The Captains Nemesis wrote:

On Sun, 19 Oct 2003 22:38:31 -0400, Martin Baxter
wrote:

"Capt. Mooron" wrote:

Best move I've ever done was not bothering to start the engine. Hank on the
headsail, raise the main and jib from the cockpit, free the mooring line,
trim and sail away. this can just as easily be done from a lee dock as well.



But Oz won't have them Mooron, and he's next to God, so we must be
doomed to
purgatory, or worse.

Cheers
Marty (who doesn't have scallops, 'cept for dinner)

Bwaaahahahahahaaaa!
You'd be home after dinner.


Is the only enjoyment in sailing to found in racing? Rather an elitist
attitude.

Cheers
Marty

"Martin Baxter" wrote in message

| Is the only enjoyment in sailing to found in racing? Rather an elitist
| attitude.

You know what they say... If you can't sail properly the only option is
racing.

CM

Let's get real, Oz,

In harbors the world over. I mean everywhere, We all know where they put
Multi-Hulls. on the very end slips of finger piers or bouyed mooring.

Let's face facts; a Multi trying to manouver ( Over even making a simple
turn in tight quarters) is not a pretty thing. Even under power. Don't
pretend that you can sail into the end of a series of finger slips any
other way but straight in, Let alone work your way down a narrow water
way and into a slip without engine assist

OT