Like a man of war, the red spinnaker of Banjo could be seen on the distant horizon bearing down on us, or so we thought. As we spied them with our binoculours and debated their tactics as they kept slipping across our stern to the north, dissapearing over the horizon late yesterday evening as little light. At this point we dont know if they saw us too but either way they've adopted a strategy thats taken them more to the north in anticiaption of a better angle to the island. With all the chatter and comms out there were not gonna reveal our tactics at this stage, but they're already in writing and Billy will be posting later today once we've commited. What we can tell you is confidence is high. We had expected Banjo to to begin a gybing game to our stern and try to reel us being a faster boat and were surprised when they headed north. One things for sure, its gonna be a great drink in the bar when we catch up with each other on St Helena, no matter who takes the honours at the line.
596 miles from St Helena
Go "Our Dianne" Go ! ! !
ReplyDeleteIf we could blow you there we would ! ! Where are those wings to make you fly. !
Keep it up, you're doing fantastic ! !
In our thoughts & prayers.
Well done Billy...keep it up...our money's on you for the cup!Be safe..Surf that wave! As you can see Anne and Ali were a great dancing duo at the wedding. Love to our Dianne
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