Four cold, wet, and tiring days into leg seven, and the fleet have covered not much more than 1,000 miles, mostly to weather. With light winds expected, and continued upwind conditions, the strategy debate between a northerly route and a more easterly course is likely as lively as ever in the nav stations across the fleet; especially considering a mere 30 miles separates the front of the fleet from the back.
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about 20 years ago
VOR: Interesting times
Four cold, wet, and tiring days into leg seven, and the fleet have covered not much more than 1,000 miles, mostly to weather. With light winds expected, and continued upwind conditions, the strategy debate between a northerly route and a more easterly course is likely as lively as ever in the nav st
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