few more planks fitted slowly slowly catch'e monkey
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what's the best shape for a single square sail let the debate begin A or B as this will be fitted on the Norfolk Keel or both and let the wind decide under test conditions
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what's the best shape for a single square sail let the debate begin A or B as this will be fitted on the Norfolk Keel or both and let the wind decide under test conditions
On large sailing ships, the square sails were often a bit wider at the bottom,but in this case, I would be guided by the pictures you have of both the Norfolk and Humber keels.
So pleased to hear that he is getting a bit better, Jacko, I've had a little experience of this and I know how hard it can be for everyone concerned. Best wishes to everyone.
Geoff.