2005-08-29T22:36:08Ztag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/thread/post/weekend-sailing-adventures-part-ii-aka-capsizedtag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/146/5062005-08-29T22:36:08ZJanet<p>Wow! Sounds as if this weekend was one of adventure for everyone! I seem to recall Aunt Prudence saying that she's capsized that little boat a few times (I can't remember what it was called before the Black Rabbit). I'm glad to hear you are save and sound!</p>tag:blog.limedaley.com,2018:/isso/146/5052005-08-25T17:54:57Zjondaley<p>Two details:</p> <p>I got a cut on my hand, not my leg, on something near the centerboard; I haven't had a chance to look around to see what it was.</p> <p>Part of the reason there wasn't much water in the boat after it was righted is because there are places under the gunnels where water can get in and get inside the seats (there is probably sailing words for all of these things).</p> <p>I discovered the water when I got back home and walked the sailboat to its spot, and realized it was awfully heavy, and then heard the water inside the boat. It all drained out nicely, although there is a bunch of gunk inside there, some of which came out, some couldn't fit through the hole.</p>