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2008-12-30 09:57:30 - Eastern Boundary of Game - Hobart - Sydney practice
Overnight 29/30 Dec my boat (Zembu) stopped, as did others, at the 155E longitude. Should we have known that this is the boundary of the game? (Assuming it is the boundary and not some glitch) If it is the boundary - where are such details made known?
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2008-12-30 10:14:58 - Re: Eastern Boundary of Game - Hobart - Sydney practice
Hi, yes there was a boundary at 155E. I have now moved it to 160E.
...one of the guys behind the game...
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2008-12-30 10:36:16 - Re: Eastern Boundary of Game - Hobart - Sydney practice
Hi Jacob,

For non-practice games, will you let us all know where the boundaries are? I ask this because, although my plan may not have worked out - I did have a plan that my boat, on a TWA course, would have steered around in a counterclockwise direction as the wind veered similarly overnight. Hook may also have had same plan as he ended up in almost same position as I did.

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