"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

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

Cheers
Marty

churl : )

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"Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax
and get used to the idea." - Robert A. Heinlein

"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message ...
It's done..... O

How Come? Iceburgs heading your way?




What a beautiful place to have your boat stored.... it's a pristine,


Wonder Why ?


I went down there today and had coffee with some of the other boaters....
great talking sailing and trading info.


Better get used to it.


CM


Joe - MSV RedCloud With a home port with no ice on the bay since 1984.