Dave Skolnick's Comments

Hey Sailor!  Left FB, needed a break.  Cool on Memorial day... u doing a delivery or a trip?

Thanks for the welcome, Dave! Always a pleasure to see you. Been out and about traversing the Keys but back in Port in Boot Key Harbor. Should be here throughout hurricane season. Hopefully I'll get over here to Seaknots more often now! Big Hugs!

hI Dave...you doin ok? Tell us where yo are and what you are up to.

Dave, Everyone getting together sounds great. I will try to collect some data from members in order to come up with a location in close proximity to as many members as possible. I am on the hard for another week, but should be back in by this Friday. Taking a short trip to Norfolk this weekend. Will keep in touch. Gaye

Thank you Dave for your comment on my painting...I put up the reference photo where you wrote.

dave---if you click on the bottom right of the video under the you tube logo... there comes a way that you are able to change the music--he has a few on this-----he played keyboards with with chuck berry------he is goooooooooooood.......have fun!!!!

Dave,

Is your boat a HR 40? What do you think of it?

My old Malo 34 was built in the same area as the HRs.

Dave, sorry we got interrupted before, during the chat. Internet is a bit spotty where we are...

Hey Dave,
No worries on the Paul/Peat switching.
Since "they're" always robbing Peter to pay Paul, in this economy, maybe not a bad thing.

Hey Dave, I been impressed with your weather forcasting. Do you use a variety of sources? ...or do you rely on a particular site?

Hi Dave, No, I've just been watching Sherry's posts on TTOL and plotting Rick's position from that. I understand he has left DR but don't have any position updates yet. I'll post his progress on TTOL when we get updates and use SeaKnots as the holder of my images. Delete Comment

Yea Dave, we called the knot a truckers hitch for years before I went to Louisiana and worked offshore where they called the knot the Cajun Come-Along.
Trucker's Hitch is fairly generic as there are many out there that most of them are knots that end up impossible to undo, or bind up.

Good point, Dave. The thing is that they actually use diesel jugs for water! I should correct the copy on the banner, though. Thanks for the feedback!

I see you're planning on doing a DELMARVA.
We do a DelMarVa every year for practice & training.
Last year it was deemed HELLmarva.
Got caught by a storm, blew 70+ knots. Bad night on the bay.
We do lots of MOB drills and even have a small race in the ocean.
We'll do our next Hellmarva in May, right after finals week.

Hey Dave-Welcome to SeaKnots! So glad you're here. What is your next destination?

Wow! My book on the shelf with many of my favorites! I am honored. Thank you.