Har!! Yeah, dont blink or you'll miss Hawaii!
Speaking of which, a Wylie 43, which was the prototype for the 44, raced
to Hawaii
in, I think, 2004.
tf
Sailor Chef wrote:
Wouldn't you want to be in a boatyard when Cal. fell off into the sea. would
be one hellvua wave and you would want a hull that could surf....right?
Mark
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----- Original Message -----
From: "tim ford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, January 28, 2008 12:23 PM
Subject: Re: catalina27-talk: RE: wishbone rig
I was also wondering why the shots of the spinn set are so tiny...then I
figured, the image is so
stable, it must be shot from land....the cliff at Lighthouse State Beach
at S. Cruz would
probably be the place and the marks are the channel into Santa Cruz
Harbor?
But why does the narrator say "for more info, visit
wyliecats.com"...when the URL is wyliecat.com?
These kinds of things baffle me....
tf
plus: watsonville is earthquake central
David Shaddock wrote:
They must have one heckuva rudder on that boat to handle the weather
helm--cat rig and that huge whisker pole...
Is it just me, or does this boat look a lot smaller than 44 feet? I
looked
at the other Wylie Cats and they seem, well, larger.
Dave Shaddock
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