Friday, 4 March 2011
Friday, 17 December 2010
Last race of the Winter Series
Sunday was the last race of the Winter Series, and although it turned into quite a nice morning, there was still a fair bit of wind around, averaging at 19-20 knots for most of the race.

Weird winter light did funny things to my camera phone as well!
Oh, and we won, Skipper's decision to re rate the number one up to 20 knots seems like it was a good idea... now...

Weird winter light did funny things to my camera phone as well!
Oh, and we won, Skipper's decision to re rate the number one up to 20 knots seems like it was a good idea... now...
Monday, 6 December 2010
Bow down
Thursday, 22 July 2010
Martin's Jerked Meat
More from the Tour in due course, we'll tell you all about the three days we spent in Dielette sometime later...
But first, a little tidbit, a tiny morsel, of Jade related fun.
Courtesy of Sam, who reported that his missus saw it and just couldn't resist, a new range of Blue J'Ade related snack foods...

Everyone sampled a bit of Martin's jerked meat, including Martin himself, it was salty and a bit tough, with a distinctly yeasty odour...
What?
It's beef jerky. What did you think it was?
But first, a little tidbit, a tiny morsel, of Jade related fun.
Courtesy of Sam, who reported that his missus saw it and just couldn't resist, a new range of Blue J'Ade related snack foods...
Everyone sampled a bit of Martin's jerked meat, including Martin himself, it was salty and a bit tough, with a distinctly yeasty odour...
What?
It's beef jerky. What did you think it was?
Labels:
jerky,
martins jerked meat,
tourdesports,
yeast
Friday, 2 July 2010
Broken furler
A Thursday night race? Very light winds? Must be time to break something: in this case - the furler.
Snaggly rope all caught up round the bottom required some fixing. Which required the skipper and Fingers to assume 'the position'.
Fingers also took the opportunity to nip below and pinch the anchor...
Snaggly rope all caught up round the bottom required some fixing. Which required the skipper and Fingers to assume 'the position'.
Fingers also took the opportunity to nip below and pinch the anchor...
Inter Island Race and Governor's Cup
Less said about these the better really. 6 hours 15 for the crossing to Jersey, plenty of sunburn and 22nd overall. First two hours of the race wasn't so much sailing as drifting on the tide.
The wind picked up near Jersey, which was fun, but by the time it did, White Rabbit had already finished.
Sam Field took a load of photos (check out the one of the Jade underneath Condor!), as did I.
Sunday's governor's cup was also a bit of a let down, as the Guernsey team lost to the pesky crapauds 2-0. Light winds eh? What can you do.
The wind picked up near Jersey, which was fun, but by the time it did, White Rabbit had already finished.Sam Field took a load of photos (check out the one of the Jade underneath Condor!), as did I.
Sunday's governor's cup was also a bit of a let down, as the Guernsey team lost to the pesky crapauds 2-0. Light winds eh? What can you do.
Labels:
bluejade,
inter island race,
inter-insular,
race
Friday, 14 May 2010
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