Right now we are working on projects ranging from the topsides varnish
to the engine room, but we took time to go out and relax.

http://community.webshots.com/photo/...83123184tGbngM

I'm not going to say where this is, and I hope that the pic doesn't
really show how nice the anchorage is. Don't want to see crowd there
next time!

A beautiful sunset & a bottle of wine (Caymus Vineyards for those who
are interested), sharing with some boating friends, a very enjoyable
occasion.

Fresh Breezes- Doug King

My guess would be Broad Creek.

Looks nice Doug, 'cept someone stole your mast.

Did you stay rafted up thru the night?

Scotty


"DSK" wrote in message
...
Right now we are working on projects ranging from the topsides varnish
to the engine room, but we took time to go out and relax.

http://community.webshots.com/photo/...83123184tGbngM

I'm not going to say where this is, and I hope that the pic doesn't
really show how nice the anchorage is. Don't want to see crowd there
next time!

A beautiful sunset & a bottle of wine (Caymus Vineyards for those who
are interested), sharing with some boating friends, a very enjoyable
occasion.

Fresh Breezes- Doug King

Doug,
The sailboat rafted on your starboard side looks like an Irwin 37' cc.
Is it an Irwin?
Kelton
s/v Isle Escape

DSK wrote:
Right now we are working on projects ranging from the topsides varnish
to the engine room, but we took time to go out and relax.

http://community.webshots.com/photo/...83123184tGbngM

I'm not going to say where this is, and I hope that the pic doesn't
really show how nice the anchorage is. Don't want to see crowd there
next time!

A beautiful sunset & a bottle of wine (Caymus Vineyards for those who
are interested), sharing with some boating friends, a very enjoyable
occasion.

Fresh Breezes- Doug King

Heh... that was my first reaction also.

"John Cairns" wrote in message
...
That's the strangest looking tri I've ever seen!
John Cairns
"DSK" wrote in message
...
Right now we are working on projects ranging from the topsides varnish
to the engine room, but we took time to go out and relax.

http://community.webshots.com/photo/...83123184tGbngM

I'm not going to say where this is, and I hope that the pic doesn't
really show how nice the anchorage is. Don't want to see crowd there
next time!

A beautiful sunset & a bottle of wine (Caymus Vineyards for those who
are interested), sharing with some boating friends, a very enjoyable
occasion.

Fresh Breezes- Doug King

Scott Vernon wrote:

My guess would be Broad Creek.

Looks nice Doug, 'cept someone stole your mast.

No, what happened was that we had a broach under spinnaker and while experts
advise against it, I eased the boom vang and 90% of the rig broke off and
blew away..............



Did you stay rafted up thru the night?

Yep. Slept like a baby, although it still wakes me up when the boat swings
to a wind or tide shift.

BTW you're right it was in upper Broad Creek (why does the Neuse have two
Broad Creeks??) but don't tell anybody. It's a pretty spot and a secure
anchorage but you need good screens or the mosquitoes suck you dry.

Fresh Breezes- Doug King

Hey, Doug...

Did you consider a big motorsailor at any point?
That's a pretty trawler in any case.

RB

"John Cairns" wrote ...
That's the strangest looking tri I've ever seen!

Jonathan Ganz wrote:
Heh... that was my first reaction also.

Yeah but it points really high... 6.5 knots VMG to windward... the spring
lines creak & groan loudly though...

DSK

Kelton Joyner wrote:

Doug,
The sailboat rafted on your starboard side looks like an Irwin 37' cc.
Is it an Irwin?

Yes it is. It is a friends boat and he is the gentleman who supplied the
Caymus Vineyards wine.

DSK

The Cappys Master wrote:


Wharram?

Cairns & Ganz were just making fun of my boat, saying that the raft-up looked
like a very peculiar trimaran. Or were you joining the game saying "wharram"
because that's the noise the hulls make when the fenders work their way out
from between the gun'ls?

DSK

"DSK" wrote .

No, what happened was that we had a broach under spinnaker and while
experts
advise against it, I eased the boom vang and 90% of the rig broke off and

blew away..............

That's too bad, if you were a BIG boat sailor you could have saved it.



Did you stay rafted up thru the night?

Yep. Slept like a baby, although it still wakes me up when the boat swings
to a wind or tide shift.

I was invited to a raft up, but declined. I'm a little leary of rafting to
other sailboats, thinking about a power boat wake rocking us.

Scotty