On Wed, 10 Oct 2007 08:35:19 -0700, "Lew Hodgett"
wrote:

Somebody wrote:

And kerosene will be available in places where propane is
impossible to find.............

You have never tried to find kerosene in SoCal.

Yes, and while jet fuel may start out as kerosene, it has additives
that when burned, give me a headache. Stuff to kill microorganisms,
retard icing, stuff like that. Don't even think about it.

Casady

"Lew Hodgett" wrote in message
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Somebody wrote:

And kerosene will be available in places where propane is
impossible to find.............

You have never tried to find kerosene in SoCal.

Lew



Actually I have. I used to live in Long Beach, and spent four years living
aboard in Wilmington. I bought kerosene regularly at Home Depot, and other
places, to use in our cabin lamps.

"KLC Lewis" wrote:

Actually I have. I used to live in Long Beach, and spent four years
living
aboard in Wilmington. I bought kerosene regularly at Home Depot, and
other
places, to use in our cabin lamps.

Since you once lived here, SCAQMD has meaning to you.

They have insured that today, kerosene is a distant memery, even in
Wilmington.

But then the city is putting the squeeze on liveaboards, especially in
Wilmington.

Lew

"Lew Hodgett" wrote in message
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"KLC Lewis" wrote:

Actually I have. I used to live in Long Beach, and spent four years
living
aboard in Wilmington. I bought kerosene regularly at Home Depot, and
other
places, to use in our cabin lamps.

Since you once lived here, SCAQMD has meaning to you.

They have insured that today, kerosene is a distant memery, even in
Wilmington.

But then the city is putting the squeeze on liveaboards, especially in
Wilmington.

Lew



Figures. California's "government" had a lot to do with our decision to
leave. Guess they won't be satisfied until the "air" is as pure as when God
made it, eh?

"KLC Lewis" wrote:

Figures. California's "government" had a lot to do with our decision
to
leave. Guess they won't be satisfied until the "air" is as pure as
when God
made it, eh?

Actually, you may be able to buy a gallon of Kero at Home Depot, if
you are willing to pay about $15/gal for it.

Any of the VOC solvents are in that price range.

As far as the docks are concerned, the mayor wants move port
development for handling container ships, so the squeeze is on.

No more working on you boats, no more derelict boats, etc, etc.

Where are you these days?

Lew

"Alan Gomes" wrote:

Lew,

Where are you located? I'm in San Pedro (Holiday Harbor).

Been building in Long Beach

Check out:
http://LewsSailBoat.googlepages.com/home

Lew

"Lew Hodgett" wrote in message
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Actually, you may be able to buy a gallon of Kero at Home Depot, if
you are willing to pay about $15/gal for it.

Any of the VOC solvents are in that price range.

As far as the docks are concerned, the mayor wants move port
development for handling container ships, so the squeeze is on.

No more working on you boats, no more derelict boats, etc, etc.

Where are you these days?

Lew



About 30 miles from Green Bay, Wisconsin. Sailing season is dreadfully
short, winters abominably long, but other than that it's perfect. :-D

"KLC Lewis wrote:

About 30 miles from Green Bay, Wisconsin.

Does that put you in Racine?

Sailing season is dreadfully
short, winters abominably long, but other than that it's perfect.

Tell me about it, that's why I left.

Lew

"Lew Hodgett" wrote in message
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"KLC Lewis wrote:

About 30 miles from Green Bay, Wisconsin.

Does that put you in Racine?

No, I sail out of Marinette. Lots of great anchorages in the Bay called
Green.


Sailing season is dreadfully
short, winters abominably long, but other than that it's perfect.

Tell me about it, that's why I left.

Lew

"KLC Lewis" wrote

No, I sail out of Marinette. Lots of great anchorages in the Bay
called
Green.

As well as LutefiskG.

Am on the Yacht-L list with Jan Guthrie, who operates her yacht
brokerage out of Racine.

BTW, you might want to check out Yacht-L. I've been on it for years.
Things have been quite lately, but has a greaat bunch of members.

Lew