Cape Dory Haiku
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Cape Dory Haiku
To celebrate my late start this season I wrote some cheesy Cape Dory haikus.
Take a stab and add a few of your own!!!
I like Cape Dorys
Good old boats that get you home
But lots of brightwork.
Tiller, wheel, lock shaft?
Mid boom sheeting or end boom?
Varnish or Cetol, teak oil?
Running with the wind
Wing and wing is hard to do
It's in the steering
Diesel fuel, thinner,
Bottom paint and seacock grease,
Topside wax (on/off)
Take a stab and add a few of your own!!!
I like Cape Dorys
Good old boats that get you home
But lots of brightwork.
Tiller, wheel, lock shaft?
Mid boom sheeting or end boom?
Varnish or Cetol, teak oil?
Running with the wind
Wing and wing is hard to do
It's in the steering
Diesel fuel, thinner,
Bottom paint and seacock grease,
Topside wax (on/off)
- Carter Brey
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Re: Cape Dory Haiku
Excellent, Bill.
They taught us well at John Jay High School, didn't they?
Peg Montgomery!
She hated my Joyce paper,
But I love her still.
Carter Brey
Sabre 28 MkII "Delphine"
City Island, NY
They taught us well at John Jay High School, didn't they?
Peg Montgomery!
She hated my Joyce paper,
But I love her still.
Carter Brey
Sabre 28 MkII "Delphine"
City Island, NY
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I'm still refitting. Maybe this year, maybe next spring, we'll be in the water. "She" is the boat, of course, I'm still looking for a rich widow with a boat slip! :o)
As Freedom beckons
The boat is still high and dry
She waits for me there
As Freedom beckons
The boat is still high and dry
She waits for me there
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Eat When You're Hungry
Work When You're Broke
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Eat When You're Hungry
Work When You're Broke
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Member #1005
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Money and boats
Money disappears.
Into a black hole it goes.
Never to be seen.
Into a black hole it goes.
Never to be seen.
CDSOA Commodore - Member No. 725
"The more I expand the island of my knowledge, the more I expand the shoreline of my wonder"
Sir Isaac Newton
"The more I expand the island of my knowledge, the more I expand the shoreline of my wonder"
Sir Isaac Newton
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Creativity
Where else but this board
Would the members write haiku?
Sailors creating!
--Joe
Would the members write haiku?
Sailors creating!
--Joe
Former Commodore, CDSOA
Former Captain, Northeast Fleet
S/V Crème Brûlée, CD 25D, Hull # 80
"What a greate matter it is to saile a shyppe or goe to sea."
--Capt. John Smith, 1627
Former Captain, Northeast Fleet
S/V Crème Brûlée, CD 25D, Hull # 80
"What a greate matter it is to saile a shyppe or goe to sea."
--Capt. John Smith, 1627
Re: Money and boats
Best one yet.Carl Thunberg wrote:Money disappears.
Into a black hole it goes.
Never to be seen.
Russell
s/v (yet to be named) Tayana 42CC
s/v Lady Pauline Cape Dory 36 #117 (for sale)
s/v (yet to be named) Tayana 42CC
s/v Lady Pauline Cape Dory 36 #117 (for sale)
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launch day haiku
Yay! We launched today!
Wow, Mast is stepped already!
It was wicked hot
Bilge is nice and dry
Electronics all hooked up
Now to bend on sails
Wow, Mast is stepped already!
It was wicked hot
Bilge is nice and dry
Electronics all hooked up
Now to bend on sails
Melissa Abato
www.sailmahalo.com
www.sailmahalo.com
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Unlucky numerical haiku
One two three four five
six seven eight nine ten e-
leven twelve thirteen
John V.
six seven eight nine ten e-
leven twelve thirteen
John V.
Why Haiku?
Yikes this is too hard.
Don't like poems that don't rhyme.
Typhoon launch next week!
Don't like poems that don't rhyme.
Typhoon launch next week!
Ron Kallenberg
Old Orchard Beach, Maine
Sailing in Saco Bay, Maine
Old Orchard Beach, Maine
Sailing in Saco Bay, Maine
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This is fun!
Under cockpit sole.
It's a wonder I still fit.
Forgot my damn wrench.
It slides out of reach
to that final resting place
of wrenches, the bilge.
It's a wonder I still fit.
Forgot my damn wrench.
It slides out of reach
to that final resting place
of wrenches, the bilge.
CDSOA Commodore - Member No. 725
"The more I expand the island of my knowledge, the more I expand the shoreline of my wonder"
Sir Isaac Newton
"The more I expand the island of my knowledge, the more I expand the shoreline of my wonder"
Sir Isaac Newton