Did almost that once. Did the Mac up and cruised back on a 30 footer and got used to boasting myself backwards over the cabin top from one rail to the other. The following weekend was racing on a 25 footer, and boasted myself right through the companionway hatch. Couldn't stand straight for a month.
tom tim ford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent by: [email protected] 09/07/2007 09:09 AM Please respond to [email protected] To [email protected] cc Subject Re: catalina27-talk: Adios/Getting back on board under sail well, water temps are about 80. but last night, I thought the slider was shut on the companionway (J24) and I slid (or is it slud) back and fell off the lip directly onto the bridge deck, right square on the backbone and sorta passed out for a couple seconds then shook it off and finished the race (we got hosed from a totally unanticipated 60 degree lefty and then had 5 more parade route legs where we could not pass anyone so a bit of a disappointing night espec as we were in first after 8 races and now are barely hanging on to the lead, but I digress). But this morning I think I would have difficulty climbing on to a yoga mat in all honesty so we may have to put off the long awatied CLIMB BACK segment until AT LEAST after Oxford...maybe some weekend in later Sept after an AYC Fall series race? huh? -- one sore ferd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > yet another handle from the tf - "ferd????" > > And Dave if you make it to Annapolis anytime, please let us know. > Toy Box is always available. > > Speaking of which, what ever happened to Mr. Ford jumping off the back > of the boat and trying to swim back.???? > > Chris D > toy box > eastport, md > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL.com > <http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour/?ncid=AOLAOF00020000000982>.
