Subject: More head trip (plumbing issues)
From: WaIIy

Well, sailors (as a whole) are more environmentally correct.

BS. There just cheaper. :-)

Or do you mean during the 25% of the time their not running their engine?


You can't dispute the fact,


More BS.

Just take a look at one of the big piles of trash many sailors leave on the out
islands in the Bahamas. Or all the sailboats there with no or by passed holding
tanks.

you can argue it, but the truth won't
change.

You'r truth? Or the one based in reality?

Capt. Bill

"LaBomba182" wrote in message
...
Just take a look at one of the big piles of trash many sailors leave on
the out
islands in the Bahamas. Or all the sailboats there with no or by passed
holding
tanks.

Wooops - did I miss something along the way? Are the Bahamas now
no-discharge zones? (They weren't on my only trip there, but that was a
couple of years ago...)

L8R

Skip (and Lydia)

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didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail
away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore.
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Subject: More head trip (plumbing issues)
From: "Skip Gundlach"

"LaBomba182" wrote in message
...
Just take a look at one of the big piles of trash many sailors leave on
the out
islands in the Bahamas. Or all the sailboats there with no or by passed
holding
tanks.

Wooops - did I miss something along the way? Are the Bahamas now
no-discharge zones? (They weren't on my only trip there, but that was a
couple of years ago...)

That's not the point according to some.

They are saying you should never discharge over board .
Unless of course you are offshore where the currents will carry it away to the
poop cleaning Fairy.

And I'm sorry I haven't replied to your Email. My friend who is interested in
the genset is out of town.

Capt. Bill