It may be a lubber's folly,  or a sailor's idle musing in  the midst of a stormy season,  but I've been pondering on wheel steering aboard Jacky.   Aye mate, wheel steering. It's never something I've ever wanted aboard a yacht because of the reliance on windvane steering.  But being a dinghy Jacky had no need for self steering.  The skipper needs to be on the helm at all times while underway. So what about the potential of rigging a small wheel up by the cuddy cabin that affords the crew some shelter? Yes,  it's not conventional, but it could be quite practical.  The only drawback would be closing off for'ard access. It's bears thinking about.  Running two lines through blocks on the gunnels adjacent the tiller,  then forward.  Blocks leading to a drum attached to the rear of a small wheel.  Could even have a proper seat for the helmsman. Arrh!