The Wind Just Kept Building

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We start the day sailing in light wind with the Code Zero up, but the conditions keep building.

The Code Zero comes down, then we put in one reef, followed by a second as the wind reaches around 25 knots.

A full day of changing conditions aboard our Lagoon 42.

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