"Bobsprit" wrote in message

| I'm twice the sailor you are. Three times the sailor if you can't stop.

No doubt you are basing this on number of passes required to make an easy
entry to a harbour!!

Bwahahahahahahaaaaaa!

CM

No doubt you are basing this on number of passes required to make an easy
entry to a harbour!!

Mooron, since you KNOW the entrance and have a chart of the area, can you
please contradict the text from the LIS cruising guide?

Thank you,

BWAHAHAHAHA! I can't lose!

RB

Well you won't post a chart extract... and all I can find on my Encarta
atlas is Port Jefferson with a place called Poquott.. there is a location
called Flax Pond along the shoreline which is a SW to NE lying crescent and
should have shown clearly.. then a course change to SE that appears to be a
straight shore line terminating at a rather large entry to a seemingly well
protected harbour. Is this the one that gave you problems?

CM


"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
| No doubt you are basing this on number of passes required to make an easy
| entry to a harbour!!
|
| Mooron, since you KNOW the entrance and have a chart of the area, can you
| please contradict the text from the LIS cruising guide?
|
| Thank you,
|
| BWAHAHAHAHA! I can't lose!
|
| RB

Well you won't post a chart extract... and all I can find on my Encarta
atlas is Port Jefferson with a place called Poquott.

So for all you know...Port Jeff doesn't even exist and Billy and I are playing
for a bigger fool!!!
What a total tool!

RB

I don't think it's possible you could play a bigger fool than you are now.
Billy has a way to go, though.

SV


"Bobsprit" wrote

So for all you know...Port Jeff doesn't even exist and Billy and I are
playing
for a bigger fool!!!

RB

On Mon, 01 Sep 2003 13:33:51 -0300, Capt. Mooron wrote:

Well you won't post a chart extract... and all I can find on my Encarta
atlas is Port Jefferson with a place called Poquott.. there is a location
called Flax Pond along the shoreline which is a SW to NE lying crescent
and should have shown clearly.. then a course change to SE that appears to
be a straight shore line terminating at a rather large entry to a
seemingly well protected harbour. Is this the one that gave you problems?

CM

Port Jefferson Harbor:

http://mapserver.maptech.com/bp/maps...2 574&icon=0&

OMG!!!!.... Rocks? Yeah! On the friggin shoreline!!! Ha Ha Ha Ha H a

Red Flashing and Green Flashing buoys!!! Clear entrance!!! Straight like
an arrow!!! Bob with a spotlight! Bob with GPS! Radar that would have
painted that whole damned thing like it was daylight!!

.... and Bob had to make several passes... probably onto Misery Shoals... Oh
how quaint!

Those "rocks" are nearly on the shore and no where near where a sailboat
would be!!! One is awash at low tide and Bob can't even tell us what the
tide was. The only other "Rocks" shown are the ones for the jetty on the
entrance!... and they are lit!

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!

CM



"thunder" wrote in message
news | On Mon, 01 Sep 2003 13:33:51 -0300, Capt. Mooron wrote:
|
| Well you won't post a chart extract... and all I can find on my Encarta
| atlas is Port Jefferson with a place called Poquott.. there is a
location
| called Flax Pond along the shoreline which is a SW to NE lying crescent
| and should have shown clearly.. then a course change to SE that appears
to
| be a straight shore line terminating at a rather large entry to a
| seemingly well protected harbour. Is this the one that gave you
problems?
|
| CM
|
| Port Jefferson Harbor:
|
|
http://mapserver.maptech.com/bp/maps...2 574&icon=0&

I think he's refering to his mass.

Scotty

"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
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"Bobsprit" wrote in message

| I'm twice the sailor you are. Three times the sailor if you can't stop.

No doubt you are basing this on number of passes required to make an easy
entry to a harbour!!

Bwahahahahahahaaaaaa!

CM