Black Point To Georgetown (s2e17)

Right before a storm was to hit, we decided to make our way to Georgetown. We did what we hadn't for a long time. we ended up sailing 40 degrees off the wind. for most of our trip so far, we had gone running from the wind during this trip or with the wind off the beam. It was a marvelus reminder of how much our boat loves to sail.
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[@littlebustersoysters9229]

Love watching this classic Hinckley sail. One thing I noticed when you were racing is that the genoa sheet fairlead could be shifted aft a bit more to improve the sail shape and get a *tiny* bit more speed. Looks beautiful, enjoy!

[@steveclayton8749]

WOW! Perhaps, you've got good eyes! I was trying to pull the top of the sail tighter rather than the foot. This sail seems to like a little more belly in the bottom. If you tighten up the foot you can pinch a little more but you dump some wind off the top.

[@MrDuckmallard]

what kind of boat is she?

[@steveclayton8749]

1970 Hinckley 48