Fore & aft seamanship for yachtsmen, revised by a practical yachtsman |
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... spar projecting over the stern ; the foot of the mainsail is shorter to allow the boom to traverse clear of the mizenmast . The Dandy is a similar rig , but should strictly have a jib - headed mizen and no boom to the mainsail , that it ...
... spar projecting over the stern ; the foot of the mainsail is shorter to allow the boom to traverse clear of the mizenmast . The Dandy is a similar rig , but should strictly have a jib - headed mizen and no boom to the mainsail , that it ...
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... spar , with one part made fast in board , and hauling on them roll the spar in board ; secure the jib and gear , take the shroud iron off the end , unreeve the inner stump of the bowsprit from the bitts . Reeve the long Q. 4 . or outer ...
... spar , with one part made fast in board , and hauling on them roll the spar in board ; secure the jib and gear , take the shroud iron off the end , unreeve the inner stump of the bowsprit from the bitts . Reeve the long Q. 4 . or outer ...
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... spar for canting Q. Q. A. overboard . How would you carry out a bower anchor ? A. The crown under the boat with a slip rope , and a ring rope over the stern . You are on a lee shore , on anchorage ground , she will not stay , and there ...
... spar for canting Q. Q. A. overboard . How would you carry out a bower anchor ? A. The crown under the boat with a slip rope , and a ring rope over the stern . You are on a lee shore , on anchorage ground , she will not stay , and there ...
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