I'm on the west coast, but if I were local....Keep your chin up. There is likely someone local who can help. Are you new to sailing? Some idea of your skills may help. There are a lot of skilled and helpful folks on this forum.
Keep your chin up. There is likely someone local who can help. Are you new to sailing? Some idea of your skills may help.
I'm on the west coast, but if I were local....
Ken
It looks like he responded to his post regarding replacing his lines. He may not be trolling after all.I"ve reported and asked SBO to ban this guy from any future posting's MaineSail!
Sounds kind of harsh. If you don't like a members posts, don't look at them.I"ve reported and asked SBO to ban this guy from any future posting's MaineSail!
I don't know about that but who, ever calls his vessel a "HE!"mmm Not me mine is a "SHE" unless he doesn't know how to spell. I've always seen woman mounted on the bow's, and not men... lolIt looks like he responded to his post regarding replacing his lines. He may not be trolling after all.
In Spanish, 'sailboat' is a masculine noun. Do you even understand that concept? By the way, is it not OK for a person whose native tongue is Spanish to attempt to communicate in English? Or is that now a problem with angry old men, too?I don't know about that but who, ever calls his vessel a "HE!"mmm Not me mine is a "SHE" unless he doesn't know how to spell. I've always seen woman mounted on the bow's, and not men... lol