Half-Mast (no not my flies!)
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17 years 10 months ago #494
by hugh jarmes
Old Tigers, sensing the end, are at their most fierce.
Half-Mast (no not my flies!) was created by hugh jarmes
I was thinking (I know its dangerous but my wife lets me do it occassionally - thinking that is!)
....and wondering how many of u have half a mast (or more than a half) lying redundant in our garages (or if you are Phill, your thermostatically controlled shrine to windsurfing)
I have broken a number of 'bottom' halves in my time and have the following tops:
2 x 520 Arrows
1 x 550 Arrows
1 x 520 Tushingham
All are 100% carbon.
Whilst I guess most breaks are the 'bottom' half, I would imagine there are a number of you who might have broken a few tops.
If you need (or would like to donate) the mate of any of the above - or even wish to post your lonely other half mast on this forum - go ahead and if there are enough takers perhaps we can start a new site "masts reunited"
....and wondering how many of u have half a mast (or more than a half) lying redundant in our garages (or if you are Phill, your thermostatically controlled shrine to windsurfing)
I have broken a number of 'bottom' halves in my time and have the following tops:
2 x 520 Arrows
1 x 550 Arrows
1 x 520 Tushingham
All are 100% carbon.
Whilst I guess most breaks are the 'bottom' half, I would imagine there are a number of you who might have broken a few tops.
If you need (or would like to donate) the mate of any of the above - or even wish to post your lonely other half mast on this forum - go ahead and if there are enough takers perhaps we can start a new site "masts reunited"
Old Tigers, sensing the end, are at their most fierce.
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