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I raced International 110's out of Scituate in my youth, knocked down a number of times, but thankfully never came close to end over end. Great boat after a hurricane and a good stiff breeze, it's a 24 foot surfboard, hold on and hope you can control it enough to not be bailing for 4 hours.
I raced International 110's out of Scituate in my youth, knocked down a number of times, but thankfully never came close to end over end. Great boat after a hurricane and a good stiff breeze, it's a 24 foot surfboard, hold on and hope you can control it enough to not be bailing for 4 hours.
You don't see many of those any more. Such a unique boat Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device
Location: I live in a house, but my soul is at sea.
Posts: 8,620
Some of my most vivid memories to this day are out on the trapeze, sailing solo on a moonlight summer night between Scituate Harbor and the north river or Minot light depending on the wind direction. I actually bought a 2nd one and restored it after college and sold it after my first was born, no time to get out much after that.
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