Here is a picture from deck looking up the mast in the late afternoon sun. The sails - headsail and staysail are all lit up and the mainsail is furled in the mast itself. You can see the furling line and worm gear at the bottom right. In the upper left you can see the radar reflector hoisted aloft under the main spreader.
Monday, November 12, 2012
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