Our new boat is home
 

WooHooo!!!
The boat had to travel almost 1,600 from Michigan to Texas, but she is home.
Man the goodies in this boat are unbelievable. Alto pilot, a box of boat
tool, sail repair stuff, even a marine cable tension meter, but better yet a
half bottle of Scottish Whiskey and the list goes on and on.

Anyway here is the link to the picture with my wife standing in front of the
boat:
http://24.175.244.109/sailing/misc/26again2.jpg

Sea Yawl,
John

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FamilySailor wrote:

... but better yet a half bottle of Scottish Whiskey and the list
goes on and on.

ahem That's "scotch whisky", or, simply, "scotch".

Congrats on the boat in any case. :-)


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Wally
www.artbywally.com
www.wally.myby.co.uk

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Scotty McGregor says it's properly "Scots' Whiskey", Scots' being the
plural possessive of Scot, or as you say simply "Scotch". Scotch is Scots
with a bloody English accent (c: I Say "who cares - drink it all!"

"Wally" wrote in
ahem That's "scotch whisky", or, simply, "scotch".

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hummmmm. I thought the bottle read "Scottish Whiskey ."
I will have to down a jigger or two and ponder the subject for a spell....
Maybe if I drink half the bottle and stair at the label it will look
different. I will post the results when I come to.....

Sea Yawl,
John

"Vito" wrote in message
...
Scotty McGregor says it's properly "Scots' Whiskey", Scots' being the
plural possessive of Scot, or as you say simply "Scotch". Scotch is Scots
with a bloody English accent (c: I Say "who cares - drink it all!"

"Wally" wrote in
ahem That's "scotch whisky", or, simply, "scotch".

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John,

Drink the Damn booze and eliminate the discussion. Sober up! Then enjoy
the hell out of your "26 AGAIN" Looks great!!

Ole Thom

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Drink the Damn booze and eliminate the discussion. Sober up! Then enjoy
the hell out of your "26 AGAIN" Looks great!!

Ole Thom

That in my opinion is the best damn post of the whole day!!!!
And it made so much sense too.

Thanks,
John

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Alto pilot

Gee...now all you need is a tenor captain, a soprano galley wench, and a
bass first mate and you can sail in 4 part harmony....

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BTW...nice looking boat...cute wife....is she a soprano???

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When I picked up my boat, it was as if the PO had forgot to take his stuff.
Flashlights, x-tra batts., knives, cleaning stuff, teak oils, rum bottle,
full size tool box full of tools, lamps, tape, lots of spare parts, and even
a coffee can full of quarters.

Scotty


"FamilySailor" wrote in message
...
WooHooo!!!
The boat had to travel almost 1,600 from Michigan to Texas, but she is
home.
Man the goodies in this boat are unbelievable. Alto pilot, a box of boat
tool, sail repair stuff, even a marine cable tension meter, but better yet
a
half bottle of Scottish Whiskey and the list goes on and on.

Anyway here is the link to the picture with my wife standing in front of
the
boat:
http://24.175.244.109/sailing/misc/26again2.jpg

Sea Yawl,
John

Our new boat is home
 

yeah i know what you mean
i spent a couple of years sorting thru and throwing out other peoples "gear"
a couple of good finds along the way.
one was the PO log books that he meticuolously kept.

another was the emergency bilge pump handle buried where it would never be
found if needed.
gf.


"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
...
When I picked up my boat, it was as if the PO had forgot to take his
stuff.
Flashlights, x-tra batts., knives, cleaning stuff, teak oils, rum bottle,
full size tool box full of tools, lamps, tape, lots of spare parts, and
even
a coffee can full of quarters.

Scotty