Belaying Pin r p Fenwick Williams lining off

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Belaying Pin r p Fenwick Williams lining offFolks use these to attach (belay) the halyard on Nutshell Prams, Shellback dinghies, and other small boats. So, what that means is, instead of a cleat to tie off the line which you use to raise your sail and keep it raised, you can use a belaying pin. Drill a hole in the thwart (seat) and put the belaying pin in that hole. When you've raised your sail, you'll wrap the line around the upper and lower (the shaft that sticks out below the thwart) parts