Honestly...may be too hot out there, so I may do some cleaning inside
with the air conditioning on to avoid the horror. After that sending a
lady up the mast to fix our bent windex!

Scotty, go scrape the rust from your boat stands!!!


BWAHAHAHAHAHA!



RB
35s5
NY

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"Swab Rob" wrote ...
Honestly...may be too hot out there, so I may do some
cleaning inside
with the air conditioning on to avoid the horror.

Sounds rough.


Almost HORRIFIC!

Capt. Rob wrote:
Honestly...may be too hot out there, so I may do some cleaning inside
with the air conditioning on to avoid the horror. After that sending a
lady up the mast to fix our bent windex!

Scotty, go scrape the rust from your boat stands!!!


BWAHAHAHAHAHA!



RB
35s5
NY

To hot here as well, but the 37.5 first I delivered this AM to
Galveston had a gen-set and AC's. We did not bother starting either.
3kt wind..motored all the way. Had to standby and wait for a LNG tanker
to clear the channel, had armed USCG excorts. This boat also had a
saildrive. About the same quality and handling as the C&C 121.

Joe

It's gunna be "rough" out there.

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In oups.com,
Capt. Rob typed:
Honestly...may be too hot out there, so I may do some cleaning
inside
with the air conditioning on to avoid the horror. After that sending
a
lady up the mast to fix our bent windex!

Scotty, go scrape the rust from your boat stands!!!


BWAHAHAHAHAHA!



RB
35s5
NY

Pity you had to suffer through the doldrums at City Island.


What doldrums? There was a breeze, but too hot for my two year old. It
was just as hot where you were. We'll be sailing up the the other end
of the Sound in a week or so.


RB
35s5
NY

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"Swab Rob" wrote ...

Pity you had to suffer through the doldrums at City
Island.


What doldrums? There was a breeze, but too hot for my two
year old.

too 'rough' to sail?





--
Scotty
''One who never gets out of the Sound cannot, with
any degree of credibility, comment on the courage
of fellow sailors'' ....F.B.
http://tinyurl.com/pzdl8

too 'rough' to sail?


Yup, it rough on deck with all that heat to be sure. Everyone commented
on it. Still, I would have sailed, but we'll go tonight as the sun
sets.


RB
35s5
NY