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"Bobsprit" wrote


Yeah...but WHEN!?? Seriously, Scotty Potty is pretty.


blush

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"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
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Dog ashore to check out all those great smells and a squat. Then we can
get supper. One more turn on the shore before we turn in.

That is why I carry a inflated Dink on the stern pulpit.

You're right Kate, easier to row than fool with an OB

You should train your dog to go on the bow - a lot easier than rowing ashore,
especially in foul weather. Fortunately, our dog needed little encouragement,
plus we have a trampoline and a washdown hose. I just have to make sure the
forward hatches are closed before we let her out in the morning!

And for going ashore, a float works better than a dink, assuming the water is
warm!
http://www.sv-loki.com/MiaFloat.jpg
http://www.sv-loki.com/Img_1427a.jpg
http://www.sv-loki.com/Img_1431a.jpg
http://www.sv-loki.com/Img_1411a.jpg

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"Bobsprit" wrote
Does he not understand the difference between tying up to a pier and
anchoring?


He said he NEVER used his dinghy.
So Loco NEVER anchors and goes ashore via dinghy

By Jove, I think he's getting it.


Still don't get the point of the post?

Oh, maybe not.


he doesn't even know when someone is talling him


I'm 6'2''.

SV

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it's the one thing he does well.


"SAIL LOCO" wrote in message
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HINT: 'tie up to a pier' is NOT anchoring.

The Boobster can't help it. He's just in a hurry to make a fool out of
himself.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"No shirt, no skirt, full service"

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Still don't get the point of the post?

Oh, maybe not.

Maybe????

bwahahahahaha!

RB

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http://www.sv-loki.com/Img_1411a.jpg

Great, now Scotty Potti will be excited all day!!!! I hope you're happy.


RB

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That's why I'm hesitant to try it with our mut. She's a skittery dog to
begin with. I'd hate to drive 2 hours, get on the boat and find she can't
handle it. Then what? Go home?

Scotty

"SAIL LOCO" wrote in message
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You need a Dog in your life and sailing..

We took our dog on an overnighter once. He hated it. I think because he
couldn't get a grip on the fiberglass. When we got home he laid in one
spot on
the floor of the family room and didn't move for 3 days. No lie. Didn't
even
get up to eat.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"No shirt, no skirt, full service"

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Scotty wrote:

That's why I'm hesitant to try it with our mut. She's a skittery dog to
begin with. I'd hate to drive 2 hours, get on the boat and find she can't
handle it. Then what?

This is truly DISGUSTING. Someone should report this animal!

RB

RB

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Nice pics Jeff. Cute!

Scotty

"Jeff Morris" wrote in message
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"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
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Dog ashore to check out all those great smells and a squat. Then we can
get supper. One more turn on the shore before we turn in.

That is why I carry a inflated Dink on the stern pulpit.

You're right Kate, easier to row than fool with an OB

You should train your dog to go on the bow - a lot easier than rowing
ashore,
especially in foul weather. Fortunately, our dog needed little
encouragement,
plus we have a trampoline and a washdown hose. I just have to make sure
the
forward hatches are closed before we let her out in the morning!

And for going ashore, a float works better than a dink, assuming the water
is
warm!
http://www.sv-loki.com/MiaFloat.jpg
http://www.sv-loki.com/Img_1427a.jpg
http://www.sv-loki.com/Img_1431a.jpg
http://www.sv-loki.com/Img_1411a.jpg

Towing Dinghy?
 

it's the one thing he does well.


"SAIL LOCO" wrote in message
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HINT: 'tie up to a pier' is NOT anchoring.


Yes, I'm quite good at anchoring! Thanks!


RB