In article , Larry wrote:
Justin C wrote in
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In article , cavelamb
wrote:
Larry wrote:
Gordon wrote in
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What does a man need - really need? A few pounds of
food each day, heat and shelter, six feet to lie down in - and some
form of working activity that will yield a sense of accomplishment.
That's all - in the material sense, and we know it.

Catalina 22?

something with a real keel!

If it was just me (and not my wife too), I'd have a Folkboat - and I
wouldn't be here!

Justin.


Dump her! The docks are full of cooperative females to breed...(c;]

No! You got (possibly) the wrong end of the stick. The wife wants to
come along too, it's just that a Folkboat is too small for two!

..... hmmm, or are you suggesting I go with out her and find a woman in
any/every port I visit? Isn't that how you catch syphilis?

Justin.

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Justin C, by the sea.

Justin C wrote:
In article , Larry wrote:
Justin C wrote in
:

In article , cavelamb
wrote:
Larry wrote:
Gordon wrote in
m:

What does a man need - really need? A few pounds of
food each day, heat and shelter, six feet to lie down in - and some
form of working activity that will yield a sense of accomplishment.
That's all - in the material sense, and we know it.
Catalina 22?
something with a real keel!
If it was just me (and not my wife too), I'd have a Folkboat - and I
wouldn't be here!

Justin.

Dump her! The docks are full of cooperative females to breed...(c;]

No! You got (possibly) the wrong end of the stick. The wife wants to
come along too, it's just that a Folkboat is too small for two!

.... hmmm, or are you suggesting I go with out her and find a woman in
any/every port I visit? Isn't that how you catch syphilis?

Justin.


That's what they told us in the Navy but no one on my Destroyer ever
got it. Clap and crabs, yes! They also said no tattoos for the same reason.
g

Justin C wrote in
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No! You got (possibly) the wrong end of the stick. The wife wants to
come along too, it's just that a Folkboat is too small for two!



Go to Youtube and do a search for "Keep Turning Left".....your kind of
boat....(c;

In article , Larry wrote:
Justin C wrote in
:

No! You got (possibly) the wrong end of the stick. The wife wants to
come along too, it's just that a Folkboat is too small for two!



Go to Youtube and do a search for "Keep Turning Left".....your kind of
boat....(c;

BTDT, I've got them book-marked. I'm just waiting for him to get going
again and finish what he started. I've enjoyed the series. Not long
after he started he went past my neck of the woods, and it was nice to
see my nearest port (Rye) through the eyes of someone who doesn't know
the area. Dylan Winter is a BBC reporter, I think it's his journalistic
skills that make his videos that bit better than your average Joe trying
to make a documentary.

But his boat's a little small for my tastes - the wife insists on a
separate heads, and I insist on one that's plumbed in - none of this
porta-potti crap (pardon the pun).

I'm eyeing up an Elizabethan 29 at the moment. Trying to justify
spending the money.

Justin.

--
Justin C, by the sea.

Justin C wrote in
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But his boat's a little small for my tastes -

I think that's one of the things that makes his videos even more
interesting. The tides he's shown us so far are just awful, even on a
small boat. He couldn't show us half of the British coast in a larger
boat....