"Jonathan Ganz" wrote ...
Short distance, calm water,

in other words, bob**** sailing.

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SV

I have a 10'6" Avon that I've never used. I'd rather tie up to a pier and eat
at restarunts.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"No shirt, no skirt, full service"

I have a 10'6" Avon that I've never used. I'd rather tie up to a pier and eat
at restarunts.

So what do you do when you anchor someplace where there's only a rocky/sandy
beach?

RB

Hey dufus, read his post again, s l o w l y this time.

HINT: 'tie up to a pier' is NOT anchoring.

Scotty


"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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I have a 10'6" Avon that I've never used. I'd rather tie up to a pier and
eat
at restarunts.

So what do you do when you anchor someplace where there's only a
rocky/sandy
beach?

RB

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"

HINT: 'tie up to a pier' is NOT anchoring.

The Boobster can't help it.


Still not answering the question, Loco? You NEVER use your dinghy??? You never
anchor and go anywhere????

Just as a I thought!

RB

Still not answering the question, Loco? You NEVER use your dinghy??? You
never
anchor and go anywhere????

And what question was that?
And yes as I mentioned before I'm basicly a daysailor and racer. We do a
couple of overnighters a summer and we tie up at marinas. I'm honest about how
we use the boat. I don't come on here and pretend to be a world cruiser. I
like going home at night. I enjoy my house.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"No shirt, no skirt, full service"

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"

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

Loco,

You need a Dog in your life and sailing. When you drop the Hook. First
things first.
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

Ole Thom