From Japan to SL

The Trenza Yacht Club that has been inactive for a while opened again by the courtesy of the land owner. At the same place before, practice meeting is held every Wednesday. At this time there is no buoy set and the course is only to go around an island, but it is easy and good for members who have not sailed for a long time or a new person who would start yachting.
SIEN: http://slurl.com/secondlife/SIEN/137/90/22




Another place is in front of a pier of Kazumi who kindly set the start line. The course is to go around two buoys set by Linden, a kind of outer-sea sailing. Going out is tail wind with spinnaker opened. Coming back is against wind that requires several tacking, but you can enjoy unconstrained sailing through the wide open sea. It will take about eight minutes at leisure, bit it will be a success if you manage to complete the course since there are many SIM-crossings. Since shipwrecks pertain to outer-sea sailing, please enjoy troubles also.




At the Kazumi’s pier, Club Juliana’s T group is required. On the left behind the sea plane there is seashore of Hisanori’s home where Trenza Yacht Club members can rez yachts.
Kazumi’s Pier: http://slurl.com/secondlife/Publius/58/29/22　



The buoy is large and easy to be seen from far away, but do not misjudge the distance.




It is joyful to race in a restricted course but it is also enjoyable to sail in an expanse of sea. If we are accustomed ourselves to SIM-crossing, let us challenge the intercontinental sailing.