Little information was provided with this recently posted sailing gaffe, but it hardly needs much explaining.
A small wooden sailboat is navigating a busy, narrow waterway — we’re guessing it’s somewhere in Europe — that includes a pedestrian bridge spanning the flowing river at a height not nearly sufficient for the skipper’s mast to clear.
Apparently caught in the current and headed for a capsizing, the skipper feverishly works the tiller in hopes of averting disaster.
He does not.
