Retired Navy SEAL, Have CSY44 and an assortment of day sailors
Working as trainer for military wet submersibles.(boats that are full of water while you drive them like a submarine)
I have made marriage and failed relationships somewhat of a hobby for the past 30 years but today I am married to an ex Navy fighter pilot and avid sailor babe.
I spend 3-8 months a year traveling to various parts of the world.
I work in the Florida Keys when in the US but have home in Virginia Beach VA
I have been working on and around the water for over 30 years and I have had the great fortune to be able to travel the world visiting some of the best waterfront destinations on earth.
Since 1976 I have lived in Hawaii, San Diego, Virginia Beach VA, Florida Keys, Puerto Rico and Subic Bay Philippines. I was born in Montana and lived briefly in Tacoma Washington before joining the Navy. I have a 100 Ton USCG license and have taught most maritime subjects since retiring from the Navy in 2000.
Current location:
Florida Keys
Destinations visited:
The entire free world and some places that aren't free yet!
Favorite places to visit are Helsinki and Key West.
Favorite place to vacation is anyplace where the beer is cold and the locals aren't shooting at you.
I have sailed, fished and dived everywhere I have lived and all over the world.
Looking to:
Talk to sailors meet new friends get some good advice and help anyway I can for those seeking advice.
I especially enjoy meeting other sailors while on the road that I have first met online.
Hey Sailor! Hope you're having fun!!! Going sailing this morning...gonna be windy from the north...30kt gusts...will reef..maybe 2...and bringing extra undies.... just in case :-) Capt. Twizzled, sailor of shallow bays, spinner of small craft
Hey Sailor...Just checking in...u someplace fun? or busy being stealthy? Having fun with yer new ride? Have to drive about 20 miles to the nearest DMV to renew plates..what a pain in the arse..they closed the one nearest to me. Catch ya later...be good! Me
At 10:26pm on October 25, 2009, Jacob Wilson said…
We do have some 90+ degree temps in the summer months. There are always a few die hard nudies on Sauvie Island. Just sailed past one two weeks ago...setting up his volleyball net in 60 degrees. It was a real weenie shrinker of a day...too cold for me.
Would be mighty chilly in them ruby shoes today! might need an umbrella too! Was wondering what the hell is beisibol? Though it was one of those...thingys (need more coffee).... like being excorted into suspicious illegal bar oggling ladies...or sumthin..not fully awake i guess...was pronouning it ...bezzybal ... got it now...takes awhile in the morning....ahhhhh base - a - ball. rather watch paint dry...more exciting.. :-)
Just got back from market and was thinking..about your ear's...thinking geez must get alot of ear infections in your line of work. Then realized your ear's are covered with dry suit or is it wet suit. Guess it wouldn't be a place you'd want to be after a nite of bad Mexican food.. :-)
Newbie thought's on...... cause it rotates north to east...counterclockwise....lol, dunno..that's my answer and i'm sticking with it.. till someone else responds. Just glad it ain't snow! That'll be next month
Stanley Kaczenski Sunday morning, Rained Cats/ Dogs last night, sunny now. Weather has been shitty, some rain every day. Plugging away getting ready for fun