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A letter from Peter
Bruce in Bangkok wrote in
: Try a voyage from Galapagos to The Tuamotus. You may be more friendly after you get there after 3500 miles of no one to talk .... Cheers, Bruce in Bangkok (bruceinbangkokatgmaildotcom) I meet these hermits once in a while. I don't see how they stand themselves! They must be suicidal. I give 'em a wide berth, so to speak. -- ----- Larry If a man goes way out into the woods all alone and says something, is it still wrong, even though no woman hears him? |
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A letter from Peter
On Wed, 27 May 2009 16:20:49 +0200, "Edgar"
wrote: "Bruce in Bangkok" wrote in message .. . On Tue, 26 May 2009 19:10:17 +0200, "Edgar" wrote: "Larry" wrote in message ... Bruce in Bangkok wrote in : 24 year old daughter Lauren (recent music degree graduate) are from Orlando Florida. I came alongside Sailors. You gotta love 'em....(c;] Yes. I hate going alongside or being alongside anyone. Why bother leaving the marina if that is what you like? Try a voyage from Galapagos to The Tuamotus. You may be more friendly after you get there after 3500 miles of no one to talk .... Yes, I expect you are right on that. But I would still prefer to meet them in a bar or cross by dinghy rather than raft together. His letter says he went along side to get anchoring information then anchored between them and a reef... The usual procedure would be to drift, slowly, close to another boat and shout "Where's a good place to anchor?" They reply, "Over there" or "Not over there, ROCKS!", or something like that. Then you go and anchor. I don't think I have ever seen boats in this area "raft up" as Larry talks about. Even in Phi Phi Bay, in the high season, when you can hardly find room to sling the pick, as the Aussies say, boats don't seem to raft together. Cheers, Bruce in Bangkok (bruceinbangkokatgmaildotcom) |
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A letter from Peter
Bruce in Bangkok wrote in
: I don't think I have ever seen boats in this area "raft up" as Larry talks about. Even in Phi Phi Bay, in the high season, when you can hardly find room to sling the pick, as the Aussies say, boats don't seem to raft together. Never raft up in open waters. We raft up in creeks, isolated from humanity. The only thing is the current, but the big anchors on the trawler are the main stoppers. There's no waves to overcome the fenders and break anything. It's great fun away from the city but close enough we can enjoy the company....and the FOOD! We love the food.... It's much better than the beach. If someone girls get naked, noone gets busted..... -- ----- Larry If a man goes way out into the woods all alone and says something, is it still wrong, even though no woman hears him? |
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A letter from Peter
Larry wrote in news:Xns9C18F00178738noonehomecom@
74.209.131.13: There's no waves to overcome the fenders Oh, the klan has also got some realistic-looking NO WAKE bouys to drop down and upstream from the raft to slow any boat traffic to a crawl so noone's bloody mary gets "unstable". Some of the crabbers have come to recognize the rafting group, also, having emptied their catch to us....cutting out the middle men, and saving them from all those silly transportation costs. They'd much rather get back to the dock with dollars than with crabs. See? FOOD! Gotta love it. The group has some serious cooking equipment available. -- ----- Larry "Yes, ma'am. We're sorry we kept you up all night. We'll anchor much farther away from now on if you'll just put that shotgun down, now. Thank you." (Whew, she was ****ed!) |
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