Damn It's Cold,

Temps in the Teens for the last three days and a forecast of snow for
tonight!

I hope we don't lose power! I've got the Electric heater in the cabin
and two hundred watt lights in the engine compartments of the boat.

So much for winter sailing in the Northwest!! Having a tough run of
weather so far. There is some warming forcasted but with it Freezing
Rain. That will sure as hell create a power outage. Hope not. If it
happens I'll have to move aboard and run the engines to prevent freeze
up. Always afraid of Carbon Monoxide when I have to do that in the slip.

Ole Thom

That will sure as hell create a power outage. Hope not. If it
happens I'll have to move aboard and run the engines to prevent freeze
up. Always afraid of Carbon Monoxide when I have to do that in the slip.

Not the worst way to go. Buy an alarm.

RB

We were up in the Sierras yesterday... lots of snow on the ground and chains
required for most small highways and smaller roads. Beautiful.

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...

Damn It's Cold,

Temps in the Teens for the last three days and a forecast of snow for
tonight!

I hope we don't lose power! I've got the Electric heater in the cabin
and two hundred watt lights in the engine compartments of the boat.

So much for winter sailing in the Northwest!! Having a tough run of
weather so far. There is some warming forcasted but with it Freezing
Rain. That will sure as hell create a power outage. Hope not. If it
happens I'll have to move aboard and run the engines to prevent freeze
up. Always afraid of Carbon Monoxide when I have to do that in the slip.

Ole Thom

(Bobsprit) wrote in message ...
That will sure as hell create a power outage. Hope not. If it
happens I'll have to move aboard and run the engines to prevent freeze
up. Always afraid of Carbon Monoxide when I have to do that in the slip.

Not the worst way to go.

Please do blubberboy!

But he is correct Ol Thom, Stop at HomeDepot and you can pick up an
alarm for about 25 dollars, I bought 2 First Alarms 1 for each cabin.
I know some folks that had a gen leak, came back to the boat drunk and
died from Carbon Monoxide poisioning, they found her in the bunk and
him sitting on the head.

Joe





Buy an alarm.

RB

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message ...
We were up in the Sierras yesterday... lots of snow on the ground and chains
required for most small highways and smaller roads. Beautiful.

This may post twice, had an error message first try

Anyway, We use to go to the high sierras every year. A little place
called lake Topaz. Gamble and offroad on some of the old mule trails.
Nothing like chapped lips thin air and 20 foot of snow. One year we
flew into tahoe and stayed at the peppermill casino. had or rented SUV
stolen from the parking attentents at the casino. They had a film of a
kid reaching into the attentants booth and snagging our keys, the
casino felt so bad about it the comped our whole stay in a 2000 + foot
room with waterfalls and a fully stocked 20 foot bar, also they rented
us another SUV for our stay. Were do you go in the sierras? One of my
favorite places on earth. Beautiful indeed. If you never been to lake
topaz you need to go, Its right on the border and has some awesome off
road trails on the right side of the road 1/2 mile before the border
to California. Go from 12000 ft above sea level to 15000 feet on the
trail and some awesome views!


"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...

Damn It's Cold,

Temps in the Teens for the last three days and a forecast of snow for
tonight!

I hope we don't lose power! I've got the Electric heater in the cabin
and two hundred watt lights in the engine compartments of the boat.

So much for winter sailing in the Northwest!! Having a tough run of
weather so far. There is some warming forcasted but with it Freezing
Rain. That will sure as hell create a power outage. Hope not. If it
happens I'll have to move aboard and run the engines to prevent freeze
up. Always afraid of Carbon Monoxide when I have to do that in the slip.

Ole Thom

I've never been. I tried to Mapquest it, but it just shows
the town of Lake Topaz which is in the middle of NV...
can't be right. I'd like more info if you don't mind.

We typically go, coincidentally, near Nevada City. I had
part interest in a gold mine on the Yuba river. Its nearly
impossible to get to a reasonable place to park for the
hike in in the winter, due to the heavy snow. This time,
we could only get to the main access road. From there,
you can see the Malakoff Diggings, which is pretty cool,
and most of the south fork valley.

http://www.getty.edu/art/collections...ts/o62083.html

"Joe" wrote in message
om...
"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
...
We were up in the Sierras yesterday... lots of snow on the ground and
chains
required for most small highways and smaller roads. Beautiful.

This may post twice, had an error message first try

Anyway, We use to go to the high sierras every year. A little place
called lake Topaz. Gamble and offroad on some of the old mule trails.
Nothing like chapped lips thin air and 20 foot of snow. One year we
flew into tahoe and stayed at the peppermill casino. had or rented SUV
stolen from the parking attentents at the casino. They had a film of a
kid reaching into the attentants booth and snagging our keys, the
casino felt so bad about it the comped our whole stay in a 2000 + foot
room with waterfalls and a fully stocked 20 foot bar, also they rented
us another SUV for our stay. Were do you go in the sierras? One of my
favorite places on earth. Beautiful indeed. If you never been to lake
topaz you need to go, Its right on the border and has some awesome off
road trails on the right side of the road 1/2 mile before the border
to California. Go from 12000 ft above sea level to 15000 feet on the
trail and some awesome views!


"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...

Damn It's Cold,

Temps in the Teens for the last three days and a forecast of snow for
tonight!

I hope we don't lose power! I've got the Electric heater in the cabin
and two hundred watt lights in the engine compartments of the boat.

So much for winter sailing in the Northwest!! Having a tough run of
weather so far. There is some warming forcasted but with it Freezing
Rain. That will sure as hell create a power outage. Hope not. If it
happens I'll have to move aboard and run the engines to prevent freeze
up. Always afraid of Carbon Monoxide when I have to do that in the
slip.

Ole Thom

Have an alarm, Nutsy. When you run at the dock the last place to see a
CO problem is in the Cabin, The exhaust has already create a envelope of
CO around the outside of the boat. Bad if the air is still.

OT

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message ...
I've never been. I tried to Mapquest it, but it just shows
the town of Lake Topaz which is in the middle of NV...
can't be right. I'd like more info if you don't mind.

http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp...bmit=Get +Map

Just outside of Wellington. My uncle Art had a cabin there. He was the
Capt. of exxons largest supertanker. Its the sort of place you dream
of when you say your going to put a paddle over your arm walk inland
and settle were someone ask you what is that?

The problem you had was the maps call it topaz lake, not lake topaz.

There is no place on earth more beautiful. The lake topaz lodge and
casino is a family run place full of people you will never forget. If
you ever get there ask for Poopsie to deal your cards. She's a hoot!

Joe


We typically go, coincidentally, near Nevada City. I had
part interest in a gold mine on the Yuba river. Its nearly
impossible to get to a reasonable place to park for the
hike in in the winter, due to the heavy snow. This time,
we could only get to the main access road. From there,
you can see the Malakoff Diggings, which is pretty cool,
and most of the south fork valley.

http://www.getty.edu/art/collections...ts/o62083.html

"Joe" wrote in message
om...
"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
...
We were up in the Sierras yesterday... lots of snow on the ground and
chains
required for most small highways and smaller roads. Beautiful.

This may post twice, had an error message first try

Anyway, We use to go to the high sierras every year. A little place
called lake Topaz. Gamble and offroad on some of the old mule trails.
Nothing like chapped lips thin air and 20 foot of snow. One year we
flew into tahoe and stayed at the peppermill casino. had or rented SUV
stolen from the parking attentents at the casino. They had a film of a
kid reaching into the attentants booth and snagging our keys, the
casino felt so bad about it the comped our whole stay in a 2000 + foot
room with waterfalls and a fully stocked 20 foot bar, also they rented
us another SUV for our stay. Were do you go in the sierras? One of my
favorite places on earth. Beautiful indeed. If you never been to lake
topaz you need to go, Its right on the border and has some awesome off
road trails on the right side of the road 1/2 mile before the border
to California. Go from 12000 ft above sea level to 15000 feet on the
trail and some awesome views!


"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...

Damn It's Cold,

Temps in the Teens for the last three days and a forecast of snow for
tonight!

I hope we don't lose power! I've got the Electric heater in the cabin
and two hundred watt lights in the engine compartments of the boat.

So much for winter sailing in the Northwest!! Having a tough run of
weather so far. There is some warming forcasted but with it Freezing
Rain. That will sure as hell create a power outage. Hope not. If it
happens I'll have to move aboard and run the engines to prevent freeze
up. Always afraid of Carbon Monoxide when I have to do that in the
slip.

Ole Thom

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message ...
I've never been. I tried to Mapquest it, but it just shows
the town of Lake Topaz which is in the middle of NV...
can't be right. I'd like more info if you don't mind.

http://www.enterit.com/topaz3338/

Joe


We typically go, coincidentally, near Nevada City. I had
part interest in a gold mine on the Yuba river. Its nearly
impossible to get to a reasonable place to park for the
hike in in the winter, due to the heavy snow. This time,
we could only get to the main access road. From there,
you can see the Malakoff Diggings, which is pretty cool,
and most of the south fork valley.

http://www.getty.edu/art/collections...ts/o62083.html

"Joe" wrote in message
om...
"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
...
We were up in the Sierras yesterday... lots of snow on the ground and
chains
required for most small highways and smaller roads. Beautiful.

This may post twice, had an error message first try

Anyway, We use to go to the high sierras every year. A little place
called lake Topaz. Gamble and offroad on some of the old mule trails.
Nothing like chapped lips thin air and 20 foot of snow. One year we
flew into tahoe and stayed at the peppermill casino. had or rented SUV
stolen from the parking attentents at the casino. They had a film of a
kid reaching into the attentants booth and snagging our keys, the
casino felt so bad about it the comped our whole stay in a 2000 + foot
room with waterfalls and a fully stocked 20 foot bar, also they rented
us another SUV for our stay. Were do you go in the sierras? One of my
favorite places on earth. Beautiful indeed. If you never been to lake
topaz you need to go, Its right on the border and has some awesome off
road trails on the right side of the road 1/2 mile before the border
to California. Go from 12000 ft above sea level to 15000 feet on the
trail and some awesome views!


"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...

Damn It's Cold,

Temps in the Teens for the last three days and a forecast of snow for
tonight!

I hope we don't lose power! I've got the Electric heater in the cabin
and two hundred watt lights in the engine compartments of the boat.

So much for winter sailing in the Northwest!! Having a tough run of
weather so far. There is some warming forcasted but with it Freezing
Rain. That will sure as hell create a power outage. Hope not. If it
happens I'll have to move aboard and run the engines to prevent freeze
up. Always afraid of Carbon Monoxide when I have to do that in the
slip.

Ole Thom

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message ...
I've never been. I tried to Mapquest it, but it just shows
the town of Lake Topaz which is in the middle of NV...
can't be right. I'd like more info if you don't mind.

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...3Doff%26sa%3DG

Joe


We typically go, coincidentally, near Nevada City. I had
part interest in a gold mine on the Yuba river. Its nearly
impossible to get to a reasonable place to park for the
hike in in the winter, due to the heavy snow. This time,
we could only get to the main access road. From there,
you can see the Malakoff Diggings, which is pretty cool,
and most of the south fork valley.

http://www.getty.edu/art/collections...ts/o62083.html

"Joe" wrote in message
om...
"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
...
We were up in the Sierras yesterday... lots of snow on the ground and
chains
required for most small highways and smaller roads. Beautiful.

This may post twice, had an error message first try

Anyway, We use to go to the high sierras every year. A little place
called lake Topaz. Gamble and offroad on some of the old mule trails.
Nothing like chapped lips thin air and 20 foot of snow. One year we
flew into tahoe and stayed at the peppermill casino. had or rented SUV
stolen from the parking attentents at the casino. They had a film of a
kid reaching into the attentants booth and snagging our keys, the
casino felt so bad about it the comped our whole stay in a 2000 + foot
room with waterfalls and a fully stocked 20 foot bar, also they rented
us another SUV for our stay. Were do you go in the sierras? One of my
favorite places on earth. Beautiful indeed. If you never been to lake
topaz you need to go, Its right on the border and has some awesome off
road trails on the right side of the road 1/2 mile before the border
to California. Go from 12000 ft above sea level to 15000 feet on the
trail and some awesome views!


"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...

Damn It's Cold,

Temps in the Teens for the last three days and a forecast of snow for
tonight!

I hope we don't lose power! I've got the Electric heater in the cabin
and two hundred watt lights in the engine compartments of the boat.

So much for winter sailing in the Northwest!! Having a tough run of
weather so far. There is some warming forcasted but with it Freezing
Rain. That will sure as hell create a power outage. Hope not. If it
happens I'll have to move aboard and run the engines to prevent freeze
up. Always afraid of Carbon Monoxide when I have to do that in the
slip.

Ole Thom