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Turning green is not a fallacy; I've seen it
In Response To: Whew! As regards seasickness, it is not that you think you will die, it is the fear you won't....been there. 
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() A guest aboard turned a shade of color that can only be described as green. Fortunately we were close to shore and dropped her off before any unpleasantness occurred.
I can only imagine how she felt as I've never been seasick before.
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- We sailed exactly 80nm out of Port Clyde in 10 hours. Then the GPS flashed 12.1 kts, down a wave, the fun was over.
- Quite a start to your vacation
- Great read Tom.......! Thanks.
- Great read. Thanks. Hope there will be more from the trip
- Whew! As regards seasickness, it is not that you think you will die, it is the fear you won't....been there.
- Me to
- I've never been seasick but I've taken
- Turning green is not a fallacy; I've seen it
- Sea Sickness - Stage 1 and Stage 2
- MJ recovered enough to row her mother out to Christmas the next day!
- I got queasy a few weeks ago
- Sounds like you had an adventure.
- Heaving to is a great tactic.
- Get Christmas a Dutchman boom brake.
- Thanks Tom
- Preventer?
- In this case, preventer is a misnomer.
- I'm surprised you don't have one of these
- Tom has roller furling on the boom
- Tom has roller furling on the boom
- I'm surprised you don't have one of these
- In this case, preventer is a misnomer.
- CCA describes a preventer system that works very well for me
- Really good tale Tom!