Favorite Oday Picture
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This finger dock was under water 2 and a half feet. Can't find the picture. Storm last June 2016. My title for this would of been "go ahead and jump off". It is like 7 foot jump with nothing to grab on to at the bottom. Storms don't play, be careful everywhere. Storms will hurt you for real, even at dock. I will try again to find the picture. Blind Pass Mariana. 
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That boat looks familiar... where you at ? I got fixed keel 6 foot draft. I'm at Blind Pass Marina St Pete Beach. I need to go to Burnt Store Marina Port Charlotte, waiting for north wind. Maybe, depending on mom's health, she lives behind that marina. Yes she is bad sick. I can't do against a south wind, but don't know if I real need to go yet, up in the air I guess. Nice pictures this post. Wish I had some of my own to post. Don't mind me, just yapping a bit to pass time.
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I think not, because it doesn't have the lines of an O'Day which kind of all looked similiar line/curve wise...so to the windows.
Pat
Pat
Great photos! I have no idea how to post a picture on this site.....where do I find the instructions? Patrick
Pat, while you are writing a post, there should be 3 "buttons" at the lower right of the typing window. The middle one is labeled "Upload a file". Click on that, then click "choose file" on the next screen. You can browse your hard drive for the file to upload. The types of accepted files are listed by extension on that "choose file" screen. Once the file is uploaded, you will be asked whether to publish it as a "thumbnail" (as in post #287), or as "full size" (or maybe "full image"), as in post #278 on the previous page.
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We bought our 1979 O'Day 23 last year from what can only be described as a master craftsman. He and his son spent a great deal of time refurbishing and improving her. Everything from custom woodwork to new sails and new standing rigging. She has pressure water at the sink instead of pump, new water tank, solar and engine battery charging, all lighting replaced with LED, autopilot, and well... she just looks and functions better than new. Couldn't be happier. Brought her up from Buzzards bay, through the Cape Cod canal and up into Boston. Sailed fantastic, took some heavy 4 foot chop very stoutly, and rode the 10 foot swells of the outer harbor in style. Broke the voyage up over three days, enjoying the best of the ports of New Bedford, Marshfield and into the home port in Salem MA. These are pictures from just before that trip.
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Nice sail upwind Saturday night with my wife and favorite sailing partner.
12 degrees outside right now (6:30 p.m.) on Monday...Jan 15....what would help me is a detailed discussion on how to post pictures....sorry I have a ton of pictures....forgive my ignorance. Patrick in Wichita
Hi Pat,
Not sure what type of computer you are using, but:
iPad or other IOS device: click on the Upload a file button below your post...then click on the Chose File button....then select either your photo library, take a photo, or browse to another location (One Drive for example). Select your photo,and wait for it to download. May take a while,depending on the size. Once it is done, you can select to either insert a thumbnail or the full image. I prefer thumbnails because they load faster. I also appreciate it when other posters use thumbnails....for the same reason.
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If using Windows PC: same as above, except you just browse to the location of the photo you want to upload.
There are limits on the file size...3000*3000 pixels.
For videos, I prefer to upload them to YouTube, and then just paste a link in my post.
Any other questions?
Greg
Airing out the cruising spinnaker on a calm day in Charleston Harbor, April 13, 2018.
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