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Bonhomme Richard

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6. Terrible. I can't get out of my head two or three on deck,

Reply to cbayer (Reply #5)

Mon Apr 30, 2012, 02:02 PM

Apr 2012

one or two down below trying to rest before his watch. Awful.
I know I felt vulnerable as hell when I went below at night trusting that the guys on deck would keep an eye out, and you know that they are as tired as you.

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'Gone through a blender': No signs of distress before yacht race tragedy [View all] Cooley Hurd Apr 2012 OP

Wow. Delphinus Apr 2012 #1

Sounds like it was battered against rocks. Scuba Apr 2012 #2

I have to tell you from experience that sailing at night in shipping lanes...... Bonhomme Richard Apr 2012 #3

Considering where they were, I think this is the most likely explanation. cbayer Apr 2012 #5

Terrible. I can't get out of my head two or three on deck, Bonhomme Richard Apr 2012 #6

Not a racer, but on overnight cruises, I sleep in the cockpit. cbayer Apr 2012 #8

Yikes! Horrible accident! Rhiannon12866 Apr 2012 #4

Got a link to the article? hootinholler Apr 2012 #7

oops! Added - sorry about that... Cooley Hurd May 2012 #10

Thanks! hootinholler May 2012 #11

Could be a propane leak and explosion..... Evasporque Apr 2012 #9