Lake Michigan Sailing
A group dedicated to Lake Michigan sailing, plus interesting information about its history, features and interesting places to cruise
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Comment by Marlene Anne Sassaman on March 16, 2012 at 8:04pm
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The joke is on me. Ditzy, paranoid me. What a great analogy, or is a pun, the heeling motion. Got it. Guess I'm the one who put a bad connotation. Thanks for correcting me. I love it. Now I will rename the picture and give you the credit. Too funny. And boy, I needed a good laugh tonight.
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Comment by Jonathan and Regina Pollard on March 16, 2012 at 7:50pm -
I was not being negative, I was just saying that I thought she made the comment due to the fact that your heels are in the middle of the picture. Hence the "heeling" multihull
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I'm sure I get it too. There are those who use sarcasm either in good humor or to be mean My guess is you both sail leaners. Enough negativity I have a lot to do to get my boat ready for a big adventure.
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Comment by Jonathan and Regina Pollard on March 16, 2012 at 2:30pm
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Don't worry Veranda, we get it LOL
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Hi Verando,
It could be the camera was not level. Even still all boats, even cruise ships have some angling. On my 1200 mile voyage from Guatemala to Palm Bay Florida no one ever spilled a drink!
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Comment by Veranda on March 15, 2012 at 10:41pm -
I thought multihulls didn't heel....
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