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SCOOPS
Tegeler See
Trimaran sailor - built a Seaclipper 20 which I sail in Berlin, Germany. Also sail a Pinta 33 on the Baltic. Grew up on an island in Florida to a boat builder dad and sail maker mom who built a Wharram Tangaroa in the 70s. ⛵️ Happy to show people around on my Tri - SCOOPS🍦❤️ Goals: become a better sailor, sail more regattas, do a crossing, and learn to use my sextant! ✨️
Sometimes sailing on a lake, where SCOOPS currently lives, can get a bit boring. I've been playing with the idea of grander trip with her. But what? Around the Baltic, coast camping? Could be fun. Corsica though. There I could sail AND climb. So that's the dream. Sail my self built tiny 20ft trimaran to Corsica and go climbing. What's exciting is what this dream has meant for my motivation- so many new things to learn on her - motors! Reefs! How could it work? So many things to build! A bow cage for rough weather? Roller furling? New Amas? New jib. So many things to optimize and experiment... What IS actually up with my asymmetric tacking angles and Lee helm? I've started by tackling the antifoul question - I think I'm going to go with a thick layer of epoxy. Also having to rebuild a rotten Aka. I have a used roller furler en route and will experiment with rake angles first before using it. And of course will have to sew a new jib for it. Is it worth having a spinnaker? Will need to build a bowsprit. Very excited!
Beautiful, warm and sunny fall day. Went out with friends on a Finn and an Aero - played around towing them and stealing each others right of way. Then got yelled at for almost entering a Regatta course - life on a small lake. Finished up by quickly reeling in a pair of monohulls despite my much worse tacking angle. Evening was mystical and felt like Halloween with lots of little bats flying on a backdrop of moody skies and yellow leaves. High speed was 7.1 knots