Sunday, 29 July 2018

Ghosting

Varnished folk boat very gently ghosting up the river with the tide, the sea breeze has just about run out.


Not a bad way to spend a sunny afternoon.

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  1. Pablo de Castro29 July 2018 at 22:38

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  2. Pablo de Castro29 July 2018 at 22:40

    Ghosting up!?
    You British speak so good english! ;)
    For us (non-native speakers) some expressions sound unachievably effective for precise effortless description... uou!! :)
    It's been too long since I anchored here for last time... Pleasure to read you, Max.

    Pablo
    www.mardepormedio.es

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  3. my2fish2 August 2018 at 03:00

    Nice looking boat but drifter days with light wind drive me crazy. I’m too fat to sit and sweat in a drifter breeze, I’d rather just swim at that point.

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  4. Bursledon Blogger2 August 2018 at 07:15

    Pablo, I think Spanish is a colourful language too, no mucho tio! I was trying to find the origin of ghosting but can't find anything perhaps it's sailing the very light winds called zephyrs?

    M2fish - I don't mind so much on flat calm water, but out in the Solent with all the motorboat was sailing in light winds is horrible - much better to crank up the engine.

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