I found this movie file that Wouter posted.
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If the web link just takes you to the video listing it's down the page a bit.
Check out the Mozzies towards the end of the clip. Does anyone know where this movie was taken and who are the Mozzies ? Could possibly be in Sth Aust.
Regards,
Peter
Pete,
I shot the movie. It was in South Ausralia.
It was a distance race from Goolwa to Milang.
The mossies were filmed sailing down the river into lake Alexandrina.
Sorry I was only there for the day and don't know the Mossie sailors.
Regards,
Phill ![[Linked Image]](http://www.catsailor.com/bb_files/77907-Map-alex.gif)
The white MK2(1735) is Rick Tuohy, the red Mk1 I'm not sure who, cant see it on the results. http:/
Darryn
Darryn
If it was the last Goolwa/Milang I do recall Andrew De-Laines Go-Nads being there. Andrew can confirm obviously. I will check the video when I get home as I am now at work and dont want to download 21meg here.. <img src=
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Just checked out the video.. awesome.
The red mozzie is Andrew DeLaine, Go-Nads 1734...
You just can't get away with anything these days, go for a quiet sail & get shot with a video...
Great footage Phill.
I can thoroughly recommend the race if anyone is thinking of going next year, February.- Downhill most of the way, great way to see the River Murray & Lake Alexandrina. We took 3 Mozzies from Barmera, the others were in front of me when the video was taken- they finished 1st & 2nd MkII Mozzies home, even after a quick swim. I had to settle for 1st. MkI over the line.
Cheers
Andrew
Andrew
No you can't get away... I have entered the last two Goolwa-Milang Classics. The 2005 was light and uphill to the lake and hard work and slow.. The last one 2006 was as you said downhill and heaps of fun. I will be entering my mozzie in the next one and I may even try to coax a few of the Christies boys into joining in.
Well done on first place...
Makes me want to get a spinnaker!!!
Andrew,
Sorry about that.
#Looks like a great race.
I'd like to do it on a Blade f16 some time.
Regards,
Phill
Hi all,
just remember under spinnaker a Mossie would be going nearly as fast, again they proved it at the recent Sauna Sail, passing F18's at times downwind. <img src=
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That's what keeps Tim and Neil so excited and the grin on Philip Warren Smiths face was almost impossible to wipe off after a couple of the races, specialy as he passed me on
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Go Spinnaker it will be the ride of your life almost every time you go out.
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