Bobsprit wrote:

Good grief! One of your lines "popped" in 40 knot winds??? What are you
using, bakery twine?


Martin never heard of a line going in a 24 hours period of bad weather. Then
again, doubling up on lines is a common practice when bad weather approaches.
Martin must wonder why.

What a load you spout, maybe you were using clothes line, but then again you know so little about boats and sailing that you have to use a marina that
tells you how to tie up.

Cheers
Marty

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so little about boats and sailing that you have to use a marina that
tells you how to tie up.

Whatever is marty talking about now? Every slip on the island has specific
rules on tie up based on insurance. But then so does three marinas in Manhasset
bay I visited!
Yeah, Marty knows DOCKING!

Bwahhaahhaahaha!

RB

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
so little about boats and sailing that you have to use a marina that
tells you how to tie up.

Whatever is marty talking about now?


This;

every slip on the island has specific
rules on tie up based on insurance. But then so does three marinas
in Manhasset
bay I visited!

This;

every slip on the island has specific
rules on tie up based on insurance.

But I already said I don't have thimbles or shackles on my boat anymore.

RB