Ray, it sounds like he's trying to document his days at sea in order to get a Merchant Mariner Credentials certificate, and in order to do so he need to document a certain amount of time at sea. Kevin, You responded succinctly; you could have sent me a PM, or texted. Merchant Marine you say. It wou...

I don’t understand what you are trying to achieve.

I also deleted your duplicate post.

As I sit in Tampa airport, waiting for a flight back to Philly, I’m enjoying your post.

A MAC PAC

Still jealous

TOTALLY OFF SUBJECT REPLY.

Jimmy,

I have always been jealous of you being able to store your Mac in your own garage (no apology for that. It is what it is), but how are you able to bring it in bow first? How do you bring her out?

vizwhiz wrote: ↑Sun Mar 09, 2025 7:56 am Definitely, gotta enjoy life while we can.

I'm going to post the boat on CL at a low cost, and some other places too. But if someone on here wants it, I'll let it go to them for free.

Don’t forget to list in our Classifieds section. You need to register separately, but it’s free.

Truly impressed.

I have talents, and I also know my limitations, you and Kevin both know your stuff. With your project, I would need to hire out. Good luck.

WinSome,
What is the name of the product?

All that shows up is the Amazon logo.

Win some, lose some.

Turn it into a cup holder, with its own (liquid of your choice) supply,

Jimmy,

Are you the guy who looks like he’s ready for arctic exploration, as opposed to the other chap in jeans, and a top?

Thanks Kurz.

I needed to research this to get a better understanding of the technique.

https://www.rya.org.uk/blog/med-mooring ... boat%20awa

With our Mac’s, doing this on a windy day will be frustrating.

I understand what David means. I’m not in the custom of quoting Forrest Gump, but “Stupid is what stupid does”. There are too many of those at the helm. I’ve seen too many. As to the platform itself, it’s too large for me, and the boarding ladder on the stern has always met my needs. The motor is al...

It seems the most common sense advise is “Stay In The Boat™. How appropriate that DECKEE just sent this. PREVENT FALLING OVERBOARD: DECKEE’S TOP TIPS The best way to stay safe on a boat is to avoid falling overboard at all costs. Retrieving someone from the water is a big challenge, especially for s...

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