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. Especially since you already have the two 3 gallon jugs
![]() Scott Vernon wrote: Ok, now....where should I put them? Is that a loaded question? Martin Baxter wrote: Well Scotty, I guess you'll just have to let them roll about on the deck between the coach and the toe rail (along with your bumpers), I know this because I have been informed by reliable sources, (Chuckles and BB) that lockers are not to be used for stowing things. There a couple of Boobsie-sail answers... hoist them up the masts, since they'll take out further than your sails ever will... tow them in the dinghy so they don't weigh down the boat & cause extra drag... make fuzzy velour slipcovers for the jugs and use them to accessorize your cabin settees... An alternative I'm exploring for our boat is to store lots & lots of extra fuel very simply, by pouring it out on the water. Then you ride along with a oil spill recovery scoop on the bow, running on the fuel as you go. Fresh Breezes- Doug King |
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