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FastOlson
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I count 6 storm developing in the North Pacific over the next 15 days. They will produce 4 m to 6 m plus waves out of the west all along...
Sunday at 12:53 PM
FastOlson
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I betcha I'm not the only poster here with multiple trips up n down the WA coast in the summer and fall, over the last several decades...
Sunday at 12:52 PM
FastOlson
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I always heard it as drunks and fools. :beer::biggrin:
Sunday at 12:46 PM
FastOlson
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Damned garden hose will tend to do that. My greater concern would be that the boat is in poor shape but these two are too inexperienced...
Sunday at 12:45 PM
FastOlson
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The OP didn't say how many stops if any. I would say without stopping for rest it is a bad idea. And it sounds like the boat is ill...
Sunday at 12:44 PM
FastOlson
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rgranger's post
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Darwin is alive and well :facepalm:
Sunday at 12:44 PM
jssailem
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Richard19068's post
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There is a saying that God watches over children and fools. I assume these people are not children but if they go as they are perhaps...
Sunday at 12:33 PM
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colemj
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Dyneema halyard for hauling storm jib?
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One difference with yours and the one in the picture is that the halyard is positioned on the mast for them. The OP is considering...
Sunday at 11:53 AM
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dlochner
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Composting heads
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For small recreational boats there is no company that "takes raw sewage." Marinas pump the raw sewage from the boat and deposit it into...
Sunday at 11:23 AM
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dlochner
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Pacific North West - November departure From Tillamook Bay to Mexico - Good or Bad idea?
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I always heard it as drunks and fools. :beer::biggrin:
Sunday at 11:19 AM
thinwater
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Composting heads
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Is the first part an article or AI (pretty sure it is AI summary, because it is an image paste, because of the style, and because of the...
Sunday at 11:18 AM
Richard19068
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Pacific North West - November departure From Tillamook Bay to Mexico - Good or Bad idea?
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There is a saying that God watches over children and fools. I assume these people are not children but if they go as they are perhaps...
Sunday at 11:09 AM
john6206
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Boat funk
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@Tally Ho Hmmm - that’s a possibility. There is never more than two inches or so of water in the bilge. If I leave it there for three...
Sunday at 10:05 AM
ToddL214
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Starboard Bulkhead Replacement
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The "door frame" as you call it is a piece of 2" by 2" vertical trim that has a slot the bulkhead slips into, (the slot faces...
Sunday at 9:55 AM
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colemj
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This is why I love fiberglass
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Paper mache for grownups! Once one gains experience with fiberglass, that type of repair is simple and quick. Making a repair mold is...
Sunday at 9:17 AM
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