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Here's a not-too-interesting clip of our 35s5 sailing. Thomas is
ever-moving on the boat, but there's always a hand for him. We're doing
about 6 knots here...Thomas decided he needed to play with his soap
bubbles of course!

http://youtube.com/watch?v=vWHEF8EeaDw


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Capt. Rob wrote:
Here's a not-too-interesting clip of our 35s5 sailing. Thomas is
ever-moving on the boat, but there's always a hand for him. We're doing
about 6 knots here...Thomas decided he needed to play with his soap
bubbles of course!

http://youtube.com/watch?v=vWHEF8EeaDw


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Did Thom just dump a bottle of soap on deck...then try to walk on it,
next to the tumble down stern?

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Did Thom just dump a bottle of soap on deck...then try to walk on it,
next to the tumble down stern?


Nope. Bottle is sealed. To dangerous to let him play with it
underway...slippery decks!


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Joe wrote:

Capt. Rob wrote:
Here's a not-too-interesting clip of our 35s5 sailing. Thomas is
ever-moving on the boat, but there's always a hand for him. We're doing
about 6 knots here...Thomas decided he needed to play with his soap
bubbles of course!

http://youtube.com/watch?v=vWHEF8EeaDw


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Did Thom just dump a bottle of soap on deck...then try to walk on it,
next to the tumble down stern?


Seems rather unsafe to have a child that small on the stern seat like
that. It wouldn't take much to have him go through the stern
lifelines.

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Jonathan Ganz wrote:
In article .com,
Joe wrote:

Capt. Rob wrote:
Here's a not-too-interesting clip of our 35s5 sailing. Thomas is
ever-moving on the boat, but there's always a hand for him. We're doing
about 6 knots here...Thomas decided he needed to play with his soap
bubbles of course!

http://youtube.com/watch?v=vWHEF8EeaDw


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Did Thom just dump a bottle of soap on deck...then try to walk on it,
next to the tumble down stern?


Seems rather unsafe to have a child that small on the stern seat like
that. It wouldn't take much to have him go through the stern
lifelines.


Thoses are lifelines? I thought it was the entrance to a theater line
and was looking for a doorman to un-hook the velvet ropes.

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http://youtube.com/watch?v=vWHEF8EeaDw


Seems rather unsafe to have a child that small on the stern seat like
that. It wouldn't take much to have him go through the stern
lifelines.


That is rather reprehensible. Both of my boats had full netting to
make sure that all small critters stayed on board. But Bob must think
that an open stern is safe enough for his kid.
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Seems rather unsafe to have a child that small on the stern seat like
that. It wouldn't take much to have him go through the stern
lifelines.


Thoses are lifelines? I thought it was the entrance to a theater line
and was looking for a doorman to un-hook the velvet ropes.


Yeah, they do look pretty strange.

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Thoses are lifelines? I thought it was the entrance to a theater line
and was looking for a doorman to un-hook the velvet ropes.



Yeah, they do look pretty strange.


They do? They're just regular lifelines with West Marine padded covers.


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