In what country would you find the Acklins & Crooked Islands>
Send your answers to george@bwsailing.com. A winner will be selected randomly from the correct answers and will win a one-year subscription to the digital version of Blue Water Sailing magazine.
Many thanks to all readers who sent in answers to last week’s question on limber holes. The winner this week is Zach Wilson, Bellingham, WA who emailed: “Limber holes are wholes or tubes through floors, stringers and bulkhead bases that allow water in the hull to flow to the lowest point where there’s a bilge pump. This keeps the water from collecting in enclosed areas.”
