Caption Contest(!)
Welcome to December’s Caption Contest(!). This month’s photo was sent in by Candy from the Swan 44 Infidel. (Thanks for sharing, Candy!)
And while it’s not her original photo, it does make a good item for this month’s CC(!).
Leave your response in the comments below.
You’ll find last month’s winners and top ten in Latitude 38‘s December issue.
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“You brought the bucket didn’t you ?”
“Great sail set with minimal heel”
“Don’t worry … self-bailing cockpit!”
Taking the concept of “Water Ballast” too far.
One league under the sea?
The sail powered submarine never caught on
The new “S” Class Submarine, extremely fuel efficient
Let’s bring her up to periscope depth.
They told me that if I opened the pug in the back of the transom and I went fast enough, the boat would empty itself.
“Captain, our radar seems to be working fine while we’re sailing in Stealth Mode.”
Just another short sighted attempt at an eco friendly stealth submarine run by “sailors” unfamiliar with sailing. Bring the jib sheet over seaman!
Head up a bit, you’re luffing.
AAAh, actually, the seacock goes in the other direction, OK?
I think we’ve let the jib blow through far enough, take in the other sheet!
By the way, why are my feet wet?
At last , a yacht design where maximum speed is not limited by the hulls water line length.
We’ll this is a fine kettle of fish you’ve gotten us into this time, Ollie!
It’s “Captain” jack sparrow
Must be those new members of the “Red Neck Yacht Club”, Tish and Wayne, showing off their new fancy pantsy sailboat with a built in swimming pool again!
When I yelled “REEF!”, I wasn’t talking about the sails….
How do you like my new race maneuver? Halfway to stealth mode. Shhhhhhhh.
Void Ho!
Honey I can’t find the toilet plunger!
Coming in under the radar
Low Rider
“ Dive! Dive! Dive!”
Insurance company response: definite correlation between back-winded jib and submersion, however causality is still up for debate…
Watch me ‘roll tack’ this 35 footer… just like I did on my Lazer. Oh oh!
Who said: “It’s a bright sunny day so leave the foul weather gear behind, no way we’re going to get wet.”