Just put the sails on the boat, cleaned up the winter scum and crud, hooked up the batteries and in another week or two it will be in the water. I booked way too many jobs, but the few days I have off are now set aside for sailing the waters of Chesapeake Bay's upper reaches, and possibly a cruise to lower Delaware Bay. Hasta La Vista Baby!

Gary

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Travlin' Easy

Right on, Gary...

Studio owner I work for has a 52' Catalina, we went out last week in the Gulf a couple of times. First time for me this year. What a blast. He's got a HUGE racing gennaker and that boat will make way in the lightest of breezes!

"All I need is a tall ship, and a Starbucks to sail her by!"

GARY....HAVE A BALL!! BTW WHATS THE NAME OF YOUR SAIL BOAT?

I dunno what the name is but I always thought he should just call it "travlin'easy".

Goodonya Gary. Just the opposite downunder with the onset of Autumn.
Jim

Have a safe trip, Gary...long may your big jib draw.

Ian

Yes Gary, Set sail with Captain Morgan or one of your famous Margaritas. I hope to drop mine in the water in a week or two.

I think Bob Lee is coming along great after his operation.

JIm

Gary I'm envious. After sailing for many years I no longer have a boat. It became my first Ocean City Condo. I'm now on my third one having doubled my money on the first two. Even so, I still miss the boat, especially on beautiful days. Have a great time out there!

Joe

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Joe Ayala

Way to go Gary...
Sailing is goooooood!

Thanks guys,

This is what she looks like in the water. And, the boat's name is Travlin' Easy. And, if any of you are in the neighborhood there's always room for one more, and the drinks are on me.

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Gary

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Travlin' Easy