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Day 3

Again it seems to be slowly slipping away from the US. The winds were much lighter today. Greg Raybon got two bullets in the morning...thanks to the help of a Hobie 18 (another story)

Although neither Greg nor I are giving up, it seems like soon we are going to be fighting for 2nd place and hope for at least a similar situation as 1999, Team USA 2nd and 3rd.

In other news - the girls (Kat and Judy) managed a bullet today! Neeedless to say they won't do their bullet shot!!! Greg on the other hand....wants more.

It is supposed to be windier tomorrow, then a lay day (New Years day) before another chain sale (because all the dogs have blown off their chains). Nothing like we ever see in the US yet alone even think about sailing in.

We are learning alot, for example we learned early to drive on the wrong side, but did you know when you pass somebody on the sidewalk, you also keep left?

Stay tuned

Dan

Author:	h17cat [ Thu Dec 23, 2004 9:45 pm ]
Post subject:	Hobie 17 Worlds Melbourne
The Hobie 17 Worlds in Melbourne starts 28 Dec. See Website. http://sailmelbourne.com.au/cmsutil/page.php?page=30 Caleb Tarleton, Seattle

Author:	h17cat [ Thu Dec 30, 2004 12:37 am ]
Post subject:	H-17 Worlds Results
The H-17 Worlds Results are now coming in at http://sailmelbourne.com.au/raceresults ... series.htm Go Dan and Greg ! Wish I was there. Caleb

Author:	MBounds [ Thu Dec 30, 2004 7:45 am ]
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Here's a report from Dan Kulkoski: Quote: Day 3 Again it seems to be slowly slipping away from the US. The winds were much lighter today. Greg Raybon got two bullets in the morning...thanks to the help of a Hobie 18 (another story) Although neither Greg nor I are giving up, it seems like soon we are going to be fighting for 2nd place and hope for at least a similar situation as 1999, Team USA 2nd and 3rd. In other news - the girls (Kat and Judy) managed a bullet today! Neeedless to say they won't do their bullet shot!!! Greg on the other hand....wants more. It is supposed to be windier tomorrow, then a lay day (New Years day) before another chain sale (because all the dogs have blown off their chains). Nothing like we ever see in the US yet alone even think about sailing in. We are learning alot, for example we learned early to drive on the wrong side, but did you know when you pass somebody on the sidewalk, you also keep left? Stay tuned Dan

Author:	h17cat [ Sat Jan 01, 2005 11:55 pm ]
Post subject:	H17 Worlds
Dan 2nd and Greg 3rd thru race 13. Check out the great pictures. Go Dan and Greg! http://sailmelbourne.com.au/cmsutil/page.php?page=30 Caleb

Author:	h17cat [ Sun Jan 02, 2005 5:39 pm ]
Post subject:	Kulkoski 2nd and Raybon 3rd in the H-17 Worlds
Dan Kulkoski finishes 2nd and Greg Raybon 3rd at the Hobie 17 Worlds in Melbourne. Aaron Worrall from Australia was the winner. Great photos at the website http://gallery.sailmelbourne.com.au/smgallery/album68

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Author:	JaimeZX [ Sun Jan 02, 2005 5:50 pm ]
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Man those certainly ARE great pics! Thanks for keeping us up to date!

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