That should be "mud bank, shallow flats, Mosquito infested, Back Water
Grove & Swamp, day sailor.

The Bayou's ends in Mississippi and turn into groves and swamps.

Joe

Hi. This is the meow-send program at usenet. I'm afraid I wasn't able to
deliver any clue to the following address:
"
This is a permanent error; I've given up. Sorry it didn't work out.

: You found helpful people in THIS group, no way. I rarely see anything
: here except personality conflicts. There is rarely anything about
: sailing here. You must mean rec.boats.cruising.

I'm surprised the OP hasn't been netKKKopped for ~spamming his site yet.

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And "Thou shalt not," writ over the door;
So I turned to the Garden of Love
That so many sweet flowers bore.

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And tombstones where flowers should be;
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And binding with briars my joys and desires."

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"Scotty" wrote in message
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"Donal" wrote

And then there's some who call it a 'Sea'.

Now who would do something like that??

Anyone who had never sailed in a real sea!!


Does the Atlantic Ocean count?

The motion of the waves is much more gentle in the ocean, than in a sea.


Regards


Donal
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"Donal" wrote in message
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"Scotty" wrote in message
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"Donal" wrote

And then there's some who call it a 'Sea'.

Now who would do something like that??

Anyone who had never sailed in a real sea!!


Does the Atlantic Ocean count?

The motion of the waves is much more gentle in the ocean, than in a sea.

That's correct. A sea, like Lake Michigan, can have closely-spaced waves,
making the motion aboard a boat less than gentle. Of course some of those
seas in Europe may even have such waves as well, but who knows for sure. No
one in Europe ever goes sailing outside the rivers and Lake Geneva.

Max

"BTnH" wrote...
Hey all;

I just set up newsgroups on my computer, and I am happy to find
knowledgeable and helpful folks to ask when I have questions. I bought an
old 34' Cal last year. My first boat. I managed to not crash or break it
during the first summer of use, but it was mostly luck.


That's a cool boat. A friend of mine had one back when they
were new hot racer-cruisers, we sailed it a lot.

Anyway, a suggestion: some threads are long and hard to follow because
people leave the original message in the reply. If they turned this off
in
their options, send section, the reading would be easier.

Only if you have the whole thread, and follow it in linear
fashion... not so easy on usenet. I quote sections of
previous message that I'm replying to, so you can tell what
I'm talking about.

OTOH to quote several long previous messages and adding "me
too" or maybe the ever-popular "what he said" at the bottom
is kind of annoying.



wrote:
You found helpful people in THIS group, no way. I rarely see anything
here except personality conflicts. There is rarely anything about
sailing here. You must mean rec.boats.cruising.

Actually, there's at least as much sailing discussion here
as there. But it seems to be going down hill lately.

DSK

"Maxprop" wrote in message
ink.net...

That's correct. A sea, like Lake Michigan, can have closely-spaced waves,
making the motion aboard a boat less than gentle. Of course some of those
seas in Europe may even have such waves as well, but who knows for sure.
No
one in Europe ever goes sailing outside the rivers and Lake Geneva.

Where do you think that Christopher Columbus originated from?


Regards


Donal
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"Donal" wrote in message
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"Maxprop" wrote in message
ink.net...

That's correct. A sea, like Lake Michigan, can have
closely-spaced waves,
making the motion aboard a boat less than gentle. Of course
some of those
seas in Europe may even have such waves as well, but who
knows for sure.
No
one in Europe ever goes sailing outside the rivers and Lake
Geneva.

Where do you think that Christopher Columbus originated from?


Ohio?

I heard it was Penn Station.

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"Scotty" wrote in message
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"Donal" wrote in message
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"Maxprop" wrote in message
ink.net...

That's correct. A sea, like Lake Michigan, can have
closely-spaced waves,
making the motion aboard a boat less than gentle. Of course
some of those
seas in Europe may even have such waves as well, but who
knows for sure.
No
one in Europe ever goes sailing outside the rivers and Lake
Geneva.

Where do you think that Christopher Columbus originated from?


Ohio?

"Donal" wrote in message
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"Scotty" wrote in message
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"Donal" wrote in message
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Where do you think that Christopher Columbus originated
from?


Ohio?

Good guess!

Did you know that most American towns are named after European
places?

I come from a village called "Virginia".


Gosh no, I didn't know that. Is there a Plowville near you?


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"Donal" wrote
Did you know that most American towns are named after European
places?
I come from a village called "Virginia".



Scotty wrote:
Gosh no, I didn't know that. Is there a Plowville near you?


Yes, but in Europe, you see, all the places & towns are
1000s of years older & much much more civilized, and the
town would have been named so long ago that it would be in
Latin: Plovius Villus

DSK