Is Mooron Blue?
 

it's the premise for the fact that your sailing
grounds are the recipient of the out flow from surrounding input....
in my
case I truthfully stated that peat tints water,



BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Yeah, okay! Here's another NS area...

http://www.well.com/~wolfy/NE-Canada...-0923-1037.jpg

Must be a LOT of tinting!!!



RB
35s5
NY

Is Mooron Blue?
 

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
ups.com...

it's the premise for the fact that your sailing
grounds are the recipient of the out flow from surrounding input....
in my
case I truthfully stated that peat tints water,



BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Yeah, okay! Here's another NS area...

http://www.well.com/~wolfy/NE-Canada...-0923-1037.jpg

Must be a LOT of tinting!!!

Oh no... it's totally polluted .... despite what they claim about tidal
flushing action... Halifax Harbour is sewage lagoon. I don't sail there at
all.... well okay I went there for Tall Ships 2000. It was disgusting!

How can you sail in the LIS.... ???? YE-E-E-C-C-H!

CM-

Is Mooron Blue?
 

Oh no... it's totally polluted .... despite what they claim about tidal

flushing action... Halifax Harbour is sewage lagoon.



Tidal flushing action in your area is quite weak compared to the peak 4
knot currents of the LIS, and higher at other depths.
Meanwhile, your coastal area is a straight washup like any other and
not clean.
The LIS waters are among the cleanest swimming waters around, which is
part of the reason why we have a much larger boating community and
history than you.



RB
35s5
NY

Is Mooron Blue?
 

Pf-f-f-f-t-t... polarizer filters.... look at the churned water in the tow
picture.

They need "cruising guides" for your area due to the plethora of idiots. We
use "charts" up here..... you know what a chart is don't you Rob? It's the
"map" that rock you hit was identified on as an obstruction.... was it also
listed in your glossy cruising guide?

Bwahahahahahahahaahhaaaa

CM-


"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
ps.com...
Uh oh, Mooron!!!! Looks like these pics of the LIS are also quite a bit
bluer than your pete bogged tinted gray waters!!!!

And NOT my pics or hosted by me!!!

http://www.oldgreenwichrealestate.co...wich_point.jpg

http://www.towboatuslis.com/new%20home/test1.18.jpg

http://www.lisrc.uconn.edu/lisrc/ima...no_brother.jpg

http://www.scroope.net/lighthouses/l...ERH00086-1.JPG


Where's the gray, Mooron????!!!!
Like I said, you haven't a clue. It's funny how there are cruising
books for my area...but nothing for yours!!! I sailing in a well known
sailing capital.

RB
35s5
NY

Is Mooron Blue?
 

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
Tidal flushing action in your area is quite weak compared to the peak 4
knot currents of the LIS, and higher at other depths.

Tsk Tsk Tsk.... we have the deepest ocean port on Canada's East coast.
Despite having only a population of just over 500 thousand it's a major
container, fuel, auto and military port.

Meanwhile, your coastal area is a straight washup like any other and
not clean.

Areas outside Halifax Harbour border on the open Atlantic.... is that what
you mean by "straight wash up" ????

The LIS waters are among the cleanest swimming waters around, which is
part of the reason why we have a much larger boating community and
history than you.

First off Halifax has been a city far longer than NYC.... second we have a
much older sailing history than NYC.... and the only reason you have more
boats is because you have 20 million people compared to our 500 thousand.

Last but not least.... LIS is a sewage ******** and has elevated fecal
coliform levels as well as bio waste and a super elevated toxin release
potential trapped in the 10 meters of silt covering the bottom of your
sewage lagoon. Swim in the LIS??? I don't think so... and I wouldn't swim
in Halifax Harbour either!

Face it Bobsprit... you sail in a Sewage Lagoon!

CM-