Right you are Nutsy. Stay moored till it passes.

Sounds almost like Haggy is in the Eye. The wind should start Easting
on her, then south and that should take her to the next surge and she
should be passed it

Ole Thom

No. The eye is in VA as of 11PM. moving NNW. Should pass by to the West of
Haggy.

check it out;
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/ftp/graphics...F/140858W5.gif

Scotty



"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Right you are Nutsy. Stay moored till it passes.

Sounds almost like Haggy is in the Eye. The wind should start Easting
on her, then south and that should take her to the next surge and she
should be passed it

Ole Thom

Thanks Scott,

That eases the Old Man's mind a lot! How are you making out? Did
Plowville get any damage?

OT

East is gonna have this Swan awful close...gonna be a long night!

Thom Stewart wrote:

Right you are Nutsy. Stay moored till it passes.

Sounds almost like Haggy is in the Eye. The wind should start Easting
on her, then south and that should take her to the next surge and she
should be passed it

Ole Thom

Yay Haggie! Just keep doing the rounds! (I'm still awake, after
all)

FT

Seahag wrote:

East is gonna have this Swan awful close...gonna be a long night!

Thom Stewart wrote:

Right you are Nutsy. Stay moored till it passes.

Sounds almost like Haggy is in the Eye. The wind should start Easting
on her, then south and that should take her to the next surge and she
should be passed it

Ole Thom






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"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
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"Bobsprit" wrote in message
Gusts to 40 thus far, or so I'm told. May be above 50 later
| tonight, so I'll probably make another trip over there at around 4 am.

For gawds sake Bob... I've sailed 40 miles from Mahone Bay to Prospect in
worse conditions than that!
what a friggin wimp!

CM

Your boat sticks out of the slip?

No, but my boat is IN the slip, wide enough for a loose boat to bounce in. A
fender off the stern is a good idea.

RB

We all get some bad luck in our lives.
RB

Yes, but yours seems endless.

Really?...I have a better boat than you, better looking wife, and more cash and
prospects! I'm also younger!
If I have "bad luck" then you have NONE!

Bwahahahahaha!

RB

On 19 Sep 2003 11:05:48 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote this
crap:

Really?...I have a better boat than you, better looking wife, and more cash and
prospects! I'm also younger!

Really? How about me? I have a better boat than you, I belong to a
better yacht club, I win more races than you. I have no wife, but my
fiance is better looking than your wife. I have more cash than you,
and a better job, and I'm going to live longer than you. I also have
a new house, and a better Harley than you.





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Bush Was Right! Four More Years!

Yeah, I can see that. How close to the end of your slip is
the stern? Seems like unless it's at or near the end, the
chance of another boat coming in is pretty small, and
I'm wondering if a fender would really stop anything of
any substance.

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Your boat sticks out of the slip?

No, but my boat is IN the slip, wide enough for a loose boat to bounce in.
A
fender off the stern is a good idea.

RB