Tut tut.... it's 25 to 30 Celsius..... sunny and hot as heck. Visibility
is great and the rum only improves my vision to super human standards.....
why, when I drink enough of it I can see things out of the visual range of
those afflicted with chronic sobriety. ;-D

The last time I saw that many boats in one place was the Tall Ships
gathering in Halifax harbour. I sailed in with some of the Tall Ships from
40 miles out to what looked like a forest of white triangles. They estimated
over 2 thousand ships in the harbour that day sailing. It was fun for the
weekend ... but I wouldn't want to do that on a regular basis like Ganz
does. The marinas were stacked 3 deep to the outside slips and they were
using free slips while the owners were out. It was a mass confusion of
boats... luckily I still had membership at the Armdale Yacht Club and could
use a friend's slip since his boat was on the hard for repairs at the time.

No sir... I like my current location and the privacy it affords me.

CM

"Peter Wiley" wrote in message
om...
| "Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
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| NUFF SAID..... what a pathetic location to have to sail... regardless
of
| the climate. I'm lucky to see 3 boats out whenever I sail.
|
| That's because it's snowing and the vis is maybe 20
| metres....compounded by the eyesight-altering qualities of rum :-)
|
| PDW
|
|
| CM
|
| "Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
| ...
| | Definitely not lonely. It's kind of fun to have to keep track
| | of all the goings on. At least for a while. Most of them head
| | in around 6pm for dinner. That's about the best time to sail,
| | however.
| |
| | "Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
| | ...
| | At least you weren't lonely out there with what.... 5000 other boats
| within
| | earshot?