On Sun, 30 Jan 2011 09:28:38 -0500, "MMC" wrote:

and supposed to get to 70. Think I'll do a little filling and sanding this
morning and take the family for a little river cruise this afternoon. Not
that I'd rub it in or anything.
There has got to be 60 holes in the cockpit of my old boat where gear was
moved around (mostly filled but poorly) and where I've removed small
fittings like jam cleats and strap eyes. I'm redoing the non skid so I think
my patches will hide better.

The temp (38F) isn't bad, but the three inch layer of snow on the ground makes
golfing impossible.

Checked the boat yesterday, and found the shrink wrap held up to the snow quite
well. Felt sorry for some of the folks who lost their boat covers due to the
weight of the wet snow we had.

Yeah, I could use some 70 degree weather.

On 1/30/11 10:24 AM, John H wrote:
On Sun, 30 Jan 2011 09:28:38 -0500, wrote:

and supposed to get to 70. Think I'll do a little filling and sanding this
morning and take the family for a little river cruise this afternoon. Not
that I'd rub it in or anything.
There has got to be 60 holes in the cockpit of my old boat where gear was
moved around (mostly filled but poorly) and where I've removed small
fittings like jam cleats and strap eyes. I'm redoing the non skid so I think
my patches will hide better.

The temp (38F) isn't bad, but the three inch layer of snow on the ground makes
golfing impossible.


Use orange whiffle balls, asshole. And see if you can catch a bit of
hypothermia while you're at it.