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Dragon Edinburgh Cup 2010 – Caption Competition No 1
Here at the IDA blog we are always excited to learn about new techniques for Dragon sailing and today, on the final run of race five, we spotted an exciting new position being employed by top professional Dragon crew Mark Pettitt. Any suggestions for a caption will be much appreciated – just hit the comments button below to leave your suggestions.
11 replies to “Dragon Edinburgh Cup 2010 – Caption Competition No 1”
littlelegs
Does my bum look big in this ?.
Martin
” Oh my God (Andrew) I am truly sorry”
Martin Byrne
Does my bum look big in these shorts????
tim wilkes
Caption Comp ‘Are soles necessary on the foredeck?’
littlelegs
Andrew can do what he wants to me but I want a bonus
littlelegs
I can see the pub from here
littlelegs
Has Andrew just asked what Browndown looks like
littlelegs
Gavia may look good helming a Dragon but she looks much better like this.
Noddy
At the beginning of the run Andrew asks Mark to show him the bottom marks.
Trish Ford
God, my piles are killing me…………..
Richard Timms
After I swallowed my glass eye, I can us going as well as coming.