Here's more sailing related video and links
1) Steven Colbert talking about a 2005 Charlston to Bermuda race. He's doing the race again this year.
2) An article from Attainable Adventure Cruising:
http://www.morganscloud.com/2011/02/16/this-and-that-february/
3) A boat review of an Island Packet 34
http://nasailor.com/2010/12/15/boat-review-island-packet-36-estero/#more-3182
4) 23 min Highlight show of 1989-90 Whitbread around the world race
5) Chris Stanmore-Major rocking around cape horn
http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=10150093094975896
6) An Ice boat crash
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Saturday, March 5, 2011
Saturday Sailing links #2
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
A navigational poem
A Navigational Poem
Meeting steamers do not dread;
When you see three lights ahead
Starboard wheel and show your red.
Green to green or red to red,
Perfect safety, go ahead.
If to starboard red appear,
’Tis your duty to keep clear;
Act as judgment says is proper:
Port—or starboard—back or stop her.
But when upon your port is seen
A steamer’s starboard light of green,
There’s not so much for you to do,
For green to port keeps clear of you.
Both in safety and in doubt
Always keep a good look-out;
In danger with no room to turn,
Ease her—Stop her—Go astern.
And a poem about single handed sailing:
Pablo Neruda:
……and now, nothing more,
I want to be alone with my essential sea……
I don’'t want to speak for a long time,
Silence! I want to learn,
I want to know if I exist.
From Royal Vic YC single handed sailor Andrew Evans e book "Thoughts, Tips, Techniques &Tactics For Single handed Sailing"
Meeting steamers do not dread;
When you see three lights ahead
Starboard wheel and show your red.
Green to green or red to red,
Perfect safety, go ahead.
If to starboard red appear,
’Tis your duty to keep clear;
Act as judgment says is proper:
Port—or starboard—back or stop her.
But when upon your port is seen
A steamer’s starboard light of green,
There’s not so much for you to do,
For green to port keeps clear of you.
Both in safety and in doubt
Always keep a good look-out;
In danger with no room to turn,
Ease her—Stop her—Go astern.
Copied from John Vigo's blog at:
http://www.johnvigor.com/Blog.htmlAnd a poem about single handed sailing:
Pablo Neruda:
……and now, nothing more,
I want to be alone with my essential sea……
I don’'t want to speak for a long time,
Silence! I want to learn,
I want to know if I exist.
From Royal Vic YC single handed sailor Andrew Evans e book "Thoughts, Tips, Techniques &Tactics For Single handed Sailing"
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