Winterizing son of Yo Ho this weekend, or early next week.

I was hoping for another couple of days of warm weather before the
middle of November, but it doesn't look like it is going to happen.

Right now, it is in the low 40's, with an 18-knot northerly wind. Water
temp has dropped to the mid-50's.

Summer in Seattle weather, maybe, but not the sort of weather in which I
enjoy open boat boating.

Meanwhile, my retired friend who lives in Costa Rica sent me a couple of
ads for islands for sale right off the coast of Nicaragua. $350,000
American for a three acre island with a house with diesel generator,
globalstar sat phone, a caretaker house, a concrete pier, white sand
beach, and "owner financing."

I wonder how often the island is under water during storms? The house is
40' above sea level.

:} Be fun to raise the old Jolly Roger there.

"HK" wrote in message
...
Winterizing son of Yo Ho this weekend, or early next week.

I was hoping for another couple of days of warm weather before the middle
of November, but it doesn't look like it is going to happen.

Right now, it is in the low 40's, with an 18-knot northerly wind. Water
temp has dropped to the mid-50's.

Summer in Seattle weather, maybe, but not the sort of weather in which I
enjoy open boat boating.

Meanwhile, my retired friend who lives in Costa Rica sent me a couple of
ads for islands for sale right off the coast of Nicaragua. $350,000
American for a three acre island with a house with diesel generator,
globalstar sat phone, a caretaker house, a concrete pier, white sand
beach, and "owner financing."

I wonder how often the island is under water during storms? The house is
40' above sea level.

:} Be fun to raise the old Jolly Roger there.


Take your time wondering. Meanwhile, please forward the ad to me asap.

Eisboch

HK wrote:
Winterizing son of Yo Ho this weekend, or early next week.

I was hoping for another couple of days of warm weather before the
middle of November, but it doesn't look like it is going to happen.

Right now, it is in the low 40's, with an 18-knot northerly wind. Water
temp has dropped to the mid-50's.

Summer in Seattle weather, maybe, but not the sort of weather in which I
enjoy open boat boating.

Meanwhile, my retired friend who lives in Costa Rica sent me a couple of
ads for islands for sale right off the coast of Nicaragua. $350,000
American for a three acre island with a house with diesel generator,
globalstar sat phone, a caretaker house, a concrete pier, white sand
beach, and "owner financing."

I wonder how often the island is under water during storms? The house is
40' above sea level.

:} Be fun to raise the old Jolly Roger there.

It looks like you got about as much time on your engine as I did in the
in the last few weeks.

HK wrote:
Winterizing son of Yo Ho this weekend, or early next week.

How is the winterizing going for the 36' Zimmerman like Lobsta' boat?

JimH wrote:
"Reginald P. Smithers III" wrote in message
...
HK wrote:
Winterizing son of Yo Ho this weekend, or early next week.

I was hoping for another couple of days of warm weather before the middle
of November, but it doesn't look like it is going to happen.

Right now, it is in the low 40's, with an 18-knot northerly wind. Water
temp has dropped to the mid-50's.

Summer in Seattle weather, maybe, but not the sort of weather in which I
enjoy open boat boating.

Meanwhile, my retired friend who lives in Costa Rica sent me a couple of
ads for islands for sale right off the coast of Nicaragua. $350,000
American for a three acre island with a house with diesel generator,
globalstar sat phone, a caretaker house, a concrete pier, white sand
beach, and "owner financing."

I wonder how often the island is under water during storms? The house is
40' above sea level.

:} Be fun to raise the old Jolly Roger there.
It looks like you got about as much time on your engine as I did in the in
the last few weeks.






I thought you previously stated that all you did was stay at the dock on
your houseboat. Did you run the engine the whole time you were at the
dock?



It was not my houseboat. I did spend all the time on the dock. I did
not run my engine at all since Harry asked me how much time i will spend
on my boat, after I had the boat pulled. With the bad weather, I don't
think Harry had a chance to do any boating either.
..

Eisboch wrote:
"HK" wrote in message
...
Winterizing son of Yo Ho this weekend, or early next week.

I was hoping for another couple of days of warm weather before the middle
of November, but it doesn't look like it is going to happen.

Right now, it is in the low 40's, with an 18-knot northerly wind. Water
temp has dropped to the mid-50's.

Summer in Seattle weather, maybe, but not the sort of weather in which I
enjoy open boat boating.

Meanwhile, my retired friend who lives in Costa Rica sent me a couple of
ads for islands for sale right off the coast of Nicaragua. $350,000
American for a three acre island with a house with diesel generator,
globalstar sat phone, a caretaker house, a concrete pier, white sand
beach, and "owner financing."

I wonder how often the island is under water during storms? The house is
40' above sea level.

:} Be fun to raise the old Jolly Roger there.


Take your time wondering. Meanwhile, please forward the ad to me asap.

Eisboch



Here's a couple of the ads he sent me:

http://www.inmobiliaria24.com/clasif...ua-601-en.html

http://www.inmobiliaria24.com/clasif...ua-601-en.html


Couple of years ago my buddy bought a small coffee plantation on the
side of a mountain in Costa Rica. He's about 20 miles inland from a
coastal town.

Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote:
Winterizing son of Yo Ho this weekend, or early next week.

I was hoping for another couple of days of warm weather before the
middle of November, but it doesn't look like it is going to happen.

Right now, it is in the low 40's, with an 18-knot northerly wind.
Water temp has dropped to the mid-50's.

Summer in Seattle weather, maybe, but not the sort of weather in which
I enjoy open boat boating.

Meanwhile, my retired friend who lives in Costa Rica sent me a couple
of ads for islands for sale right off the coast of Nicaragua. $350,000
American for a three acre island with a house with diesel generator,
globalstar sat phone, a caretaker house, a concrete pier, white sand
beach, and "owner financing."

I wonder how often the island is under water during storms? The house
is 40' above sea level.

:} Be fun to raise the old Jolly Roger there.

It looks like you got about as much time on your engine as I did in the
in the last few weeks.





Dunno. I ended the season with about 30 hours on the new engine. I've
got to remove the electronics, cushions, batteries, docklines, et
cetera, and store them in the basement.

HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote:
Winterizing son of Yo Ho this weekend, or early next week.

I was hoping for another couple of days of warm weather before the
middle of November, but it doesn't look like it is going to happen.

Right now, it is in the low 40's, with an 18-knot northerly wind.
Water temp has dropped to the mid-50's.

Summer in Seattle weather, maybe, but not the sort of weather in
which I enjoy open boat boating.

Meanwhile, my retired friend who lives in Costa Rica sent me a couple
of ads for islands for sale right off the coast of Nicaragua.
$350,000 American for a three acre island with a house with diesel
generator, globalstar sat phone, a caretaker house, a concrete pier,
white sand beach, and "owner financing."

I wonder how often the island is under water during storms? The house
is 40' above sea level.

:} Be fun to raise the old Jolly Roger there.

It looks like you got about as much time on your engine as I did in
the in the last few weeks.





Dunno. I ended the season with about 30 hours on the new engine. I've
got to remove the electronics, cushions, batteries, docklines, et
cetera, and store them in the basement.

While it has been dry down here, you have had bad weather since they
pulled my boat. We could have used that tropical storm.

HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote:
Winterizing son of Yo Ho this weekend, or early next week.

I was hoping for another couple of days of warm weather before the
middle of November, but it doesn't look like it is going to happen.

Right now, it is in the low 40's, with an 18-knot northerly wind.
Water temp has dropped to the mid-50's.

Summer in Seattle weather, maybe, but not the sort of weather in
which I enjoy open boat boating.

Meanwhile, my retired friend who lives in Costa Rica sent me a couple
of ads for islands for sale right off the coast of Nicaragua.
$350,000 American for a three acre island with a house with diesel
generator, globalstar sat phone, a caretaker house, a concrete pier,
white sand beach, and "owner financing."

I wonder how often the island is under water during storms? The house
is 40' above sea level.

:} Be fun to raise the old Jolly Roger there.

It looks like you got about as much time on your engine as I did in
the in the last few weeks.





Dunno. I ended the season with about 30 hours on the new engine. I've
got to remove the electronics, cushions, batteries, docklines, et
cetera, and store them in the basement.

Are you taking the electronics out of the 36' Zimmerman like Lobsta'
boat too?

BAR wrote:
HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote:
Winterizing son of Yo Ho this weekend, or early next week.

I was hoping for another couple of days of warm weather before the
middle of November, but it doesn't look like it is going to happen.

Right now, it is in the low 40's, with an 18-knot northerly wind.
Water temp has dropped to the mid-50's.

Summer in Seattle weather, maybe, but not the sort of weather in
which I enjoy open boat boating.

Meanwhile, my retired friend who lives in Costa Rica sent me a
couple of ads for islands for sale right off the coast of Nicaragua.
$350,000 American for a three acre island with a house with diesel
generator, globalstar sat phone, a caretaker house, a concrete pier,
white sand beach, and "owner financing."

I wonder how often the island is under water during storms? The
house is 40' above sea level.

:} Be fun to raise the old Jolly Roger there.

It looks like you got about as much time on your engine as I did in
the in the last few weeks.





Dunno. I ended the season with about 30 hours on the new engine. I've
got to remove the electronics, cushions, batteries, docklines, et
cetera, and store them in the basement.

Are you taking the electronics out of the 36' Zimmerman like Lobsta'
boat too?



You don't really think I'm going to climb down in the septic tank to
play with you, do you? If you do, you're even dumber than I thought, and
believe this, I think you are among dumbest posters who visit here.

Have a nice day.