"Capt. Mooron" wrote:

It's done..... Overproof has been extracted and placed to her cradle in


Arr Cap'n, I've got both you and Katy beat, my boats still in the water
(Lake Ontario that is!)

Cheers
Marty

I hate haulin' them out in November with freezing sleet and rain. I have to
got North in a few weeks anyway. Got the Arctic job and all it's attached
high pay! New toys next year.

CM

"Martin Baxter" wrote in message
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| "Capt. Mooron" wrote:
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| It's done..... Overproof has been extracted and placed to her cradle in
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| Arr Cap'n, I've got both you and Katy beat, my boats still in the water
| (Lake Ontario that is!)
|
| Cheers
| Marty

No Marty,

The Simian got us beat,hand down as far as sailing opportunities goes.

I keep my boat in the water year 'round and my winter sailing with the
pilothouse is a lot of fun. There is better wind and less crowds but I
don't have the sunshine. At Latitude 48 day lite is pretty short, as you
know on your Lake.

The Capt has long warm days the year round and longer days to play in
it. The bum can even swim in it all year. Even though I'll be sailing on
New Years Eve and day, it will be with my RED DOT heater going.

His season is longer

OT

Live-aboards like Neal sail very little.

Did Jane tag Neal's ear to track his movements? How does he know how often Neal
sails? Perhaps he's sailing now, while Jane dreads the moment his wife slobbers
awake to chase him from the keyboard...so she can look up original Hostess
recipes!

Bahahahahaha!

RB

Thom Stewart wrote:

No Marty,

The Simian got us beat,hand down as far as sailing opportunities goes.

I keep my boat in the water year 'round and my winter sailing with the
pilothouse is a lot of fun. There is better wind and less crowds but I
don't have the sunshine. At Latitude 48 day lite is pretty short, as you
know on your Lake.

The Capt has long warm days the year round and longer days to play in
it. The bum can even swim in it all year. Even though I'll be sailing on
New Years Eve and day, it will be with my RED DOT heater going.

His season is longer

OT

True enough, but even had I a pilot house I believe that sailing in the
traditional
sense, would difficult in Janurary, Feb. and March when the water is
rather hard
in these parts.

As for the Crapton, while one can sail year round in his neck of the
woods, this in
no way implies that HE ever unhooks from his engine block.

Cheers
Marty

"Capt. Mooron" wrote:

I hate haulin' them out in November with freezing sleet and rain. I have to
got North in a few weeks anyway. Got the Arctic job and all it's attached
high pay! New toys next year.

CM

Actually the plan is not to haul at all this year. I've got this nice
little
retrograde bay (a bay within a bay if you will) that has about three
feet of
silt in it. As the lake levels drop the boat will sink into the silt and
a great
deal of the normally wetted surface will be high and dry. I'll string
about 50'
of deicing cable through the bilge and around the inside of the hull
near the
water line to prevent any frost damage.

Cheers
Marty

I suppose that to Bobby Sue, it seems like Neal sails an awful lot.

neal sails several days a week and he does it all year. You? With your tiny
cabin you do mostly daysails, which you already admitted. We took plenty of
weekend trips over the past 5 months, while you ran home as the sun set!
C&C 27?

bwahahahahaa!

RB

I took 3, week-long cruises this summer, as well as a slew of three
day weekend cruises.

Another lie. You already posted that you daysailed this summer.
Try again!

Hoooh ahhh!

RB

Meanwhile, you are over in the C&C list begging for help because you
can't find Soundings Online!!!

It think it's definitely my turn to... Bwahahahahahahahahahaha!!!

Nope. The link you gave is one I had. It's just so terribly slow...as pointed
out by someone on the C&C board, I thought there might be a better link.

RB

Arr Cap'n, I've got both you and Katy beat, my boats still in the water
(Lake Ontario that is!)

Cheers
Marty

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