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Tyson Arnold
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I have to agree with Daren's list! I'd really suggest a visit to Oxford, we enjoyed it last year. Mears Yacht Haven was a great marina with really good facilities (kids loved the pool there). You'll have a nice little walk into town (maybe a mile ...
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On the side picture of Beverly you can notice protective rail/guard. Did you put this on yourself or was it factory installed ?
Nice sailing.
Denis s/y Hibernia
Good morning Gaye, just joined this group and read your post. And as luck would have it we're anchored along side you in Beverly, have fun and I'm sure we'll see you today.
Ty and Kathy with the half pint crew
Interested in sailing the Chesapeake Bay
On our 40 we mounted the TV on the wall through to the clothes locker in the front berth. I just paced a piece of plywood against the wall in side the locker and drilled into that, it held through last season and we're remounting the TV this weekend!
A place to exchange thoughts, ideas and discussions about the Beneteau/Oceanis 40 and 43 models.
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- At 10:03pm on June 21, 2009,
Gaye Slaughter Currier said…
- OMG, We couldn't get a wireless connection there so I am just reading my emails at home. St. Mary's was beautiful. We left after the noonday storm on Sat. and headed for Reedville, VA. Of course the second large storm caught us at Smith Lighthouse and pounded us. We left Reedville this morning and sailed back down to Deltaville in record time. 2 1/2 hours about 8-9 knots the entire way. The winds closer to Deltaville were 35knots. I dropped my sails tucked my tail between my legs and ran home:) Keep in touch. I was thinking to getting a nettle net. Do you like yours?
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They don't have any Hans Christian listed? D - ARRRGH- N !!
The ballast in the keel is indirectly incorporated into a boat's displacement value.
will do jacob....good luck out there
If you haven't run aground, you haven't "REALLY SAILED" Galveston Bay. I'm still getting used to the skinny water down here.
I ask "How can you sail in brown water, don't you want to see the bottom?"
They tell me "No, I'd rather not know what's on...
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