GL: Sngle handling locks on the loop
Matt Mattson
flagold at gate.net
Sun Mar 9 15:37:10 EDT 2008
Greg:
I agree on access to lines from the side making things much easier
for the singlehander. I believe Fred (Tug 44) takes his boat through
the locks singlehanded quite a bit.
As for the life, don't let being single prevent you from doing what
you want to do. Get out there and go for it before dying behind a
keyboard.
MM
http://www.youtube.com/flagold
On Mar 9, 2008, at 1:56 PM, Greg Schoenberg wrote:
> Excellent advice by all. I disagree about one of the posts being
> insensitive.
> Twas a dose of reality...navigating the loop and life is more
> difficult solo
> than with a compatible partner. I got a dose of this for three
> long weeks
> when my wife visited her missionary sister in Kenya. During that
> time, I
> managed life and even our 22' boat by myself. That led me to this
> post. What
> if, God forbid, something happened to my wife before our dream of
> loopin the
> Loop comes to fruition, 6 years from now. Could I carry on and do
> it myself?
>
> Truly I don't know, but given the excellent advice given here, I
> know now it's
> possible. I think it would require the right boat, like a 25
> Rosborough,
> which has side doors.
>
> -Greg
> -----
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