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sailign season is here
At last, temps in the 60s, wind, real wind out of the north. So,
tommorow, I sail my 28' sloop 36 miles west to get her bottom painted in prep for sailing southward. Everybody else is in school or working so I am taking the day off and going alone. I got an EPIRB, Hand held VHF, VHF, phone, etc. See y'all tomorrow night. |
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sailign season is here
"Frogwatch" wrote in message
... At last, temps in the 60s, wind, real wind out of the north. So, tommorow, I sail my 28' sloop 36 miles west to get her bottom painted in prep for sailing southward. Everybody else is in school or working so I am taking the day off and going alone. I got an EPIRB, Hand held VHF, VHF, phone, etc. See y'all tomorrow night. Stay safe... wear your lifejacket! -- Nom=de=Plume |
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sailign season is here
On Oct 18, 8:53�pm, "nom=de=plume" wrote:
"Frogwatch" wrote in message ... At last, temps in the 60s, wind, real wind out of the north. �So, tommorow, I sail my 28' sloop 36 miles west to get her bottom painted in prep for sailing southward. �Everybody else is in school or working so I am taking the day off and going alone. �I got an EPIRB, Hand held VHF, VHF, phone, etc. See y'all tomorrow night. Stay safe... wear your lifejacket! -- Nom=de=Plume Single handing is always a risk, don't forget your tether even if it doesn't look bouncy starting out... I am envious, I gotta work tomorrow, while your're having fun. Bah Humbug! Mike... ! |
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sailign season is here
"Mike" wrote in message
... On Oct 18, 8:53?pm, "nom=de=plume" wrote: "Frogwatch" wrote in message ... At last, temps in the 60s, wind, real wind out of the north. ?So, tommorow, I sail my 28' sloop 36 miles west to get her bottom painted in prep for sailing southward. ?Everybody else is in school or working so I am taking the day off and going alone. ?I got an EPIRB, Hand held VHF, VHF, phone, etc. See y'all tomorrow night. Stay safe... wear your lifejacket! -- Nom=de=Plume Single handing is always a risk, don't forget your tether even if it doesn't look bouncy starting out... I am envious, I gotta work tomorrow, while your're having fun. Bah Humbug! Mike... ! If you have a tether, then I guess you don't need a lifejacket. -- Nom=de=Plume |
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sailign season is here
On Oct 19, 2:03*am, "nom=de=plume" wrote:
"Mike" wrote in message ... On Oct 18, 8:53?pm, "nom=de=plume" wrote: "Frogwatch" wrote in message .... At last, temps in the 60s, wind, real wind out of the north. ?So, tommorow, I sail my 28' sloop 36 miles west to get her bottom painted in prep for sailing southward. ?Everybody else is in school or working so I am taking the day off and going alone. ?I got an EPIRB, Hand held VHF, VHF, phone, etc. See y'all tomorrow night. Stay safe... wear your lifejacket! -- Nom=de=Plume Single handing is always a risk, don't forget your tether even if it doesn't look bouncy starting out... I am envious, I gotta work tomorrow, while your're having fun. Bah Humbug! Mike... ! If you have a tether, then I guess you don't need a lifejacket. -- Nom=de=Plume Did not go. Got to the coast and tried to start the engine, nothing, even with compression relieved, she would barely turn over. Brought both batteries back to town, had em checked, both refused to charge. Replaced em, may try again tommorow if the tides are right. BTW, I am a safety fanatic. If someone is on my boat, they are wearing a life jacket unless they are below. I always wear a tether when alone or at night. Also have an EPIRB w GPS on my auto-inflate jacket and a strobe. |
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sailign season is here
On 10/19/09 11:36 AM, Frogwatch wrote:
On Oct 19, 2:03 am, wrote: wrote in message ... On Oct 18, 8:53?pm, wrote: wrote in message ... At last, temps in the 60s, wind, real wind out of the north. ?So, tommorow, I sail my 28' sloop 36 miles west to get her bottom painted in prep for sailing southward. ?Everybody else is in school or working so I am taking the day off and going alone. ?I got an EPIRB, Hand held VHF, VHF, phone, etc. See y'all tomorrow night. Stay safe... wear your lifejacket! -- Nom=de=Plume Single handing is always a risk, don't forget your tether even if it doesn't look bouncy starting out... I am envious, I gotta work tomorrow, while your're having fun. Bah Humbug! Mike... ! If you have a tether, then I guess you don't need a lifejacket. -- Nom=de=Plume Did not go. Got to the coast and tried to start the engine, nothing, even with compression relieved, she would barely turn over. Brought both batteries back to town, had em checked, both refused to charge. Replaced em, may try again tommorow if the tides are right. BTW, I am a safety fanatic. If someone is on my boat, they are wearing a life jacket unless they are below. I always wear a tether when alone or at night. Also have an EPIRB w GPS on my auto-inflate jacket and a strobe. You certainly seem to have your problems with boats, caves, campertops, et cetera. Don't take up golf...you'd be hit by lightning or eaten by a gator. |
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#7
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sailign season is here
On Oct 19, 11:42*am, H K wrote:
On 10/19/09 11:36 AM, Frogwatch wrote: On Oct 19, 2:03 am, *wrote: *wrote in message .... On Oct 18, 8:53?pm, *wrote: *wrote in message .... At last, temps in the 60s, wind, real wind out of the north. ?So, tommorow, I sail my 28' sloop 36 miles west to get her bottom painted in prep for sailing southward. ?Everybody else is in school or working so I am taking the day off and going alone. ?I got an EPIRB, Hand held VHF, VHF, phone, etc. See y'all tomorrow night. Stay safe... wear your lifejacket! -- Nom=de=Plume Single handing is always a risk, don't forget your tether even if it doesn't look bouncy starting out... I am envious, I gotta work tomorrow, while your're having fun. Bah Humbug! Mike... ! If you have a tether, then I guess you don't need a lifejacket. -- Nom=de=Plume Did not go. *Got to the coast and tried to start the engine, nothing, even with compression relieved, she would barely turn over. *Brought both batteries back to town, had em checked, both refused to charge. Replaced em, may try again tommorow if the tides are right. BTW, I am a safety fanatic. If someone is on my boat, they are wearing a life jacket unless they are below. *I always wear a tether when alone or at night. *Also have an EPIRB w GPS on my auto-inflate jacket and a strobe. You certainly seem to have your problems with boats, caves, campertops, et cetera. Don't take up golf...you'd be hit by lightning or eaten by a gator. Maybe it is because I actually do stuff Harry. I do agree though, I am convinced that if I ever golfed I'd get hit by lightning. |
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#8
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sailign season is here
On 10/19/09 12:32 PM, Frogwatch wrote:
On Oct 19, 11:42 am, H wrote: On 10/19/09 11:36 AM, Frogwatch wrote: On Oct 19, 2:03 am, wrote: wrote in message ... On Oct 18, 8:53?pm, wrote: wrote in message ... At last, temps in the 60s, wind, real wind out of the north. ?So, tommorow, I sail my 28' sloop 36 miles west to get her bottom painted in prep for sailing southward. ?Everybody else is in school or working so I am taking the day off and going alone. ?I got an EPIRB, Hand held VHF, VHF, phone, etc. See y'all tomorrow night. Stay safe... wear your lifejacket! -- Nom=de=Plume Single handing is always a risk, don't forget your tether even if it doesn't look bouncy starting out... I am envious, I gotta work tomorrow, while your're having fun. Bah Humbug! Mike... ! If you have a tether, then I guess you don't need a lifejacket. -- Nom=de=Plume Did not go. Got to the coast and tried to start the engine, nothing, even with compression relieved, she would barely turn over. Brought both batteries back to town, had em checked, both refused to charge. Replaced em, may try again tommorow if the tides are right. BTW, I am a safety fanatic. If someone is on my boat, they are wearing a life jacket unless they are below. I always wear a tether when alone or at night. Also have an EPIRB w GPS on my auto-inflate jacket and a strobe. You certainly seem to have your problems with boats, caves, campertops, et cetera. Don't take up golf...you'd be hit by lightning or eaten by a gator. Maybe it is because I actually do stuff Harry. I do agree though, I am convinced that if I ever golfed I'd get hit by lightning. I "do stuff," too, Froggy. I just don't seem to have all the problems you do with your "stuff." -- Conservatives are not necessarily stupid, but most stupid people are conservatives. - John Stuart Mill |
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#9
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sailign season is here
On Oct 19, 12:37*pm, H the K wrote:
On 10/19/09 12:32 PM, Frogwatch wrote: On Oct 19, 11:42 am, H *wrote: On 10/19/09 11:36 AM, Frogwatch wrote: On Oct 19, 2:03 am, * *wrote: * *wrote in message ... On Oct 18, 8:53?pm, * *wrote: * *wrote in message ... At last, temps in the 60s, wind, real wind out of the north. ?So, tommorow, I sail my 28' sloop 36 miles west to get her bottom painted in prep for sailing southward. ?Everybody else is in school or working so I am taking the day off and going alone. ?I got an EPIRB, Hand held VHF, VHF, phone, etc. See y'all tomorrow night. Stay safe... wear your lifejacket! -- Nom=de=Plume Single handing is always a risk, don't forget your tether even if it doesn't look bouncy starting out... I am envious, I gotta work tomorrow, while your're having fun. Bah Humbug! Mike... ! If you have a tether, then I guess you don't need a lifejacket. -- Nom=de=Plume Did not go. *Got to the coast and tried to start the engine, nothing, even with compression relieved, she would barely turn over. *Brought both batteries back to town, had em checked, both refused to charge. Replaced em, may try again tommorow if the tides are right. BTW, I am a safety fanatic. If someone is on my boat, they are wearing a life jacket unless they are below. *I always wear a tether when alone or at night. *Also have an EPIRB w GPS on my auto-inflate jacket and a strobe. You certainly seem to have your problems with boats, caves, campertops, et cetera. Don't take up golf...you'd be hit by lightning or eaten by a gator. Maybe it is because I actually do stuff Harry. *I do agree though, I am convinced that if I ever golfed I'd get hit by lightning. I "do stuff," too, Froggy. I just don't seem to have all the problems you do with your "stuff." -- Conservatives are not necessarily stupid, but most stupid people are conservatives. - John Stuart Mill Well, why do anything if nothing unusual happens? Many trips are so ho-hum I forget them. Don't you like to solve problems? If things always went well all the time I'd be bored to death. |
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#10
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sailign season is here
On 10/19/09 12:54 PM, Frogwatch wrote:
On Oct 19, 12:37 pm, H the wrote: On 10/19/09 12:32 PM, Frogwatch wrote: On Oct 19, 11:42 am, H wrote: On 10/19/09 11:36 AM, Frogwatch wrote: On Oct 19, 2:03 am, wrote: wrote in message ... On Oct 18, 8:53?pm, wrote: wrote in message ... At last, temps in the 60s, wind, real wind out of the north. ?So, tommorow, I sail my 28' sloop 36 miles west to get her bottom painted in prep for sailing southward. ?Everybody else is in school or working so I am taking the day off and going alone. ?I got an EPIRB, Hand held VHF, VHF, phone, etc. See y'all tomorrow night. Stay safe... wear your lifejacket! -- Nom=de=Plume Single handing is always a risk, don't forget your tether even if it doesn't look bouncy starting out... I am envious, I gotta work tomorrow, while your're having fun. Bah Humbug! Mike... ! If you have a tether, then I guess you don't need a lifejacket. -- Nom=de=Plume Did not go. Got to the coast and tried to start the engine, nothing, even with compression relieved, she would barely turn over. Brought both batteries back to town, had em checked, both refused to charge. Replaced em, may try again tommorow if the tides are right. BTW, I am a safety fanatic. If someone is on my boat, they are wearing a life jacket unless they are below. I always wear a tether when alone or at night. Also have an EPIRB w GPS on my auto-inflate jacket and a strobe. You certainly seem to have your problems with boats, caves, campertops, et cetera. Don't take up golf...you'd be hit by lightning or eaten by a gator. Maybe it is because I actually do stuff Harry. I do agree though, I am convinced that if I ever golfed I'd get hit by lightning. I "do stuff," too, Froggy. I just don't seem to have all the problems you do with your "stuff." -- Conservatives are not necessarily stupid, but most stupid people are conservatives. - John Stuart Mill Well, why do anything if nothing unusual happens? Many trips are so ho-hum I forget them. Don't you like to solve problems? If things always went well all the time I'd be bored to death. Indeed. I guess I'll give up checking the air pressure on my trailer tires, the status of grease in the bearings, loose bolts here and there, battery charging, oil changes, et cetera, so my boating can be as exciting as yours. -- Conservatives are not necessarily stupid, but most stupid people are conservatives. - John Stuart Mill |
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