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pre-departure day 2

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17/6/2024
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2:00 am

As we are waiting for the Northerly winds the crew has been working on line handling this morning. The crew has successfully set both the tri sail, storm jib, and the spinnaker pole on the dock.

June 17, 2024 | As we are waiting for the northerly winds, the crew has been working on line handling this morning. The crew has successfully set both the tri sail, storm jib, and the spinnaker pole on the dock. Having this time to work on setting sails has provided the crew the opportunity to learn the orientation of FALKEN and how to safely handle lines. Setting the sails went smoothly, and the crew worked great together. - Athena

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