come on, shen, you don't know what an anchor is. stay out of this discussion.
jeffies is tryin' to convince us that barges transiting LIS stop in the Sand
Hole for diesel fuel and the latest DVDs.

He didn't say it was
the ICW, he compared it to the ICW.

why?

And you realize, of course, that the ICW does go through Long Island Sound.

only if you consider LIS to be part of the Hudson River.


Cripes, here we go again with another one of Doodles definition rants.

Shen

Subject: The Sand Hole -- Oyster Bay
From: (JAXAshby)
Date: 08/11/2004 19:38 Pacific Standard Time
Message-id:

come on, shen, you don't know what an anchor is. stay out of this
discussion.
jeffies is tryin' to convince us that barges transiting LIS stop in the Sand
Hole for diesel fuel and the latest DVDs.


ROFL .... and here I thought you were tryin to enlighten everyone about where
the ICW is.
ROFL again ....doodles, you are the only one mentioning anything about barges
..... phew hitt'n the meds a wee tad hard, tonight, aren't we?

Shen

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says...


come on, shen, you don't know what an anchor is. stay out of this discussion.
jeffies is tryin' to convince us that barges transiting LIS stop in the Sand
Hole for diesel fuel and the latest DVDs.

He said nothing of the sort. You guys really have too much time on your hands.

Anyway, I didn't mean to start a flame war. The original point was to let
people know the place has shoaled at its two entrances.

The original point was to let
people know the place has shoaled at its two entrances.

really? it seemed, after a bit, the point was to get some more beer drinking
frat boys in your "special" anchorage.

If someone wanted a secure anchorage, they would go in Cold Spring Harbor, turn
right and go in Oyster bay to anchor to the east of the mooring field, or more
often in West Harbor. The northwest corner of Oyster Bay had a nifty lobster
shack.

In article ,
says...


The original point was to let
people know the place has shoaled at its two entrances.

really? it seemed, after a bit, the point was to get some more beer drinking
frat boys in your "special" anchorage.

If someone wanted a secure anchorage, they would go in Cold Spring Harbor,
turn
right and go in Oyster bay to anchor to the east of the mooring field, or more
often in West Harbor. The northwest corner of Oyster Bay had a nifty lobster
shack.

I hate that place.

The original point was to let
people know the place has shoaled at its two entrances.

really? it seemed, after a bit, the point was to get some more beer
drinking
frat boys in your "special" anchorage.

If someone wanted a secure anchorage, they would go in Cold Spring Harbor,
turn
right and go in Oyster bay to anchor to the east of the mooring field, or
more
often in West Harbor. The northwest corner of Oyster Bay had a nifty
lobster
shack.

I hate that place.

no beer drinking frat boys.

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says...

no beer drinking frat boys.

I have seen plenty of beer-drinkinmg frat boys in that area.