Ahoy Mateys

[Tinster]

Wendy and I caught a decent trailing wind and
sailed into Isla Margarita with no porblems.
On to Curacao where a sudden squall all but
sunk us. Today in Aruba. Beautiful sunny warm weather.

A crane rental will be required to lift me off the ship
upon our return to San Juan. Pretty good vittles buy too
fattening. I am eating like a pig.

We hope the weather is warm and balmy in the US.
(snicker)


PS. No LBCs spooted but did find a project bike, a
mid-60s BSA twin.

DandW

 

[Brooklands]

Sounds nice Dale. If you eat enough your boat won't need an anchor...

The Lehigh Valley is sunny and breezy with temps well above freezing now at 1:30 pm (okay, five degrees above freezing).

 

[sail]

We hope the weather is warm and balmy in the US.
(snicker)


-7% tonite with 7" fresh snow on boat cover.
enjoy.
get the BSA.

 

[kodanja]

or you could just use a LBC as your anchor!

 

[Guest]

Isla Margarita

Surely a made up name?

Otherwise I think I'm emigrating...

 

[Tomster]

Avast ya Poxy mutt. Belay that talk afor we swab the scuppers whit yer!
Whatr yer drivin at wit dat talk amongst the ranks , MUTINY ???
We'd Keelhaul ya or introduce you to Jack Ketch for less if we could get our paws on ya!

 

[2wrench]

Aye, Maty!! Shiver me timbers and come about for 'ya
spill another Margarita.

(Aside: Anybody know of a good Pirate Interpreter?
Especially one without an accent?)

(Aside to the aside: My son's Spanish teacher is an
immigrant from China. English? Second language.
Spainsh? Third).

Nice to hear from ya, Dale, and safe return.

 

[NickMorgan]

Dale,
You won't get any sympathy from us, especially me here struggling through this sleat and freezing weather.
Don't eat too much or you will have a real impact on your 0-60 times and increase your fuel consumption (and Amos's!).
The forum has been rather quiet over the last few days. I can't imagine why!
Nick

 

[TR4nut]

Isla Margarita - been there when I lived in Venezuela a few years ago (still part of it). An island with great potential, but Aruba/Bonaire/Curacao are a bit more fun I think.

Randy

 

[Brosky]

Anchor no more, Bill!! That car is a sweet street machine in Bayamon!!

And Dale, be careful or you won't be able to bend over the fenders to wax the hood!

 

[Banjo]

They'll have to roll ya down that big white ramp thing in San Juan harbor. Just make sure you're behind the bowling ball.