We're off to work on the boat. Lots of anchor mud on the bow and I need to
install a new radio. Then we're off for a relaxing dinner sail!
Weather remains perfect here in NY, but more humidity expected Tues and Wed.

Capt RB

What's on the barbee?

Enjoy your afternoon.

S.Simon

"Bobsprit" wrote in message ...

We're off to work on the boat. Lots of anchor mud on the bow and I need to
install a new radio. Then we're off for a relaxing dinner sail!
Weather remains perfect here in NY, but more humidity expected Tues and Wed.

Capt RB

What's on the barbee?

Enjoy your afternoon.

Just leftover salmon and a few burgers. BTW, my awful Magma grill wouldn't stay
lit in the 15knot winds over the weekend. I ended up cooking below! At least it
wasn't too hot out.

RB

Better get your Force 10 back. I've cooked on it in a gale
and it stayed lit. All you have to do is rotate the sliding
flue mechanism almost all the way so the gap is almost
closed and keep the lid closed while cooking.



"Bobsprit" wrote in message ...
What's on the barbee?

Enjoy your afternoon.

Just leftover salmon and a few burgers. BTW, my awful Magma grill wouldn't stay
lit in the 15knot winds over the weekend. I ended up cooking below! At least it
wasn't too hot out.

RB

yep, POS!
Scout

"Bobsprit" wrote
my awful Magma grill wouldn't stay lit

Better get your Force 10 back. I've cooked on it in a gale
and it stayed lit.

You're right. What a horrible product Magma makes. Force 10 is on the way from
Sailnet.

RB

For goodness sake you should bucket the mud off before you leave the
anchorage.

Cheers MC

Bobsprit wrote:

We're off to work on the boat. Lots of anchor mud on the bow and I need to
install a new radio. Then we're off for a relaxing dinner sail!
Weather remains perfect here in NY, but more humidity expected Tues and Wed.

Capt RB