Offshore

[Clammer]

too old for 240 miles ><<.

[Guppy]

Originally Posted by Clammer

too old for 240 miles ><<.

Nah

[wdmso]

Glad you guys got back safely to echo what ray said now you know what she and you can handle if the need ever arises again ... where did the edible guy sleep?

[Higgie]

Originally Posted by wdmso

Glad you guys got back safely to echo what ray said now you know what she and you can handle if the need ever arises again ... where did the edible guy sleep?

On top of the t top of course strapped in
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[Sea Dangles]

Originally Posted by wdmso

Glad you guys got back safely to echo what ray said now you know what she and you can handle if the need ever arises again ... where did the edible guy sleep?

Beanbag in the back corner.
To be fair, the beanbag is coma inducing to start with. But it got rough and I will be honest that it wasn’t comfortable at all. Night time compounds the problem. I had put the life raft on the front deck and had the ditch bag in arms reach which includes an epirb. I had made some long trips to Nantucket shoals and under Montauk but this is far. To make matters more concerning,on the ride down I saw a plume of smoke about 20 miles south of the Vineyard which looked like burning tires...turns out a big sporty lit up and burned to a watery grave. Bad juju

[piemma]

Chris, the trip back sounds incredible. Waves over the T-Top is not a pretty picture.

[nightfighter]

Originally Posted by Sea Dangles

Beanbag in the back corner.
To be fair, the beanbag is coma inducing to start with. But it got rough and I will be honest that it wasn’t comfortable at all. Night time compounds the problem. I had put the life raft on the front deck and had the ditch bag in arms reach which includes an epirb. I had made some long trips to Nantucket shoals and under Montauk but this is far. To make matters more concerning,on the ride down I saw a plume of smoke about 20 miles south of the Vineyard which looked like burning tires...turns out a big sporty lit up and burned to a watery grave. Bad juju

Beanbag in the back corner was my location in the old boat. I slept through solid 3-5' seas at 35kts... Still cant believe the ride of that 27'. So hearing this report only reminds us all that you must be prepared and aware out there. And a boat fire just drives the point home. I am definitely not ready physically for anything close to a 100 mile trip. Maybe next year. My goal for the fall is getting to BB for tog and albies! I still have a lot of catching up to do locally to get back in sync..... New boat sounds like a beast!

[niko]

that sounds like a brutal ride home man. every once in a while a thorough ass kicking teaches you all sorts of lessons. good news is you know the boat can take it. that sportie went down in 5 minutes they said