Scotty wrote....

Yup, when I mentioned to a dock neighbor that we sailed, he was amazed.

I bet.

RB

On Tue, 19 Aug 2003 21:49:35 -0400, "Scott Vernon"
wrote this crap:

Yup, when I mentioned to a dock neighbor that we sailed into the slip one
night, he was amazed.

He probably didn't know you ever left the dock.




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Well then, what would constitute an "absolutely necessary" situation?

Scotty

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
I would venture that not having
auxiliary power to get back in would make sailing "absolutely
necessary"

Not if you could be safely towed after using your handheld to advise the
marina
that you were coming in under sail.

Capt RB

Well then, what would constitute an "absolutely necessary" situation?

There isn't one. My club has no rules against sailing into a slip. But if yours
does then you should follow procedure. Radio in via handheld BEFORE sailing in.

RB

So does stupidity make it absolutely necessary in which case you are free to sail into the marina ALL the time

S.Simon


"John Cairns" wrote in message ...
Just got back from the marina, changed the battery charger over, paid the
next month's slip fees. While I was in the office, asked the girl for a copy
of the marina rules. It states that sailing in the marina is prohibited
except when "absolutely necessary". I would venture that not having
auxiliary power to get back in would make sailing "absolutely necessary".
John Cairns

Well, duhhh...

"Simple Simon" wrote in message
...
So does stupidity make it absolutely necessary in which case you are free
to sail into the marina ALL the time

S.Simon


"John Cairns" wrote in message
...
Just got back from the marina, changed the battery charger over, paid
the
next month's slip fees. While I was in the office, asked the girl for a
copy
of the marina rules. It states that sailing in the marina is prohibited
except when "absolutely necessary". I would venture that not having
auxiliary power to get back in would make sailing "absolutely
necessary".
John Cairns

Yes, and it's your call as skipper as to what is "absolutely necessary."
It's easier to ask forgiveness than to seek permission.

"John Cairns" wrote in message
...
Just got back from the marina, changed the battery charger over, paid the
next month's slip fees. While I was in the office, asked the girl for a
copy
of the marina rules. It states that sailing in the marina is prohibited
except when "absolutely necessary". I would venture that not having
auxiliary power to get back in would make sailing "absolutely necessary".
John Cairns

What a dumbass! My fiance is certainly female.

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Bwahahahahaha! Hunter? Bwahahahahaha!

RB