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Gracious!
yeah... thank you for saying so......its nuts when you think what she looked like two months ago..... this the second time I've used this team of guys... last one was back in 2004 when i did the same thing to my Jeanneau 'see Amo' album
Gracious!!!! Beautiful! Fine looking workmanship there!
Wow completely rebuilding the boat...I bet it will be beautiful
Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 2:01pm on September 19, 2009,
Terri said…
- Snake's ass in a wagon rut..lol...have to remember that one! Colder than a ditchdigger's ass in a well here! :-)
- At 10:21am on September 18, 2009,
Terri said…
- How's the interior coming?
- At 9:29am on September 18, 2009,
Terri said…
- Hey! Where are you now?? Sailing I hope! Terri
- At 10:03am on July 17, 2009,
Suky Cannon said… - awesome music & boat !
- At 3:16pm on July 15, 2009,
Ulla Gotfredsen said… - Why is beer time in""? Don't you mean it???
Profile Information
- Profile Type:
- Sailor
- Homeport:
- Road Town, Tortola
- About Me:
- Former Royal Marine Commando (15yrs), now a local businessman in the BVI...trying to work less and sail more.. currently own a CSY 44 Walkover and previously a Jeanneau 45'.
Sailed most of the Caribe.. Trans-Atlantic '03'.. The Med inc Gibraltar.. the Ionian.. British Coast.
- Current location:
- BVI
- Destinations visited:
- The American Continent, Northern Scandinavia, Med, Greece, Central Africa, 'Falkland Islands '82' Europe.. Caribbean.
Far East, Aussie, NZ and some of the Pacific islands are on the bucket list
- Looking to:
- Generally chat about boat projects, share ideas etc, meet a few people with common interests along the way and maybe make a couple of friends.
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I read that if a wave approaches the size of your beam, then you may be toppled. But I think that frequency and shape of the wave matter too. In canoe hulls they talk about primary and secondary stability. My Bayfield is 29' with 10'2" beam; most ...
rigoletto - wasn't he an opera character? :)
kiss Mark deeply. :)
these are sunrises and moonsets and sailing in the gulf --our last day , plus a few shots of ida's water level--lol...all mixed up - i have to rearrange them ...LOL
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