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  1. Ocean Girl
    Raindog, are you stopping by my boat this weekend? It's Tony's B-day and thought we could go for a night time sail to celebrate. Sorry I bailed on you again, my friend is a bit nervous about storms and I didn't want her first experience to be wet. She is game for next time.
    Erika
  2. Ocean Girl
    Where are you sending your sails to be worked on?
  3. Ocean Girl
    Purchased mine at Lowes for $99, it a fridgidare(spell??) "mini a/c" 5000BTU. Next time you are down you are welcome to come over and look at mine.
  4. Ocean Girl
    Thanks for the great sail, you have a beautiful boat. If you ever want crew again I'm in
    Erika
  5. Mule
    Hey
    RD, I notice that you are generously providing the brisket. As mentioned I am bringing my 22" wok with lid and insert grill, with heater. Makes warming up meat a breeze with steam, keeps its mositure. You are welcome to it when the tribe gathers. I am bringing some smoked pork butt and pintos. Looking foreward to meeting you.
  6. Ocean Girl
    Thanks for joining the Texas group
    Erika

    Are you gonna bring crabs like that to our first Texas group BBQ? hehe
  7. Ocean Girl
    Night sailing rocks BUT I'm afraid you have a healthy fear. Galveston bay is bad but I don't have the current knowledge. The first 100 miles out into the gulf has lots of rigs, crew boats, survey vessels, ships, etc etc. When ever I went out in the Gulf I don't linger I got as far from land as possible as fast as possible. The survey vessels are the worst, they are lit up like Chirstmas trees and drag a 2-3 mile cable with a strobe on the end while going in circles (I think, maybe figure eights). Not all rigs are lit either. I don't really relax till I'm a good 100 miles out.

    Its not foolish, but I do think it would be prudent to bring a chart to someone who goes out all the time, they could tell you where the bad spots in the bay are. I Have been away for eight years so I am going by my own experience so it is a little out dated. Take the chart to a dock party, everybody loves to share local knowledge.

    Hope this helps,
    Erika
  8. Ocean Girl
    I'm a bit rusty, and ,as any good sailor would, sound smarter than I really am So with that in mind I'll be gald to help.
  9. Ocean Girl
    Howdy Raindog
    That was a great link about How Sailboats work. Welcome to the forum

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    Rain Dog
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    Pensacola, FL
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    Computer Programmer
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