It looks like it's gonna be ugly whatever happens. Without masts I'll have
less windage but I still have a lot to do this week. Of course Bill will be
out of town for the big event. I have 5 big pilings so I should be able to
tie her off pretty good, but I want to get some big spikes in so the lines
don't slip off the tops. I'm thinking to put a couple lines between the
pilings as well. I hate the waiting. Are you feeling any effects yet?

Seahag

Simple Simon wrote in message
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The latest tracks from the major computer models have
it coming right up your little ole Bay. Only the UKMET
has it passing by and heading up to New York. I
happen to think the UKMET will be more correct
than the others in this case. I'm hoping it stays offshore
when it passes you guys so you get the weak side.
I want the eye to go right over Booby's dock and
I think it has a very good chance of doing so.

Here's the bad news from NOAA. But, don't
despair - Like I said I think NOAA is wrong this
time.


http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/ftp/graphics...F/081203W5.gif


S.Simon

"Seahag" wrote in message
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Yeah, I'm getting that feel in the pit of my stomach. With only one big
anchor I'm thinking about staying in the slip. Depends on the wind.
Sure
hope it stays off shore tho.

Seahag


Simple Simon wrote in message
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The UKMET shows Isabel going right up Chesapeake Bay.

http://maps.wunderground.com/data/im...0313_model.gif

Haggie, you'd better take your boat way up a river so you don't
lose it. Stevie and LOCO can stand to lose theirs. Scotty's is already
a loss. It will be a blessing in disguise so they can get something
better
with the insurance money.

I still say Isabel is going to hit Long Island. I certainly hope so
because I want to see Booby experience some REAL winds
and seas.

S.Simon - a weather prognosticator who's smarter than some
computer model.