Looks like a bomb went off in my boat! :-)
 

Some progress photos from the cosmetic overhaul of my boat.

The teak is being done prior to the paint work so that maksing tape
doesn't need to be appplied to fresh paint.

http://tinyurl.com/mc2n9

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Some progress photos from the cosmetic overhaul of my boat.

The teak is being done prior to the paint work so that maksing tape
doesn't need to be appplied to fresh paint.

http://tinyurl.com/mc2n9









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wrote:
Some progress photos from the cosmetic overhaul of my boat.

The teak is being done prior to the paint work so that maksing tape
doesn't need to be appplied to fresh paint.

http://tinyurl.com/mc2n9


Sorry about the technical snafu. If I could still buy a decent
typewriter, I probably wouldn't even have a computer. It's obvious I
don't know how to use one. :-)

http://tinyurl.com/rxwmj

This should work, I hope.

Corected URL Looks like a bomb went off in my boat! :-)
 

Harry Krause wrote:
wrote:
wrote:
Some progress photos from the cosmetic overhaul of my boat.

The teak is being done prior to the paint work so that maksing tape
doesn't need to be appplied to fresh paint.

http://tinyurl.com/mc2n9


Sorry about the technical snafu. If I could still buy a decent
typewriter, I probably wouldn't even have a computer. It's obvious I
don't know how to use one. :-)

http://tinyurl.com/rxwmj

This should work, I hope.


Nope.

Crap.

It works for me, probably because there's a cookie on my computer that
gets me by the
password functinn. :-(

Looks like a bomb went off in my boat! :-)
 

Just a bunch of ads...Why do we have to be a member and log in to see
your stuff? I know..get an account with a local ISP (Seanet...) and put
up your own website. Easy, and you won't be assulting your viewers with
pop-ups and blogs from Eastman ("gezzus, digital cameras are killing
us!") Kodak.
JR

wrote:
Some progress photos from the cosmetic overhaul of my boat.

The teak is being done prior to the paint work so that maksing tape
doesn't need to be appplied to fresh paint.

http://tinyurl.com/mc2n9



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On 25 Mar 2006 08:46:23 -0800, wrote:


Harry Krause wrote:
wrote:
wrote:
Some progress photos from the cosmetic overhaul of my boat.

The teak is being done prior to the paint work so that maksing tape
doesn't need to be appplied to fresh paint.

http://tinyurl.com/mc2n9


Sorry about the technical snafu. If I could still buy a decent
typewriter, I probably wouldn't even have a computer. It's obvious I
don't know how to use one. :-)

http://tinyurl.com/rxwmj

This should work, I hope.


Nope.

Crap.

It works for me, probably because there's a cookie on my computer that
gets me by the
password functinn. :-(

You're right. Yahoo Photos always worked for me, 'cause I had the right
cookie. Put the pics over in abpso. It's very easy. Just resize them down
to something reasonable and post away!
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'Til next time,

John H

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wrote in message
ups.com...
Some progress photos from the cosmetic overhaul of my boat.

The teak is being done prior to the paint work so that maksing tape
doesn't need to be appplied to fresh paint.

http://tinyurl.com/mc2n9


Your article about the project in Nor'westing was a pleasure to read Chuck.

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JimH wrote:
wrote in message
ups.com...
Some progress photos from the cosmetic overhaul of my boat.

The teak is being done prior to the paint work so that maksing tape
doesn't need to be appplied to fresh paint.

http://tinyurl.com/mc2n9


Your article about the project in Nor'westing was a pleasure to read Chuck.

Thanks. Look for a start-to-finish series illustrating the experience
of going through a project of this magnitude.

I do need to come up with a better method for sharing photos with the
NG.

Looks like a bomb went off in my boat! :-)
 

wrote in message
oups.com...

JimH wrote:
wrote in message
ups.com...
Some progress photos from the cosmetic overhaul of my boat.

The teak is being done prior to the paint work so that maksing tape
doesn't need to be appplied to fresh paint.

http://tinyurl.com/mc2n9


Your article about the project in Nor'westing was a pleasure to read
Chuck.

Thanks. Look for a start-to-finish series illustrating the experience
of going through a project of this magnitude.

I do need to come up with a better method for sharing photos with the
NG.


Chuck, please consider using - alt.binaries.pictures.sports.ocean - if
your server has it.
Many here are using it for posting pictures there and it's a lot easier than
the web-based image services.

RCE

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On Sun, 26 Mar 2006 18:08:52 GMT, Shortwave Sportfishing
wrote:

Your article about the project in Nor'westing was a pleasure to read Chuck.

I'll second that - I'm just getting caught up on my reading.

Hmmmm. Publish an article on a redo of your boat?

Sounds like a job related eggspence to me...

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Wayne.B wrote:
On Sun, 26 Mar 2006 18:08:52 GMT, Shortwave Sportfishing
wrote:

Your article about the project in Nor'westing was a pleasure to read Chuck.

I'll second that - I'm just getting caught up on my reading.

Hmmmm. Publish an article on a redo of your boat?

Sounds like a job related eggspence to me...

A portion of my boating expenses are technically tax deductible. If I
take the boat somewhere to write a destinatin article, for instance, I
can deduct my expenses up to the amount that I earn writing that
article. However, my nemesis the AMT comes around and wipes out most of
my legitimate deductions, so the actual cash benefit to me is either
zero or very negligible. The original editor for the publication had a
contract that required him, as a condition of employment, to own and
maintain a powerboat at least 35-feet in length. Joila, instant
business expense- but I think you'd need a pair the size of grapefruit
to try that same tax stunt in this day and age. :-)