You ever hear tell of something called a New Haven Sharpie?

Captain Zombie of Woodstock wrote:
You ever hear tell of something called a New Haven Sharpie?


Yep...there were a couple of really old ones rotting in Milford for
years...long skinny sailboats with movable masts used in oystering.

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H the K wrote:
Captain Zombie of Woodstock wrote:
You ever hear tell of something called a New Haven Sharpie?


Yep...there were a couple of really old ones rotting in Milford for
years...long skinny sailboats with movable masts used in oystering.


WAFA does know how to "Google"!

H the K wrote:
Captain Zombie of Woodstock wrote:
You ever hear tell of something called a New Haven Sharpie?


Yep...there were a couple of really old ones rotting in Milford for
years...long skinny sailboats with movable masts used in oystering.


Yup, that is the exact same answer I got when I goggled it,

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D wrote:
H the K wrote:
Captain Zombie of Woodstock wrote:
You ever hear tell of something called a New Haven Sharpie?


Yep...there were a couple of really old ones rotting in Milford for
years...long skinny sailboats with movable masts used in oystering.


WAFA does know how to "Google"!

Hey, so do I, I found the exact same answer in Wikipedia.

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"Just Regigie" wrote in message
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D wrote:
H the K wrote:
Captain Zombie of Woodstock wrote:
You ever hear tell of something called a New Haven Sharpie?


Yep...there were a couple of really old ones rotting in Milford for
years...long skinny sailboats with movable masts used in oystering.


WAFA does know how to "Google"!

Hey, so do I, I found the exact same answer in Wikipedia.

--
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq.

This Newsgroup post is a natural product. The slight variations in
spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no
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I have seen pictures of those boats. Always admired the lines. Never knew
that was what they were called.