Dennis:
Every year around this time, there is an osprey that sits on the mast
heads around here.....what happens on mine is that it sits on one of my
windex arms, and when he pushes off to take flight, he moves the 'arm',
some degrees to port or starboard. I have come to accept this
aggravation as part of the overall sailing experience. However, I don't
rest until I get up the mast to make things right again. Don't know
why, you really only need wind indicator and not the 'arms' set at , say
90 degrees.
Tell tales on the sail(s) are even more responsive.
Bob Abbott
AZURA
C&C 32 -84
Halifax, N.S.
On 2013/08/16 8:25 PM, Dennis C. wrote:
Sitting in Touché's cockpit in Palafox Pier Marina in Pensacola enjoying a nice
red wine. Across the fairway is a sailboat with a large osprey sitting on the
masthead wind sensor. Not the Windex, the wind instrument sensor.
Wonder if it sits on mine during the week?
Earlier I saw crows doing the same.
Dennis C.
Touché 35-1 #83
Mandeville, LA
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