FWIW, I was brought up being taught by older salts that it was rude to 
let your halyards bang at the dock. 

John Harker   C27   'Prana'    #6261    Santa Cruz


Lee Scott wrote:
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>
> I actually enjoy the sound as long as it's not too loud. It's as much a
> part of the sea as the sound of seagulls and surf. Think of it as a
> sailboat's wind chimes.
> I'm not sure what the etiquette is regarding bungeeing another boat's
> halyards. If it's absolutely driving you nuts, you can always plead
> temporary insanity.
>
> jm_wilhelm wrote:
> >
> >
> > As I sit here enjoying a cold beverage after a long day at work I
> > can't help to notice the racket coming from another sailboat across
> > the way. One of his halyards seems to be trying to bang its way
> > through the mast. I was just curious if anyone actually enjoys that
> > sound even at the slightest levels it drives me and what would appear
> > everyone else crazy since my neighbor just commented on it. I'm a firm
> > believer in tying halyards away from the mast. Sure you can't always
> > completely cure it especially with internal halyards but at least make
> > some attempt here. That being brought up is it proper to bungee cord
> > someone elses lines...be right back :)
> >
> >
>
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