Update your blogs, folks! I know you've been up to something; what is it? What did you learn from it?
A short observation: I discovered the level of accuracy in my technique at pool vastly improved if I decreased the distance between cue and cue ball. Short stroke trumps long stroke.
Another short observation: Under sail, when preparing for a gybe, be sure you are running directly down wind. A gybe should not involve significant rudder/tiller movements, and one's heading should not change dramatically. In this video, the nose of the boat does not turn during the gybe; the main is simply sheeted in until the wind carries it across.
Strolls through Piedmont Park are best completed with Emma and a smoothie.
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