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Just stepped out onto the swim platform in the dark and damn near went in
the drink.
About a quarter-inch of frost and ice. *That* would have woke me up in a
hurry.

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Just stepped out onto the swim platform in the dark and damn near went in
the drink.
About a quarter-inch of frost and ice. *That* would have woke me up in a
hurry.

Eisboch



Ice??? I had my Sandpiper 565 sailboat out yesterday afternoon for a
great sail. Lots of wind and sun, although I have to admit it did get
cool as the sun lowered in the sky. Almost time to put the shorts &
short sleeved shirts away. Because my sailboat sits a bit high on it's
trailer I had to wade into the salt water to about groin height to help
line it up. It wasn't bad.
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Just stepped out onto the swim platform in the dark and damn near went in
the drink.
About a quarter-inch of frost and ice. *That* would have woke me up in a
hurry.

Eisboch


Natalie Wood fell off her boat in the middle of the night and drowned.
Warm water or cold water..........it is a dangerous thing when happening in
the middle of the night when no one is around.

I took a spill off our dock this summer. It is the second time in my
boating life that I fell in off the dock. DOH! Interestingly enough,
despite her neurological/muscle disorder in her legs my wife has never
fallen off the boat or the dock.


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Eisboch wrote:
Just stepped out onto the swim platform in the dark and damn near went in
the drink.
About a quarter-inch of frost and ice. *That* would have woke me up in a
hurry.

Eisboch


I've got to admit, the first thought coming to my mind is that you were
on the swim platform to 'take a leak'. Hmmm, let's see, posted at 6:13
AM... :^)

-Jim
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Boaterdude wrote in news:7iWYg.206$SP5.104
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I've got to admit, the first thought coming to my mind is that you were
on the swim platform to 'take a leak'. Hmmm, let's see, posted at 6:13
AM... :^)

-Jim


That's still legal unless that old lady in the ketch behind him sees
him....(c;



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