"HarryKrause" wrote in message ...
Capt. Neal® wrote:

"HarryKrause" wrote in message ...

Capt. Neal® wrote:


http://thebayguide.com/rec.boats/harry_krause.html

CN



Yep, that would be one of them.

As for your opinion of the boat, Kneel, consider that:

* the trailer it sits on is worth more than your clapped-out, smelly old sailbote...

* the boat is named after our favorite "ride" at WDW, Pirates of the Carib...


What's your sailbote's name, Kneel? "Stinky"


My sailboat is the envy of the Eastern seaboard.
I call her "Cut the Mustard." You may feast your
eyes on her and her many to-die-for attributes he

http://captneal.homestead.com/index.html

CN

I dunno, Kneel...you really live on that boat? It's not much bigger below decks than the average refrigerator box a homeless guy
might like.
The purple upholstery looks pretty slick, though, and I like your nav station. You've done some nice work on that boat.

Believe it or not, our Parker, which, by the way, is substantially larger than your sailbote, has a funky little galley with a
sink similar to yours, a double burner stovetop, running water, and a refrigerator/icemaker. I store plastic fishing gear boxes in
the refrigerator. There's also an electric flush toilet in the forward part of the cabin. Despite the amenities, though, it ain't
a cruising boat. It's for fishing.

Here's the nav station.

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y134/stillanon/nav.jpg


By the way, "John Jay" is a usenet troller who has at least 45 different "identities" he uses. We call him
"Smithers." He is one of the ranking pus-filled rectal fissures of the known universe. Caveat emptor.


Trolls, netKKKops and Usenet stalkers can't touch me. I'm immune because
I finally got a REAL newsserver who doesn't cow tow to all that harassment.

I was just kidding about your boat. Actually, it looks quite functional. I'm
sure it's a good all-weather boat. Ever think of installing twin outboards
for reliability and maneuverability?

CN