Kommentarer till • TransPacific (b)log http://www.tangosailing.nu/2008/04/19/%e2%80%a2-transpacific-blog/ Segling, Kappsegling och segelbåtar. Thu, 30 Apr 2026 21:01:45 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=4.1.42 Av: Jeroen http://www.tangosailing.nu/2008/04/19/%e2%80%a2-transpacific-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-137 Wed, 23 Apr 2008 11:45:29 +0000 http://tangosailing.wordpress.com/?p=361#comment-137 Congratulations Tango with your current 1st place in the St. Malo race, and as always nice work on the blog.

]]> Av: Laiska http://www.tangosailing.nu/2008/04/19/%e2%80%a2-transpacific-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-136 Wed, 23 Apr 2008 03:15:25 +0000 http://tangosailing.wordpress.com/?p=361#comment-136 Hi (=sh*t),
totally forgot about the St.Malo.
Gongratz for the leading position there, funny that I still lead u by one (1) point in rankings ;-).
(Seems I’m not gonna win this one, either)

]]> Av: Amigo do Boteco1 http://www.tangosailing.nu/2008/04/19/%e2%80%a2-transpacific-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-135 Mon, 21 Apr 2008 15:32:44 +0000 http://tangosailing.wordpress.com/?p=361#comment-135 Hey Tango,

Allways nice to follow your blog, during SOL races.

Just a slight correction, Grilo is a brazillian guy, from Belo Horizonte, like Woodi, in a city far from seaa (500km) and he has sailed twice, just for fun.

From Brasil I don’t know how many boats, but from Boteco1 (Brazillian Sailing Mafia as called by Bgosh), we already have 15 and growing, and every body enjoying a lot.

Nice work from Sail Online People!
Well Done!!!

Cheers from Brasil

Amigo do Boteco1 (in english, Friend of Pub1)

]]> Av: ricos0 http://www.tangosailing.nu/2008/04/19/%e2%80%a2-transpacific-blog/comment-page-1/#comment-134 Mon, 21 Apr 2008 04:12:40 +0000 http://tangosailing.wordpress.com/?p=361#comment-134 Hey Tango –

Thanks again for the blog in English. After the exciting start on Saturday we have settled in to await our fates in the face of the impending high pressure zone now settling on the rhumb line. It’s like we knew it was going to be there but still can’t quite believe it.

I am one of those who chose to go way south, now in the company of Cruzist, CaptJack, Moongirl, Wiz, link, and several others. The problem is the wind is veering and getting lighter so it’s hard to keep getting more south to get the better wind velocity below the high. I wish I was even more south and have been toying with the idea of gybing to get into stronger winds. Right now just going with it and see what happens. The main line of boats is starting to break up in the middle, and I’m sure by tomorrow things will not look at all like we expected.

Fair winds to all and see you all in Hawaii .

Aha ke kakahiaka?

Ricos0

He kani ’ano ’e loa kela. Ua ’ai nui anei ’oe ma ke kakahiaka?

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