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Therapy · 12-09-2012, 15:16

Sorry, I sold my boat.

The Jon boat is open to the skeeters.

Agape39 · 12-09-2012, 15:52

Why don't you just sail that hunter so to Florida and quit cryin...

just sayin.....

Greatketch33 · 12-09-2012, 16:50

Ah, I just love the cold dark winters of Central New York; it gives me so much time to take the boat on the hard and spend many hours working on her rather than sailing her. What more can one want?

Brrrr heh .., GreatKetch

Cheechako · 12-09-2012, 16:59

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Originally Posted by Agape39

Why don't you just sail that hunter so to Florida and quit cryin...

just sayin.....

zeehag · 12-09-2012, 17:13

we are experiencing lovely tropical hurrycame formation weather---88-95F with 9,000 percent humididity, and daily lightning and thunder , sometimes bringing rain....ocean temp is 85-90F and rising, and we have a ts forming off the coast here. letter K..

sailing season begins in 2 months.

Canibul · 13-09-2012, 04:06

I didn't like living in New England, so I moved south.

Stop whining.

Here, one night in February, 2006, the temperature got down to 63 deg. F. for a few hours! We were amazed. Even had to wrap up in a light windbreaker to stroll the beach.

I don't recall ever doing that during a February night on Cape Cod.

sailorboy1 · 13-09-2012, 04:44

some of you people don't know how to have fun on a thread without making it some minor attack

**skipmac** · 13-09-2012, 14:25

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Originally Posted by Don Lucas

PS - except for skipmac as I don't think his boat is really ever going to see the ocean again!

That's right. Kick when when I'm out of town and not here to defend myself.

I've decided to wait another couple of months for global warming to raise the sea level to float me off so I don't have to pay to truck the boat back to the yard. Meanwhile I've got my Rocna anchor in place to keep from drifting away when the water rises and my assault rifle to defend the boat from the rioting mobs and a big stash of dried algae that I can eat while waiting for the end of civilization as we know it.

Khagan1227 · 13-09-2012, 14:44

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Originally Posted by skipmac

That's right. Kick when when I'm out of town and not here to defend myself.

I've decided to wait another couple of months for global warming to raise the sea level to float me off so I don't have to pay to truck the boat back to the yard. Meanwhile I've got my Rocna anchor in place to keep from drifting away when the water rises and my assault rifle to defend the boat from the rioting mobs and a big stash of dried algae that I can eat while waiting for the end of civilization as we know it.

Wouldn't dried krill be better? I hear it is the new best thing for good heart health.

**Pblais** · 13-09-2012, 14:52

Getting ready for a two week cruise in two weeks. Sailing in the Fall just started here. WE are good til early / mid November when ti gets too cold to Anchor out. We get "August" and it's too hot with no wind to sail much. It's the penalty here for good spring and fall sailing. I suppose August would be perfect in the NE. We'll only be 3 days from home so if the weather looks tropical stormish we can be home in time.

You sail when you can and make plans when you can't.

**skipmac** · 13-09-2012, 14:54

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Originally Posted by Khagan1227

Wouldn't dried krill be better? I hear it is the new best thing for good heart health.

Ummm. Dried krill. Bet that would go well with whale jerky.

sailorboy1 · 13-09-2012, 15:15

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Originally Posted by skipmac

Ummm. Dried krill. Bet that would go well with whale jerky.

and a dried beer!

rubyjean · 13-09-2012, 17:04

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Originally Posted by skipmac

That's right. Kick when when I'm out of town and not here to defend myself.

I've decided to wait another couple of months for global warming to raise the sea level to float me off so I don't have to pay to truck the boat back to the yard. Meanwhile I've got my Rocna anchor in place to keep from drifting away when the water rises and my assault rifle to defend the boat from the rioting mobs and a big stash of dried algae that I can eat while waiting for the end of civilization as we know it.

Skipmac, this forum would be boring without you..You make us chuckle..
Keep it up...Michael & Brenda..