There will always be men who will be drawn to the lonely reaches of the sea. There, where the ships ply their courses under full sail, a share of freedom and adventure can be found.
Sailing is a way of life for which there is no substitute.
Both answers are correct, depending on the wind speed and sea conditions. The key to sailing a Flicka is to understand that her stability is derived from her ballast. She has a wineglass shaped cross-section and as the wind speed increases the Flicka wants to heel. As the boat heels, weather helm is induced and the sail plan's center of effort must be moved forward in relationship to the center of lateral resistance to balance the boat. Once these concepts are mastered, the Flicka is one beautiful sailing machine for her diminutive size.