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• Wednesday is PHOTO DAY!
  • Camped on the lower Columbia off a channel, this boat went by.
    • Geezer car camping site prior to arrival of the sailors.
      • Friend of mine in SC had a leak in his roof
    • Now THAT....
      • A rum-runner?
        • Commuter . . .
      • here's an old pic from Cuttyhunk of a nice commuter....
        • Those old commuter style boats are gorgeous!
          • I saw this one over at Buckle Island about two weeks a go
            • I had noticed the resemblance.
        • Excellent boat porn!!
    • That's a beauty!
    • Looks like a 30s vintage Monk
      • Heh. I was just happy to have a fine boat pic to show. Take that, Tom Young.
        • I'll get a grip on those red x's eventually.....
        • You did a good job with it too.
    • Speaking of the Dark Side....
      • I'll take one! LOVE IT!
      • I love fantail motor yachts
      • That looks like FREEDOM ? Cheers, John
      • I saw that Trumpy...
        • Or in Sag Harbor
      • That is the 85' Trumpy Enticer
  • Mile & Miles
    • Where in the SoC is this?
      • Its......
        • Do you ever go into Conception?
          • A LOT!
    • Denny and I did the same thing. We collected
      • Ahhhhh.....
  • A quick dip in Dominica
  • Anchorages thin out on the ocean side of Penobscot Bay.
    • With all the rock in Maine...
      • I've never buoyed yet. The bottom is ions deep in mud and a washdown is a MUST for Maine mud.
    • Is this the Burnt Island
      • These are part of Georges Islands off Port Clyde Max.
    • How many Burnt Islands are there in Maine?
      • You could be right, these islands are on the fringe
        • Yes I've anchored in the Allen Is cut as well
          • By the "Cut" Richard, is that Georges Harbor?
            • I guess so.
        • I've always considered the St. George peninsula to be the dividing line
      • So far, I've found eight.
        • There are two on North Haven alone
          • That makes 10 (and counting..)
  • 4th (and final) "episode" from our July Atlantic Crossing - Horta to Porto
    • Justin...
      • Fixed. Sorry about that.
        • Got it now, and ....
        • Nice--thanks for posting.
          • Waggoner Guide is good and low cost
            • PNW
              • I'll be satisfied with just getting the boat to Waukegon this summer,
                • Why not just have the boat trucked to PT?
                  • I can check, but it seems to me that the extra miles,
                    • I 'gree with Marsha, ferry would be tooo much all around.
                    • It will fit on the ferry, but I think
                    • If the truck comes over Snoqualmie Pass...
                      • The ferry costs about $100 for a truck big enough to haul Marsha's boat
                        • Well, I'll ask them & see what they say.
                      • Yeah, if they were coming up from I 84 Oregon P.T. would be ok.
            • Thanks--looks good.
          • Marsha...
            • Thank you so much for putting me in touch with him.
          • Recommend Friday Hbr
            • There don't seem to be summer slips available much of anywhere,
          • PNW Guidebooks
    • XX/Beirut ,Kool.
      • I enjoyed the XX too, good music for Vespas.
  • Mattituck, approaching the Federal anchorage
  • Squall over Provincetown
    • Looks like one of the town moorings.
      • Or Flyers' Moorings (just West of the Provincetown Marina's moorings)
        • How about Flyer's "launch"?
          • Provincetown
            • I missed the Portuguese bakery
              • Another image
                • Nice photos of P-town. Great stop full of interesting people(photo).
                  • It would be fun to watch that one go through a car wash
                  • Best Shot from Provincetown
            • Anchoring
              • Not sure if the Harbormaster would frown on that
                • Anchoring