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Old 01 July 2016, 20:13   #1
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Rough sea docking

https://youtu.be/yG9JmkhH7Qg

Old vid, but doing the rounds on Facebook recently ...

Impressive but mad 😳
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Old 02 July 2016, 00:08   #2
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Yep, mad.
About thirty years ago we did something very similar with a 6hp 2 stroke on a long keel sailing boat through a narrow channel.
I was in my teens and the "handler", religious experience it was.
It worked out BUT as a grown up I often wonder why we did it.

In the absence of an emergency, staying at sea for a few hours more can minimise the risk (and prolong the agony).
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I bet they spilt their G+Ts
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Old 02 July 2016, 07:44   #4
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I bet they spilt their G+Ts

More like they nearly split the GRP!!


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Old 02 July 2016, 10:01   #5
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NOT something you want to be doing very Often in a Yaught!...Pretty damn well done all the same!
Just wonder what the Back Story was...?
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Old 02 July 2016, 18:59   #6
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I have seen this before IMO it's impressive how the skipper lines the boat up to surf in ten out of ten in my book
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Very good seamanship but I do think an element of luck was on their side
As it could of gone one of two ways
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