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Scout


"Popeye" wrote in message
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Baloney. Local races (Sundays) everywhere on the LIS run until the END
of October. There is good sailing beyond that.

BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!! October 31st sees the end of almost every local fleet in NY!
You idiot! Look it up!

RB

There is frost bite racing that runs till January all over LIS. Look it up.

Thanks for making my point. The turkey races do run and so do a few others. But
just about all sailboats leave the water by end of October. They have very
little choice. If there are sailboats around here in November, they must be
invisible.

RB

Most of us realize that October 31st and the end of October are the
same date. Just how stupid are you?

So you knew I was right all along. Thanks.

RB

"Bobsprit" wrote in message

Most of us realize that October 31st and the end of October are the
same date. Just how stupid are you?

So you knew I was right all along. Thanks.

We still have doubts about: "Midday is about 4-6 pm".


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Hey, bob, FYI, frost bite racing is done in sailboats, in the water.
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Steve
S/V Pony Express

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
There is frost bite racing that runs till January all over LIS. Look it
up.

Thanks for making my point. The turkey races do run and so do a few
others. But
just about all sailboats leave the water by end of October. They have very
little choice. If there are sailboats around here in November, they must
be
invisible.

RB

Hey, bob, FYI, frost bite racing is done in sailboats, in the water.

Sorry, Steve, you've got no argument. Only a handful of boats sail here after
Oct 31st. I was 100% right.
By late November it would be unusual to spot two sailboats in a week.

RB

So you knew I was right all along. Thanks.


No, you said that most boaters hauled their boats in early to mid
October, neither of which is October 31st.

By early October, more than half of the boats on in NY are on the hard. By the
15th, most are out. By the end of the month I'm one of the last boats sailing
in the area.
Care to wager on it?

RB

Are you suggesting that there is no frostbiting in LIS? Or, are you
suggesting that every boat the sails in a frostbite series is dry sailed?
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Steve
S/V Pony Express

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Hey, bob, FYI, frost bite racing is done in sailboats, in the water.

Sorry, Steve, you've got no argument. Only a handful of boats sail here
after
Oct 31st. I was 100% right.
By late November it would be unusual to spot two sailboats in a week.

RB

Are you suggesting that there is no frostbiting in LIS? Or, are you
suggesting that every boat the sails in a frostbite series is dry sailed?

Claiming that people sail the sound in winter because of the hardcore racers is
like saying people swim at Coney Island because the Polar Bear club swims in
January.
Sailing ends on the sound by late october. Period. If I take a pic of the Sound
ANYWHERE in November, you might see one sailboat. Might!
I was right. You are wrong. Care to make a wager?

RB