My e-mail to Doug was returned, stating his ''account is temporarily over
quota''. Either they're away on the boat, or they have no
power/phone/internet yet.

Scotty


"Simple Simon" wrote ...

Honestly, I chafed my gonads

Isn't there anyone who lives close enough to find out for sure if =
they're all right?

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"Scott Vernon" wrote in message ...
My e-mail to Doug was returned, stating his ''account is temporarily over
quota''. Either they're away on the boat, or they have no
power/phone/internet yet.

Scotty


Hi Scotty,

Great Pics of storm damage you posted.

I like the boats fighting pic. It reminded me of a time in the Indian
ocean when I had a steel LCM hanging on a boat boom and some divers
tied up next to me and did not put on a guess warp. The lagoon had a
nice squall blow thru that night and the next am they were missing
most of the port bow of the fiberglass over wood divers boat. My Steel
LCM was hardly scratched.

Sounds like Doug is enjoying his vacation Scotty.

Doug is smart enough to listen to marine weather and find a safe place
to ride out a storm. Storms have a way of cleaning out the area and
making post storm crusing enjoyable, blue clear skys, ect. I always
turn around and sneek in a few more days, hours, mintues, and even
seconds.

If Doug is in any type of trouble is most likey due to the fact he
bought a single screw trawler and put all his trust in a single mode
of propulsion.

If he is overdue, most likely he is stuck in a backhole marina waiting
on parts.

Thats why moter sailers like mine are the most reliable of all
vessels ever to sail the seas.


Joe

MSV RedCloud- Never been towed- and towed many. Alway get where I'm
going.






"Simple Simon" wrote ...

Honestly, I chafed my gonads

Yes, they were great pics. Makes me even more thankful that my boat came out
OK.

Scotty - never been towed either -towed one motorboat in-

"Joe" wrote ...


Hi Scotty,

Great Pics of storm damage you posted.

I like the boats fighting pic. It reminded me of a time in the Indian
ocean when I had a steel LCM hanging on a boat boom and some divers
tied up next to me and did not put on a guess warp. The lagoon had a
nice squall blow thru that night and the next am they were missing
most of the port bow of the fiberglass over wood divers boat. My Steel
LCM was hardly scratched.

Sounds like Doug is enjoying his vacation Scotty.

Doug is smart enough to listen to marine weather and find a safe place
to ride out a storm. Storms have a way of cleaning out the area and
making post storm crusing enjoyable, blue clear skys, ect. I always
turn around and sneek in a few more days, hours, mintues, and even
seconds.

If Doug is in any type of trouble is most likey due to the fact he
bought a single screw trawler and put all his trust in a single mode
of propulsion.

If he is overdue, most likely he is stuck in a backhole marina waiting
on parts.

Thats why moter sailers like mine are the most reliable of all
vessels ever to sail the seas.


Joe

MSV RedCloud- Never been towed- and towed many. Alway get where I'm
going.






"Simple Simon" wrote ...

Honestly, I chafed my gonads