Lunatia, I'm told by the previous owners, is latin for Moonbeam. the name
seemed funny at first, but it kind of caught on after a bit. bad luck to
change the name anyway. the fossil connection is interesting though, but not
relative to my way of thinking, as i do win my share of races.

Norm

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The name of your boat...


http://www.cretaceousfossils.com/inv...pedernalis.htm


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"Norm Taylor" wrote in message
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Fossil? afraid i don't understand.

Norm

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A fossil?

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"Norm Taylor" wrote in message
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boats name is Lunatia.
"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
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What boat?

Mine is the Overproof... Mahone Bay mooring field.

CM

"Norm Taylor" wrote in message
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| Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. Sail out of the LaHave River.
|
| Norm Taylor
|
| "Peter Wiley" wrote in message
| . ..
|
| Oyster Cove, south of Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.
|
| In article , FamilySailor

| wrote:
|
| Okay, what is everyone's port of call:
|
| I am in Southeast Texas and slip in Port Arthur and sail
Sabine
Lake
(a
| sal****er tidal lake) and eventually the Gulf of Mexico,
which
is
just
a
| 6
| mile sail south.
|
| John "26 Again"
|
|
|
|

But there is a Katysails. Every year she rises out of the marina and sails
from house to house bringing toys and wonderful things to good posters! Good
Grief! (OK so I cribbed a little bit but it doesn't mean I don't BELIEVE!

M.

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There is no Santa Claus (you heard here first, folks!), there is no
Easter Bunny, and there is no Tooth Fairy...

Bite your tongue, Doug...there IS too!

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"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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| "Capt. Mooron" wrote
| | Isn't Gillygun in CO.? We should get those two together for a date,
| might
| | be interesting.
| |
| | I believe they know each other quite well....
|
| ;-)....
|
| What are you smiling at, rummy?

The idea of Gilly & Babs .... of course!

CM

I think the previous owner is wrong about the Latin.

--Alan Gomes


"Norm Taylor" wrote in message
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Lunatia, I'm told by the previous owners, is latin for Moonbeam. the name
seemed funny at first, but it kind of caught on after a bit. bad luck to
change the name anyway. the fossil connection is interesting though, but
not
relative to my way of thinking, as i do win my share of races.

Norm

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
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The name of your boat...



http://www.cretaceousfossils.com/inv...tia_pedernalis
..htm


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"Norm Taylor" wrote in message
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Fossil? afraid i don't understand.

Norm

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
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A fossil?

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"Norm Taylor" wrote in message
...
boats name is Lunatia.
"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
...
What boat?

Mine is the Overproof... Mahone Bay mooring field.

CM

"Norm Taylor" wrote in message
...
| Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. Sail out of the LaHave River.
|
| Norm Taylor
|
| "Peter Wiley" wrote in message
| . ..
|
| Oyster Cove, south of Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.
|
| In article , FamilySailor

| wrote:
|
| Okay, what is everyone's port of call:
|
| I am in Southeast Texas and slip in Port Arthur and sail
Sabine
Lake
(a
| sal****er tidal lake) and eventually the Gulf of Mexico,
which
is
just
a
| 6
| mile sail south.
|
| John "26 Again"
|
|
|
|

Hi Katy.

The Oregon State Park system has a few Yurts at most of their
campgrounds. For $29.00 a night it's a real deal compared to some of
the hotels we've seen. In fact, we are going to buy one when we find
some land to put it on. We will stay in it during the summers while
we build our main house and then you can come out to visit us and stay
in our "guest yurt".

Here's a link so you can see what they look like.

http://www.oregonstateparks.org/yurts_intro.php

Lady B.
www.sailinglinks.com

katysails asked:

Hey Barb...where'd you find a yurt???

I think so too, but it's a nice sounding name.

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"Alan Gomes" wrote in message
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I think the previous owner is wrong about the Latin.

--Alan Gomes


"Norm Taylor" wrote in message
...
Lunatia, I'm told by the previous owners, is latin for Moonbeam. the
name
seemed funny at first, but it kind of caught on after a bit. bad luck to
change the name anyway. the fossil connection is interesting though, but
not
relative to my way of thinking, as i do win my share of races.

Norm

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
...
The name of your boat...




http://www.cretaceousfossils.com/inv...tia_pedernalis
.htm


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"Norm Taylor" wrote in message
...
Fossil? afraid i don't understand.

Norm

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
...
A fossil?

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"Norm Taylor" wrote in message
...
boats name is Lunatia.
"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
...
What boat?

Mine is the Overproof... Mahone Bay mooring field.

CM

"Norm Taylor" wrote in message
...
| Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. Sail out of the LaHave River.
|
| Norm Taylor
|
| "Peter Wiley" wrote in message
| . ..
|
| Oyster Cove, south of Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.
|
| In article , FamilySailor

| wrote:
|
| Okay, what is everyone's port of call:
|
| I am in Southeast Texas and slip in Port Arthur and sail
Sabine
Lake
(a
| sal****er tidal lake) and eventually the Gulf of Mexico,
which
is
just
a
| 6
| mile sail south.
|
| John "26 Again"
|
|
|
|

Me and Charley Brown . . .just me and Charley.

"katysails" wrote in message
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But there is a Katysails.

You're sure of that?

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If you could explain me to me, that would be great... :-)

That's an entirely different proposition....
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Prove it... :-P

I didn't have to....she read my mind and posted before my post reached the
group....clairvoyance, ya know....you forget that the both of us are
proficient in the use of arcane methods...

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We will stay in it during the summers while
we build our main house and then you can come out to visit us and stay
in our "guest yurt".

Well, make sure it's the deluxe variety! Roughing it just isn't as
appealing as it once was...last year we toyed with driving up to Pictured
Rocks in October and camping, but the night time temps convinced us
otherwise...sleeping on the ground at frost point would probably render me
incapable of walking for a week....
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