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From Lin & Larry Pardey’s Storm Tactics video.
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Larry Pardey talks about the importance of practicing heaving to before you set off across an ocean. Heaving to allows you to park your boat at sea in any weather so you and your crew can rest, eat, and make repairs.
Practicing heaving to includes becoming familiar with setting up your para-anchor and other gear at the dock so you know how it all works and you can check that all lines are running clear. Then you should practice heaving to underway, preferably in at least 30 knots of wind.
Larry’s comments are followed by some historic footage of the Pardey’s sailing with a very nice classical 12 string guitar background.
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