Great Night for sailing....'round the horn!

Glad to hear all is well...batten down and turn 'er into the wind!

Jeff

Glad to hear you made it through round one and hope round two doesn't create no harm. Keep the bildge clear.


Scott

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Jake

Aaaaaaaaaargh ..... batten the hatches and spread the jibsheet or you'll tack to the lee and foul yer steering ......... aaaaaargh ............. what were thet aboot the poopdeck again? Aaaaaaaaaargh ............... where's me eye patch ......... what's this post doin' on me nautical thread ............... aaaaaaaargh .................

Well......it's sort of nauticle, it has....wind, water and things that float.... er right?

Jake

Works for me! And it's fun ... that's why we're here, right?

Hey Jake I remember being in one of those winds in The 60's in Morgan City.Kinda of blow my hair back.Like Jimmy Buffet says I had hair then.
Rod

Glad to hear from you, Jake. Thought of you when I was watching the Weather Channel last night. Good to hear all's well.

There is a web site called www.weatherunderground.com that gives a better picture than the weather channel site, click on projected path and look at the 3 of 5 paths that come my way. My co worker Linda has a 36ft. Hans Christen sail boat, (a girl and a sailboat who could ask for more?) (Look up Hans Christen on the net, best looking sailboat made MO) that road like a champ in the seas. She was explaining to me that she was surprised how many folks do not know how to tie lines to secure their boats, several larger boats were beat up bad during the night in the New Orleans Yacht Harbor.

Jake