Peter, how about some particulars on the blue water sailing? We
desperately need some sail talk here.

Scotty


"Peter Wiley" wrote in message
. ..
Your problems are not my problems. I have 2 weeks, more or less, to
enjoy summer and sailing before I go blue water sailing for 10 weeks
or
so.

Today was a little warm at 31C but the sea breeze was nice. The boat
is
sitting on the tidal flat at the bottom of my yard, high tide is
1.7m
and a nice civilised time tomorrow morning. I think I'll spend most
of
the day sailing - again.

So you're suffering. I should care?

PDW

In article , Flying Tadpole
wrote:

Dear Peter,

On behalf of the deskbound and workbound and housebound and
snowbound who comprise most of this newsgroup...

...I wish you'd shut up about going sailing. I mean, what do you
think this newsgroup's for, hmmmm?

FT

Peter Wiley wrote:

We have a nice 23C day with 5-15 knots of ESE wind. I've just
come in
from a 2 hour sail on the bay :-)

PDW

In article
,
katysails wrote:

We've 10 inches of snow on the ground this
morning....ugh....and I have to
run out for more cream cheese to finish the pumpkin
cheesecake...

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Joe,

Shucking Oysters!! So was I ! Made a casserole with "Sailor
boy
crackers, 1/2&1/2. butter, nutmeg and powdered mustard" to
serve with
Turkey Gravy.

Also baked 3 pies; Apple, Caramel Apple, and Raisin Pie (
Funeral pie,
Scott)

We have trouble here. FLOOD WARNING! Water already over the
road at my
Son's house, where I'm going tomorrow. That's where the
Turkey is. May
have to use the inflatable canoe to get in.

How that for getting on topic,
Ole Thom