In trying to make the most of the sea breeze and the night time land drain wind, the fleet have been rock-hopping inshore, enjoying the rugged rocks of the Irish coast. Now that the wind has decided to make a brief guest appearance, the fleet has started to move and they have gone offshore to make the most of what there is. Last night they got a new wind of 14 knots and it has inched up through the night to now be about 15 or 16 knots, occasionally even 17. Soon the teams will be complaining that they are having water on the deck, spoiling their sunbathing platforms.
Green Marine
about 20 years ago
VOR: Rock and a bit more roll
In trying to make the most of the sea breeze and the night time land drain wind, the fleet have been rock-hopping inshore, enjoying the rugged rocks of the Irish coast. Now that the wind has decided to make a brief guest appearance, the fleet has started to move and they have gone offshore to [&hell
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