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Calling all cruisers near Carriacou and the Grenadines that can bring food, supplies, and even offer a bed. The island will need clean up crew, help clearing the roads, and support on all levels. They might need water so our boat water makers can help. Right now they don’t need cash…they need physical support. If you can get to Carriacou to help, it will make such a difference. #hurricane #hurricaneberyl #carriacou #suppport #sailingcruiser

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The Flying 15 sailboat is a classic dinghy that has been a staple of sailing regattas for decades, and in this video, we get to see it in action at the Narrows regatta. The Flying Fifteen is a double-handed keelboat that is known for its speed and agility, making it a favorite among sailors who enjoy the thrill of racing. With its sleek design and impressive sail trim, the Flying 15 is a force to be reckoned with on the water. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or just starting out, this video is a must-watch for anyone who loves sailing and wants to see the Flying 15 in its element. From the helm to the crew, every aspect of sailing a Flying 15 is on display, showcasing the skill and strategy that goes into competing in a sailing regatta. The Narrows regatta is a premier sailing event that attracts top sailors from around the world, and the Flying 15 is always a popular choice among competitors. With its rich history and loyal following, the Flying 15 class is a beloved part of the sailing world, and this video is a great way to experience the excitement of sailing and racing one of these incredible boats. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the thrill of sailing a Flying 15 at the Narrows regatta. The team at bottom up boats hope you are enjoying these short clips from the 2025 racing season.

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1st November 5pm Update – 3 Hours into the 2024 Melbourne to Devonport Race The fleet is settling into Bass Strait, enjoying flat seas and 15 knots from the south in what has been termed "peachy conditions." Leading the fleet are MRV and eXtasea, with the fleet staying just east of the rhumb line. In an interview at 4pm, Rod Smallman on Maverick predicted that those who pick the right time to tack may have the advantage, as they await a wind change later tonight. He went on to suggest that it could turn out to be a small boat race for handicap honors given the predicted conditions, though tactics will play a large part. The fleet is closely packed, with each tracker update giving everyone a chance at the handicap win. Keep an eye on the tracker https://race.bluewatertracks.com/2024-melbourne-to-devonport-rudder-cup and enjoy whilst we wait for the wind to change the interview with Rod Smallman here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKb4a8r4e7M

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