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Thread: Well...we took the BIG plunge...

  1. #11
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    Default RE: Well...we took the BIG plunge...

    Very nice boat Bill. Congrats.
    My uncle lives on his sail boat down in Kemah.
    I think at the Marina Del Sol.

  2. #12
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    Default RE: Well...we took the BIG plunge...

    You guys forgot the BEST PART, it has satellite !!!! Just kidding! Looks like someone is going to be having a ton of fun! I am going to send you a patch so you can yell ARGGGGGG AVAST YEEE MATIES and such at Halloween.

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    Default RE: Well...we took the BIG plunge...

    LOL, Erik. Yup, "follow me" satellite. As long as it isn't rolling too much, it works great.

    As for the pirate stuff... We belong to a worldwide sailing fraternaty. If anyone has seen the King William Fiesta parade in the past few years... We ARE the pirate ship float! ARRRGGGG!
    Bill

    215g FOWLR... and anemones, GSP, gorgonians... carp, that isn't FO!

    "I killed my first SW Fish in 1971..."

  4. #14
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    Default RE: Well...we took the BIG plunge...

    How you gonna keep water in your tanks on that thing? At least water changes will be quick and easy.

    I'm extremely jealous. A friends Dad had a 30' sail he used to let us float during summer vacations away from Highschool out on Lake Michigan as Yoots. After I moved away he bought a 42' wood sail... I never got a chance to see it.
    BANNED!

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    Default RE: Well...we took the BIG plunge...

    ooh, wooden boats, now we're talking. i helped a guy up in Seward alaska doing some work on an old wooden boat. it was actually the first boat to circumnavigate the earth, with a solo woman at the healm. it needed alot of work to be seaworthy again, but so worth it. a beutifull one piece oak mast, awesome woodwork on the interior, heavy brass portholes, a fine antique boat!
    abe
    60G cube, now planted amazon tank

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    Default RE: Well...we took the BIG plunge...

    Makes me want to rent Captian Ron!


  7. #17
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    We LOVE Captain Ron! I hope it's not quite THAT big a money pit.

    Wooden boats - I owned one MANY years ago... Never again. This one is FULL of wood - on the inside. But NONE on the outside:
    Bill

    215g FOWLR... and anemones, GSP, gorgonians... carp, that isn't FO!

    "I killed my first SW Fish in 1971..."

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