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Dean Abramson
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Wow

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Tom, that bottom one is a killer!

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Cathy Monaghan
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Photos - NY Harbor, East River and Oyster Bay, NY

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Bruce snapped this photo on July 3rd this year just moments before we sailed into a rain shower.


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That's the Hell Gate Bridge as seen while passing beneath the Triboro (now the RFK) Bridge on the East River.

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July 4th - Ray Garcia's CD27 Spirit sailing in The Cove.

Cathy
CD32 Realization, #3
Rahway, NJ
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Tom Keevil
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Post by Tom Keevil »

Dean, that sunrise was the reward for a cold, boring, almost windless overnight passage. We deserved it!
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Sea Hunt
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Post by Sea Hunt »

Hello Cathy and Bruce:

Bruce's photo of the Statute of Liberty is beautiful and poignant. It reminds me of a very special fax I once received. I had it framed.

Shortly after 11 September 2001 a friend faxed me a picture of the Statute of Liberty. The inscription below simply read:

"The most dangerous place in the world is between a mother and her children".

That phrase has always stayed with me. It is as true today as it has always been. It reminds me of what so many in this country have fought for over the years.

I know posts are supposed to be solely about CDs, sailboats, etc. So, in keeping with the spirit (if not the letter :( ) of the rules, I own a Cape Dory Typhoon Weekender (S/V Tadpole, Hull No. 1400). This weekend I am going to be looking at a 1982 Cape Dory 25D. Everyone keep your fingers and toes crossed. :D
Fair winds,

Robert

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Cathy Monaghan
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RE: The Statue

Post by Cathy Monaghan »

Hi SeaHunt,

Bruce snapped that photo this past July 3rd. It was the day before they re-opened the statue itself to visitors. [Since Sept. 11th, you could only go in the museum beneath the statue and "look up her skirt" through a glass barrier.] On July 4th visitors could go all the way to the crown. Though you can't tell from that photo, through binoculars you could see there was quite a crowd at the statue that day. I'd hate to have been in line on the 4th!

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Zeida
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Bandolera II in Biscayne Bay

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Although the scenery here is not as spectacular as up north, we do enjoy our boats.

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Late afternoon swim at No Name Harbor, Biscayne Bay, FL

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Dolphins follow as we return to our marina

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After a hard sail from Miami, we arrive at Plantation Key for the night

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View from our stern...light fading fast.
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A Few Older Pictures

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Perry Creek, ME 8/2006

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Sunrise Portland, ME 8/2006

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Sunset Isle Of Shoals ME/NH 8/2006
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Post by SwiftRanger »

Here is us on the Bahama Banks
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_4s-vpBAIEd0/S ... te+day.jpg

In a squall
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_4s-vpBAIEd0/S ... clouds.jpg

That's about all I can find for now

Cheers
-Patrick
Tom Keevil
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Swimming

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Zeida, you'll notice that I haven't posted any pictures of us swimming in the Pacific Northwest. There are definitely some advantages to Florida! We probably also get a lot more use of our wool hats, long underwear and fleece than you do.
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Dick Barthel
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Best thread ever?

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It is delightful to think that I will have this wonderful thread to savior over the long cold winter. And its still growing with new pics...great idea whose ever it was.

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Re: Best thread ever?

Post by Neil Gordon »

Dick Barthel wrote:It is delightful to think that I will have this wonderful thread to savior over the long cold winter.
Rest assured, Dick, that as winter sets in, pretty pictures will be replaced by:

wheel vs. tiller
lock vs. spin
slip vs. mooring
hard vs. soft
domestic vs. imported
drip vs. perked
alcohol vs. propane
tow vs. stow
Tow Boat US vs. Sea Tow
manual vs. electric
rope vs. chain
handheld vs. fixed
electronic vs. paper
knot vs. splice
varnish vs. Cetol

and more
Fair winds, Neil

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Michael Ellis
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Post by Michael Ellis »

Oh how did the summer go so fast. While listening to the NW rain fall on the roof as we commence with our long dreary winter, I dream of those days. Fortunately we have pictures to remind us they will come again. Here is our CD 330 Sweet Chance still in early morning slumber anchored in Manzanita Bay on Bainbridge Island with her Fuji 40 sailing companion Amazing Grace.

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Cathy Monaghan
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Changing sky...Northport, NY

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Bruce snapped this sunset sequence while we were anchored in Northport, NY this summer.

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Zeida
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Post by Zeida »

Cathy, what breathtaking photos of the sunset those three are. If nothing else, being at anchor, at peace, on your boat, witnessing such a sight can make even the worse things right and life worth living. Thanks for posting them.
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Post by Michael Ellis »

Out in the Northwest we tend to get better sun rises than we do sun sets. These were taken from Hunter Bay on Lopez Island from our CD 330 Sweet Chance.

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This one has a hill called Mount Baker in the background. Mt Baker is about 80 miles away.

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