69Shark, Happy Birthday
Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2009 12:27 am
Happy Birthday Scott,
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Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2009 4:47 am
Aye, so it be !!
Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2009 5:20 am
Happy Birthday Scott best wishes
Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2009 11:49 am
Shiver me timbers, another year older ship mate. Happy Birthday!
Alan
Alan
Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2009 12:09 pm
Happy B-day Captain!Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2009 12:28 pm
Thanks guys!
Now where is that geritol . . . . . .
LOL!!!
Hey, It is snowing here!
Dropped by the Everett Marina yesterday and yep! She's all froze over! WOW! TWO years in a row! I LOVE it!!!
Scott
Now where is that geritol . . . . . .
LOL!!!
Hey, It is snowing here!
Dropped by the Everett Marina yesterday and yep! She's all froze over! WOW! TWO years in a row! I LOVE it!!!
Scott
Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2009 3:40 pm
Happy birhday Scott and many more may the yearsand winds be fair to you.
Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2009 8:51 am
Happy B'day Scott.
Remember that time spent sailing is not deducted from a man's life.
Remember that time spent sailing is not deducted from a man's life.
Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2009 9:51 am
(To the tune of the landlubber version of Happy Birthday)
Happy birthday to you
Happy birthday to you
May you get to go sailing
Happy birthday to you!
Cheers!
Happy birthday to you
Happy birthday to you
May you get to go sailing
Happy birthday to you!
Cheers!
Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2009 10:12 am
Happy B-Day Scott
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 7:16 am
I'm BAAaaaak!
Thanks again everyone!
It was a good low key Birthday.
Alan ( AlanHod) came by and we blocked up the keel on Lady Jo.
Got it up and on jack stands ready to be dropped. We went inside to loosen the cap on the keel pin but it would not budge. So . . . . .
We soaked it in liquid wrench type product and will try again soon.
Alan and I then headed out to a warehouse of boat goodies and bought a couple of items.
Later that evening my wife, daughter, and one of my sons threw me a nice birthday party!
Monday and Tuesday I was completely off the internet doing honeydo's etc. Our dishwasher died. A new one to arrive tonight. Yeah, no more wrinkled hands! LOL!
Scott
Thanks again everyone!
It was a good low key Birthday.
Alan ( AlanHod) came by and we blocked up the keel on Lady Jo.
Got it up and on jack stands ready to be dropped. We went inside to loosen the cap on the keel pin but it would not budge. So . . . . .
We soaked it in liquid wrench type product and will try again soon.
Alan and I then headed out to a warehouse of boat goodies and bought a couple of items.
Later that evening my wife, daughter, and one of my sons threw me a nice birthday party!
Monday and Tuesday I was completely off the internet doing honeydo's etc. Our dishwasher died. A new one to arrive tonight. Yeah, no more wrinkled hands! LOL!
Scott
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2009 5:38 pm
I believe everyone is glad you enjoyed your day I know I am. Is Destiny still in the water and how bad did Everett freeze I hope not bad enough to do any damage.
Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2009 7:41 am
Yes, Destiny is in the water! She lives in the water all year round. Fortunately She is on A-Dock which is closest to the river that Alan comes down to get to Puget Sound. While the river is fresh water, it is very active along with the tidal currents. All this water movement keeps the area around Destiny pretty free of ice. It did freeze up a bit but nothing terrible.
We also keep her at 50 degrees inside during the winter to avoid any freeze issues witht the plumbing. We keep two boat heaters and two dehumidifiers running all the time in the winter. Along with opening all the doors and drawers. This seems to work very well for us! Only fear is lost AC power. IF we loose AC and we have not in the many years at the marina our plan is to simply move aboard and run the diesel furnace.
The furnace can keep her at 70 degrees easily in the cold weather.
I have pictures of the marina where it is frozen, I'll see if I can post them tonight.
Thanks again!!
Scott
We also keep her at 50 degrees inside during the winter to avoid any freeze issues witht the plumbing. We keep two boat heaters and two dehumidifiers running all the time in the winter. Along with opening all the doors and drawers. This seems to work very well for us! Only fear is lost AC power. IF we loose AC and we have not in the many years at the marina our plan is to simply move aboard and run the diesel furnace.
The furnace can keep her at 70 degrees easily in the cold weather.
I have pictures of the marina where it is frozen, I'll see if I can post them tonight.
Thanks again!!
Scott