Texas/La coast CDs

[rtbates]

I know you guys in the CC area are relieved. Hope you all in the Gal to NO area fare OK.

Randy 25D Seraph #161

[Chrisd117]

Well, I did just fine with my CD25 at my marina in Galveston. We had 46 knots peak sustained, probably a 4 foot surge and one rogue wave of about six feet that picked up the hull of a trimaran which was then caught by the wind and stood on one hull for a couple of hours, then sunk.[/i]

[tartansailor]

Glad that your boat survived the storm.
Those CD 25s' are tough.
Dick

[jdhunter]

I'm thankful that I have a trailer for my Typhoon. After boarding up the house, I hitched the trailer and towed the boat to safety. Thankfully, we were spared a direct hit in the Galveston Bay area. All the major highways were at a standstill, so I took surface streets. I'm sure I was a site driving through downtown Houston streets with a Ty in tow.

JDHunter
S/V "Justin Time"
CD Ty 19

[winthrop fisher]

Hi...
i all was left my boats in the slips at legend point next door to water gate, i still have two slips together and one on dry land to work on the boats...
glad to hear ever one came out just fine....
winthrop

I'm thankful that I have a trailer for my Typhoon. After boarding up the house, I hitched the trailer and towed the boat to safety. Thankfully, we were spared a direct hit in the Galveston Bay area. All the major highways were at a standstill, so I took surface streets. I'm sure I was a site driving through downtown Houston streets with a Ty in tow.

JDHunter
S/V "Justin Time"
CD Ty 19

[rtbates]

Gald to hear you who responded got through Rita in good shape.

randy 25D Seraph #161