Might want to check the landing net.... it's back up on the boat! Just a
short swim Bob!

CM

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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| So you're saying you felt familiar enough with the area to safely navigate
| without the need to maintain a nav log??
|
| I just landed a Mooron.
| Weight: 177 lbs.
|
| Capt RB

OK Bob, I'll ask. ahem... Where did you stop for dinner?

On 28 Aug 2003 19:36:40 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote:

How long did you stop at anchor for? What effect do you think that the
stop had on your arrival time? Why would you stop to eat when you are not
going to arrive at your destination until after midnight?

Who took the decision to stop?

Jeeze, Donal. Those are quite a few questions.
The stop cost us about 1.5 hours or a bit less. The effect is that we got to
Port Jeff about 1.5 hours later than if we didn't stop, rough guess without
checking currents. We stopped to eat because we could. There was no difference
bwteen ariving at 12:30 or 2:00 am to us. The decision went like this:
Honey Bunny, you wanna drop the hook so we can eat like grownups at the table?
Sure, baby. What's the hurry?
I'm "baby" in case you didn't know!

Hoooh ahhh!

RB

"The Captains Master" wrote in message

| Hey Bubbles, there's still bait on that hook.....don't pull it up yet.

Sheesh!... give him a chance to dry off already!!!!

CM

OK Bob, I'll ask. ahem... Where did you stop for dinner?

A few miles past Huntington. Dropped the hook because the bloody grill wouldn't
stay lit while underway.

RB

"Donal" wrote in
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Well, I must admit that I am puzzled by the whole thing.

Maybe next life, eh?

Bertie

Well, I must admit that I am puzzled by the whole thing.

Your forgetting the events took place in the matrix.


S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
Trains are a winter sport

(SAIL LOCO) wrote in
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Well, I must admit that I am puzzled by the whole thing.

Your forgetting the events took place in the matrix.

Good lord.


Bertie