wrote:
Good grief...Doug's alive and well and is here in the group...not all is
what it seems...


In fact very little is what it seems, which is why advertising is so
important these days


and, no...he does not have cancer or any other disease (at least that
he's told me about)....


When was the last time you talked with him? Sometimes these things
happen very quickly.


"Joe" wrote:

Well thats good news..... I guess...I was going to ask his wife if she
would sell that dink for 100 bucks ;0)



Doubt it. And if you'd bothered to look, you'd have seen the latest
pictures. Doug only posted links to this photo album about fifty
thousand times. I've followed it because it's a very interesting
project.

http://sports.webshots.com/photo/257...35692614TcBRfC

Katy have you seen this dinghy in person? It would be great to get a
sea trial report.

-signed- Injun Ear (formerly known as Eagle Eye)

I haven't ahd a chance to row around in ut yet because there ain't no
way I'm staying on the boat when it's 20 degrees out...if I wanted to
freeze my bippie I'd move back to Michigan...but then, you know all
about that, right? Nova Scotia and all?
I have seen the craft and it is really a nice piece of workmanship. I
was impressed that someone could build something like that in their
garage. But then, Doug does weird things like that. He sawed a huge hole
in his tug for a booster rocket syystem for docking and undocking...next
hing you know, he'll be putting airfoils on it.