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How sailing failure is defined.
"katy" wrote in message
om... Dave wrote: On Fri, 20 Feb 2009 11:14:08 -0500, "Gwen Ives" said: "Wilbur Hubbard" wrote in message anews.com... 8) Dave the lawyer who doesn't even own a boat Gotta wonder what he's smoking, since at least 3 members of the group have seen my boat, and 2 have sailed aboard it. ..and Doug has a sailboat... And Doug is a sailor... -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com |
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How sailing failure is defined.
"katy" wrote in message om... True..that is great sailing up htere...we had our boat at Whitehall for years and then Muskegon and Lake Michigan is home ground (water) for us...Now she's down here in NC and we don't ever have to worry about 6 month haulouts or pink KoolAId ever again My pretty-much ideal sailing grounds would be the Great Lakes in the summer. Unfortunately, the water does get too hard for sailing for way too long each year, and by December I'm thinking of moving south. But then I remember things like "Palmetto Bugs" and other giant cockroachy critters. Wouldn't mind moving back to southern California if it wasn't so bleeding insane out there. I can't wait until global warming allows me to keep my boat sailing on Green Bay and Lake Michigan year-round. |
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How sailing failure is defined.
On 20 Feb 2009 15:15:01 -0600, Dave wrote:
On Fri, 20 Feb 2009 12:18:11 -0500, said: Speaking of which... How did the dredging go? Will there be any room in there for transient anchoring this season? Did they dredge the entrance, too? Largely complete. I believe they're holding off on the last part in order to use the material to cap the Norwalk dredged material. The entrance was never a problem so far as I can tell, and yes, I'm expecting a lot more transients in the Cove this summer. As before, you can't anchor there, but there are usually moorings available from the boats that are cruising. Stop in and see us. Thanks, Dave. It really is a beautiful spot, and for us, it is around the halfway point to Mystic or Shelter Island. I thought someone had told me that there was a bar in the entrance that was a problem. Maybe I remembered wrong. I'm sure that the material from North Cove is a LOT cleaner than the dregs from Norwalk Harbor, which is at the mouth of a once very industrialized river. |
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How sailing failure is defined.
Capt. JG wrote:
"katy" wrote in message om... Dave wrote: On Fri, 20 Feb 2009 11:14:08 -0500, "Gwen Ives" said: "Wilbur Hubbard" wrote in message anews.com... 8) Dave the lawyer who doesn't even own a boat Gotta wonder what he's smoking, since at least 3 members of the group have seen my boat, and 2 have sailed aboard it. ..and Doug has a sailboat... And Doug is a sailor... Doug isa very good sailor... |
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How sailing failure is defined.
"katy" wrote in message
om... Capt. JG wrote: "katy" wrote in message om... Dave wrote: On Fri, 20 Feb 2009 11:14:08 -0500, "Gwen Ives" said: "Wilbur Hubbard" wrote in message anews.com... 8) Dave the lawyer who doesn't even own a boat Gotta wonder what he's smoking, since at least 3 members of the group have seen my boat, and 2 have sailed aboard it. ..and Doug has a sailboat... And Doug is a sailor... Doug isa very good sailor... Seconded. We got back to the dock without hitting either a ferry or the island.  -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com |
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How sailing failure is defined.
KLC Lewis wrote:
My pretty-much ideal sailing grounds would be the Great Lakes in the summer. Unfortunately, the water does get too hard for sailing for way too long each year, and by December I'm thinking of moving south. But then I remember things like "Palmetto Bugs" and other giant cockroachy critters. Wouldn't mind moving back to southern California if it wasn't so bleeding insane out there. Yes..andyoucanswimwithout ea of an errant shar tain off an appendage...eery timewe go out to the pier to fish where i caught a 3 ft shark and se others hauled in regularly) and I see mother's letting their kids swim in the surf at the beginning, I cringe and want torun up there screaming "sharks!".... I can't wait until global warming allows me to keep my boat sailing on Green Bay and Lake Michigan year-round. THat will be grest..then we won't hae to go south for the winter to get out of the crap...but don't hold youe breath...my daughter gies me weekly weather reports and it doesn;t seemlike gloabl warming is arriing in Michigan any time soon... |
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How sailing failure is defined.
Capt. JG wrote:
"katy" wrote in message om... Capt. JG wrote: "katy" wrote in message om... Dave wrote: On Fri, 20 Feb 2009 11:14:08 -0500, "Gwen Ives" said: "Wilbur Hubbard" wrote in message anews.com... 8) Dave the lawyer who doesn't even own a boat Gotta wonder what he's smoking, since at least 3 members of the group have seen my boat, and 2 have sailed aboard it. ..and Doug has a sailboat... And Doug is a sailor... Doug isa very good sailor... Seconded. We got back to the dock without hitting either a ferry or the island. oh...I won;t tell any stories then....(hehehe) |
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How sailing failure is defined.
"katy" wrote in message
om... Capt. JG wrote: "katy" wrote in message om... Capt. JG wrote: "katy" wrote in message om... Dave wrote: On Fri, 20 Feb 2009 11:14:08 -0500, "Gwen Ives" said: "Wilbur Hubbard" wrote in message anews.com... 8) Dave the lawyer who doesn't even own a boat Gotta wonder what he's smoking, since at least 3 members of the group have seen my boat, and 2 have sailed aboard it. ..and Doug has a sailboat... And Doug is a sailor... Doug isa very good sailor... Seconded. We got back to the dock without hitting either a ferry or the island. oh...I won;t tell any stories then....(hehehe) Darn it... -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com |
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How sailing failure is defined.
"KLC Lewis" wrote:
My pretty-much ideal sailing grounds would be the Great Lakes in the summer. Why? True, fresh water is nice. But there's a lot of great places to sail on both coasts... without biting flies, rocks, ore boats, submerged fish traps, lampreys, etc etc. Unfortunately, the water does get too hard for sailing for way too long each year, and by December I'm thinking of moving south. But then I remember things like "Palmetto Bugs" and other giant cockroachy critters. Wouldn't mind moving back to southern California if it wasn't so bleeding insane out there. No wind in southern Cali. Might as wellkeep heading south, you're gonna have to learn Spanish anywhere south of Portland. I can't wait until global warming allows me to keep my boat sailing on Green Bay and Lake Michigan year-round. Freezing temps here in NC tonight... although we're due, it's been sunny and warm (hi temps ~ 70F) most of the week. In fact it's been GREAT sailing weather.... maybe a little windy  Fresh Breezes- Doug King |
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How sailing failure is defined.
wrote in message ... "KLC Lewis" wrote: My pretty-much ideal sailing grounds would be the Great Lakes in the summer. Why? True, fresh water is nice. But there's a lot of great places to sail on both coasts... without biting flies, rocks, ore boats, submerged fish traps, lampreys, etc etc. Oh, I know about sailing salt water and have nothing at all against it. I learned to sail in Charleston, SC, sailed in the Med, and bought our first boat in Long Beach where we lived-aboard and sailed for years. I miss the Pacific rollers, and the usually-nice weather. But Green Bay in the summer is just...nice. Everything is a daysail away, or less. For what I'm doing now it fits nicely. If I want to make longer passages, the rest of the Great Lakes are conveniently connected to my bay. Unfortunately, the water does get too hard for sailing for way too long each year, and by December I'm thinking of moving south. But then I remember things like "Palmetto Bugs" and other giant cockroachy critters. Wouldn't mind moving back to southern California if it wasn't so bleeding insane out there. No wind in southern Cali. Might as wellkeep heading south, you're gonna have to learn Spanish anywhere south of Portland. Ya, SoCal is known for its "light and variable" conditions, but that didn't stop me from sailing. Fact is the wind blows enough year-round that you can almost always sail if you want to, as long as you're not in a hurry. That's why God invented "light air" sails. If I was in a hurry, I'd have a powerboat. I can't wait until global warming allows me to keep my boat sailing on Green Bay and Lake Michigan year-round. Freezing temps here in NC tonight... although we're due, it's been sunny and warm (hi temps ~ 70F) most of the week. In fact it's been GREAT sailing weather.... maybe a little windy Fresh Breezes- Doug King |
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