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At 11:50pm on July 6, 2011, Ladye said…

Hi there ... I haven't been on seaknots in a long time.  are you still in watergate?  Maybe we can meet sometime?

I'm usually down on wknds.  Hope to see you - I'm on 21.

 

At 2:13pm on July 25, 2010, ahmet haluk onal said…
thank you very much for your kindness! thanks ...
At 2:30am on June 15, 2010, h said…
Erica,

Are you affected by the oil spil?

Like oil outside your boat? Or more like it is miles away from where you are?

H
At 10:07pm on March 31, 2010, RAY BACHLE said…
The sailing season is year round if you want my input but most people want the sun shining before they go out. I'm trying to get all the kids out of the house and go live on the boat ......... would make me sooooooooo happy :)

talk to ya soon
At 7:07pm on March 29, 2010, Steve Knight said…
The holding tank fairie has arrived...

At 3:24pm on March 29, 2010, RAY BACHLE said…
OMG grounded in your slip.......... Thats just wrong
We have a 31Spencer. I am working on getting some things fixed on it before the little woman will go out sailing with me. Winter has been a bit on the warm side this year. Will get back to you soon gotta go see my my little grandson right now. Have an amazing evening and keep smiling :)
At 12:16pm on March 21, 2010, John Stowell said…
Thanks for accepting me as a friend.
At least you are tied up to a dock, .... I hope!
I also hope your boat hasn't been damaged by grounding.
Which makes me worry a bit about how my boat is fairing at Legend Point.
I'm bouncing around in a ship that's being tossed about like a cork in a demented food blender.
Still, this means a "relaxing" day for most on board, as we can't work in these seas.
Hope you make a complete recovery soon. Let's hope for some decent weather too.
At 8:08pm on March 13, 2010, Jay said…
many thanks for you thoughts.....jay
At 5:15pm on March 9, 2010, Susie Reynolds said…
Hi there Erica, love the name of your boat. Many thanks for your help and advice on the Decks. Charles and I fly over to the UK at the end of April/May to see "Freedom" and check her out. There has been a lot of work done to her, decks refurbished completely, rudder dropped and resleeved, topsides redone, electrics and fridge gear restored, engine overhauled, windlass (this had to go up to Scotland to an engineer who was the only chap in the UK who serviced our particular one...!!) etc etc the list grew quite a bit!! so there will be quite a bit of sea trialling to do. The whole thing is very exciting for us, so will be able to add to our story in the not too distant future.

Are you sailing at the moment, or with winter at your end of the globe, are you laid up? Anyway, thanks again, and check you later. Cheers for now. Susie.
At 10:19am on December 23, 2009, Stede said…
Hi Ocean Girl. It's taken me awhile to get here from Sailnet, but yet I've arrived.I like your page, and your enthusiasm.I look forward to talking with you. Stede
At 11:04pm on July 26, 2009, Suky Cannon said…
whatever your heart desires ~!~! when is that birthday rollin around ~!*~!* ?????
At 4:45pm on July 26, 2009, Jay said…
Erika,

Good to hear you are almost recovered.

I am on my boat till Monday Noon I would be pleased to show you our marina.
We will start the repair of the marina 8/1, so you could see the before and the after. We have 212 slips and if you count me living hear Thursday thu Monday noon we have 30 to 35 live-a-boards.

Sometimes when it's convenient I would like to see your Cape Dory.

Jason came to my boat this Saturday and fitted the Radar mast. I can pick it up Thursday and complete the installation, Hopefully, next week-end.

Take care.....Jay
At 9:03am on July 26, 2009, Suky Cannon said…
Did holding tank fairy show up ?
At 10:50pm on July 23, 2009, Jay said…
Erika,
How are you doing? (recovering ???)
At 9:01pm on July 23, 2009, h said…
Hi Erika,

Good luck in your dinghy repair.

Are you using Epoxy Resin or the Polyesther or Vinylesther Resin? Epoxy is more expensive, but will stick to the other two. Where it may not be the case when the original is Poly and you want to repair using Vinyl (or vise versa, I can not remember which way).

h
At 8:08am on July 23, 2009, john rankin said…
Not one of my own. I use my fathers 41' morgan a lot.
At 7:09pm on July 17, 2009, Suky Cannon said…
Hi Erika.. thinking of you and glad to hear thru the grapevine////well wall, that you are doing well. !
At 10:37pm on July 12, 2009, h said…
Erika,

What material is the row boat? Timber or plastic like the Zodiac?

Yes, post it in Zen, then everyone can contribute to solve the problem.

h
At 2:12pm on July 12, 2009, Kent Wheeler said…
Hi Ocean Girl,Thanks yes this is my Yara a live aboard for almost 2 years now. A Tancook whaler design, I've really been enjoying restoring and fixing her up. I'm still experimenting with my electric orange sailing canoe, the mast wasn't strong enough so am working on a larger one also a spinnaker sock but not sure how carried away I want to go with it. Well I want to get totally carried away with it but then I think it will be so loaded down and might not be able to handle the stress. I had a fire in the canoe on the 4th, cooked up a dozen oysters. there's more pics of Yara at wheelerfolk.org I like your pictures also, that's very kind of you to share your vessel with winged ones~smiles~ Kent
At 1:20am on July 12, 2009, Jay said…
I am glad to here you are progressing well ....and that you are making headway on your boat projects....still waiting on my radar mast...should be here Monday or Tuesday....had a birthday party for Tommy tonight....9 guitars 2 mandolins and me on the rubboard....played every song that truck driver knew and then some.....holler if I can help with any of your boat projects...I'm at a stand still on my boat projects....Jay

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