Kiwis in Control...
Sunday January 27th 2002, Author: Ed Gorman, Location: Transoceanic
Above: Hard work for those on bow as the calls for sail changes come from the afterguard. Short choppy seas and gusty conditions called for several different sail combinations during the four mile fetch along the coast.
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