Sailing Single Handed

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Today I was again teaching Sailing at Wimbleball Lake for Bridgwater College, the added difficulty this week was that following the Adder incident, I still do not have the full use of my right arm. However, I was still able to do 99% of things, it was just tying some knots that defeated me.

Wind was perfect today and both groups of students did well

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