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rhys May 21st 05 03:42 AM

On Wed, 18 May 2005 16:36:34 GMT, Red Cloud©
wrote:

On Wed, 18 May 2005 16:24:56 GMT, "Denis Marier"
wrote:

I do not know what is a French press. Is a Bodum coffee maker?


Yes, that is the type. Bodum is probably the biggest manufacturer of
french press coffee makers. The one I have at home is from Bodum, and
is made of pyrex glass. If you do a google search for "french press",
you will find lots of websites with instructions on how to use one
properly. The one I have on my boat is made of unbreakable lexan
plastic, and is not from Bodum. I bought it at a camping equipment
store.


I just took the boat's Bodum from the galley and into the knapsack as
we are going camping tomorrow...It makes delicious coffee, but
remember to use a coarse grind. Add a bit of cinnamon...mmm!

Mountain Equipment Co-op makes a hand-cranked coffee grinder that's
ultra light for metrosexual camping...but it's the right weight for a
J/30 G.

R.

Doug Dotson May 21st 05 04:10 AM


"rhys" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 18 May 2005 16:36:34 GMT, Red Cloud©
wrote:

On Wed, 18 May 2005 16:24:56 GMT, "Denis Marier"
wrote:

I do not know what is a French press. Is a Bodum coffee maker?


Yes, that is the type. Bodum is probably the biggest manufacturer of
french press coffee makers. The one I have at home is from Bodum, and
is made of pyrex glass. If you do a google search for "french press",
you will find lots of websites with instructions on how to use one
properly. The one I have on my boat is made of unbreakable lexan
plastic, and is not from Bodum. I bought it at a camping equipment
store.


I just took the boat's Bodum from the galley and into the knapsack as
we are going camping tomorrow...It makes delicious coffee, but
remember to use a coarse grind. Add a bit of cinnamon...mmm!


Yuk! Real men drink their coffee strong and black.

Mountain Equipment Co-op makes a hand-cranked coffee grinder that's
ultra light for metrosexual camping...but it's the right weight for a
J/30 G.


I'm afraid to ask what the hell is metrosexual camping? I that one that
doesn't
camp but dresses up like a camper?

R.




prodigal1 May 21st 05 12:24 PM

Doug Dotson wrote:

I'm afraid to ask what the hell is metrosexual camping? I that one that
doesn't
camp but dresses up like a camper?


kinda...think Fab 5 go camping...herbal-scented SPF30 combo
bug-repellant lotions...zuchinni fritatta's done in seasoned cast-iron
pans over hand-picked Colorado Blue Spruce deadfall cooking
fires...gallons of over-wooded California Chard's -cos it's cool to be
uncool- hours and hours and hours of that mind-numbing ****e the kids
call "dance music" playing from a solar-powered Bose audio system
tastefully concealed in the knot of a tree...y'know...really getting
back to nature

prodigal1 May 22nd 05 02:44 AM

Red Cloud® wrote:

Funny!

My wife and I went for a nice sail today.


I would like to have gone for a sail today, but I had to repair a
rudder. :-( I'm so done with the thing soaking up water and then
bursting through the skin in the winter, I'm thinking of having a copy
of the damn thing milled out of aluminum.

Our boat and our house are separated
by a 40 minute drive through farms, colonial villages and forests. We enjoy the
drive back and forth as part of the outing. Our back yard neighbor is a horse
farm. As I turned into our road, I saw a kid riding a horse into the woods. He
was TALKING ON A CELL PHONE!


jeezus what _did_ we do without those fscking things before?

rusty redcloud


Doug Dotson May 22nd 05 06:52 PM


"Red Cloud®" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 21 May 2005 07:24:37 -0400, prodigal1 wrote:

... As I turned into our road, I saw a kid riding a horse into the woods.
He
was TALKING ON A CELL PHONE!

rusty redcloud


And your point? I suspect he had a digital watch on as well. Perhaps
eyeglasses.




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