likelihood of tangles. If you are sailing a boat with a short bow sprit it can be safer to gybe your A-Sail on the outside, this reducing the risk of getting a messy and time consuming forestay wrap. If you need to master this skill you can learn how in one of our earlier bottom up boats videos. https://youtu.be/I6NPfpa_V_E The team at bottom up boats hope you enjoys the speed session crew demonstration. With a little bit of practise and every crew member knowing they role you will be gybing like pros in no time.

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http://features.boats.com/boat-content/2012/12/larson-all-american-retro-styling-modern-construction/ For more videos, visit www.boats.com. To celebrate its centennial, Larson Boat Group designed a big, comfortable runabout with some vintage styling cues. Welcome to the new All American. he new Larson All American 23 is intended to celebrate the centennial of Larson Boats, which was founded in 1913 by Paul Larson in Little Falls, Minn., to manufacture a wooden duck skiff of his own design. Today the company is known as Larson Boat Group, and the new All American is also built on the banks of the Mississippi River in Little Falls. As you may have already noticed, it is not a duck skiff.

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