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Old 25-11-2019, 16:01   #736
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Re: La Vagabonde's crossing

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Had a bicycle crash today, a bit banged up, can’t see out of left eye or use left hand. We think nothing permanent. But take a while to recover, not sure if I will continue routing one eyed and one handed.

It’s “interesting” I get banged up pretty much once a year on bike, really never ever have on boat (tropical infection once in Durban). Surprisingly similar miles also on both - 5 to 10k/year.

Sad, because 2nd half of passage looks as interesting as the first half.

Unbusted, I started with polars that I had from another project, from a slightly faster custom cat. The difficult with LV is that this crew is a bit inconsistent - sometimes sending it and other times not - more than I am used to.
hope you get better soon
perhaps one of the open cpn boys runnin routing software on that might step in to give you a bit of time for R&R
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hope you get better soon
I second that!
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Old 25-11-2019, 18:52   #738
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Had a bicycle crash today, a bit banged up, can’t see out of left eye or use left hand. We think nothing permanent. But take a while to recover, not sure if I will continue routing one eyed and one handed.

It’s “interesting” I get banged up pretty much once a year on bike, really never ever have on boat (tropical infection once in Durban). Surprisingly similar miles also on both - 5 to 10k/year.

Sad, because 2nd half of passage looks as interesting as the first half.

Unbusted, I started with polars that I had from another project, from a slightly faster custom cat. The difficult with LV is that this crew is a bit inconsistent - sometimes sending it and other times not - more than I am used to.


Sorry to hear that. Hope you heal up quickly. And thank you again for all of your very educational contributions!
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Re: La Vagabonde's crossing

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Had a bicycle crash today, a bit banged up, can’t see out of left eye or use left hand. We think nothing permanent. But take a while to recover, not sure if I will continue routing one eyed and one handed.

It’s “interesting” I get banged up pretty much once a year on bike, really never ever have on boat (tropical infection once in Durban). Surprisingly similar miles also on both - 5 to 10k/year.

Sad, because 2nd half of passage looks as interesting as the first half.

Unbusted, I started with polars that I had from another project, from a slightly faster custom cat. The difficult with LV is that this crew is a bit inconsistent - sometimes sending it and other times not - more than I am used to.

I'm really sorry! To a speedy recovery!


I have somehow miraculously managed to avoid ever once getted banged up on a bicycle, despite a lifetime from age 5 flying around on bikes, often at unreasonable speeds. Pure luck as far as I can tell.



Otherwise for me with motorcycles, where I've managed to have three nasty bashes, all of which have left various body parts mangled and with hideous scars.


I wish you swift healing and no bad memories.
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atoll it is very clear your an armchair sailor with very little real world experience but a hateful keyboard. Very easy for you to hide behind your screen and take shots at real adventurers. Riley has this, he has experience, a good boat, great crew and professional router. You on the other hand have Mrs Palmer and her five friends.
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HansChristain 33 thats what we call a King Hit. I think you should stick to topic until you get to know us all. 14 posts makes you look like a troll.

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atoll it is very clear your an armchair sailor with very little real world experience but a hateful keyboard. Very easy for you to hide behind your screen and take shots at real adventurers. Riley has this, he has experience, a good boat, great crew and professional router. You on the other hand have Mrs Palmer and her five friends.
You sir have no idea.
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atoll it is very clear your an armchair sailor with very little real world experience but a hateful keyboard. Very easy for you to hide behind your screen and take shots at real adventurers. Riley has this, he has experience, a good boat, great crew and professional router. You on the other hand have Mrs Palmer and her five friends.



ROTFLMAO



If you'd spent much time here, you would know that Atoll has many more sea miles in much more varied conditions than Riley,
He's an experienced delivery skipper and circumnavigator.
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Had a bicycle crash today, a bit banged up, can’t see out of left eye or use left hand. We think nothing permanent. But take a while to recover, not sure if I will continue routing one eyed and one handed.
Dayum, BW, so sorry to hear this. Glad it wasn't worse though it always seems to feel worse the next day. I've been taking notes throughout this post, but not quite ready to take over for you so I sure hope you can still type with one hand and see the routing with one eye. Perhaps that will take your mind off the pain and help you heal faster!
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ROTFLMAO



If you'd spent much time here, you would know that Atoll has many more sea miles in much more varied conditions than Riley,
He's an experienced delivery skipper and circumnavigator.
Yeah, but he's kinda been an ass in some of his postings...does his sea miles give him a bye?
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Old 25-11-2019, 22:37   #746
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La Vaga turned more eastward during the night to avoid a lull. It seems to have worked for them, when i checked they were at 10.3 knots.
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Had a bicycle crash today, a bit banged up...
Oh no! A routing, polars, navigation error? Or a third party not respecting the COLREGS?

All joking aside, I trust that there will not be any permanent damage and wish you a speedy recovery

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get well soon Mr BW , ( hope the bike is not too bad ),,, been there , done it .
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so they have finally turned E ( due E ) and speeds have gone up ,, great .
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Yeah, but he's kinda been an ass in some of his postings...does his sea miles give him a bye?
Atoll called a spade a spade as he saw it. He even reasoned it.
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