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Riverbed
RO# 19680
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 Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 10:15:34
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Another rainy weekend in Paradise...
I was at least going to take the kayak out to ride the surf but Tropical Storm BS or whatever it's called has turned out to be a non-event. Can't dive 'cause rain run-off has made the water too murkey. Can't mow the lawn - and why would I want to on a weekend anyway? Starting a thread on becoming grumpy old men has already been done. I'm all dressed up like the freekin' Gorton's Fisherman on the front of the frozen fish stick box - and I've got nowhere to go. What are you doing on the water this weekend? Please post some photos if you have 'em because it's as close as we're going to get to boating in the Northeast.
Thank you for your support!
Steve
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Homeport: Saco/Old Orchard Beach, Maine
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carver 2557
RO# 11591
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 10:21:45
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I'm going to the boat today to drink Rum(in the rain)...Canuks are all season boaters...We have 2 seasons up here...The Rainy season and Winter...
PS:...You need a new pair of jeans Steve...and why is there NO beer on the table?...
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Homeport: Johnstown Ontario
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HOGAN
RO# 3813
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 Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 10:22:23
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Sitting on the boat, surfing the net
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Hogan
1999 Trojan 440 Express
2005 Scout 175 Sportfish
Achilles LEX 96
How's that "change" working out for you???
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Homeport: PennyBridge Marina, Stony Point, NY
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rommer
RO# 12280
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 10:39:37
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Things could be worse Steve...
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Homeport: Win/Haverstraw Marina, Sum/Patsy's Bay Marina
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In the know
RO# 20824
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 10:56:41
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Sitting on boat right now contemplating going out and tossing a line or two. Raing but wind is non existant and the bay looks like a mill pond.
My other option is to go home and do some actual work.
Okay that noise you heard was the port engine firing.
Have a good day all
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Homeport: The Ocean State
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aholst1
RO# 20936
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 11:19:20
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Since my 17 yr old is having a girl over, the admiral is out for the day and it is overcast with scattered showers, I guess I pretend to be a marina owner and play youda marina...
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Homeport: International Harbor Company, Friendsville, TN
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KnottyBuoyz
RO# 20406
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 11:19:38
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<rant>Cleanin' the frikkin' basement</rant>
*grumble grumble grumble*
Listenin' to Frank Zappa though! :-)
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Yours Aye!
Rick
"If it breaks, make it stronger." If it's not broke, try harder!" Author unknown. |
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Homeport: Iroquois, ON
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Capt. Bill1
RO# 2017
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 11:26:18
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Putting out fires while working on this refit.
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The two most common elements on Earth are oxygen and stupidity.
Creationism is to science what storks are to obstetrics.
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Homeport: Sarasota/Ft. Lauderdale/ Palmas del Mar PR
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Riverbed
RO# 19680
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 11:54:59
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Wayne - turned in the emptys so I could upgrade my wardrobe (ref: new jeans I'm wearing in the photos) as I AM the poster child for fine fashion. Bill - following the refurbish link - looks fantastic! Knotty - could be worse, grumbling in your own Private Idaho - got dental floss? Love Zappa! ITK - head north and get a pizza and fine red wine at Alfornos! Aholst1 - my heart goes out to you. Rommer - you're my idol.
And HOGAN - took your sage advice and moved into the boat, put on the CD of ambient boating sounds and have it cranked up way loud.
Anyone else?
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Homeport: Saco/Old Orchard Beach, Maine
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PascalG
RO# 12212
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 12:24:47
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watching the rain fall in Edgartown, Martha's vineyard
and going over some of the stuff we cooked this week to improve our recipes and presentation!
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Pascal
1970 Hatteras 53 MY
12' Westphal Catboat
16' Hobie Cat
2007 Sandbarhopper 13
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Homeport: Miami, FL
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Billylll
RO# 24494
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 12:59:04
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My wife and I have been down since Thursday. Pretty boring right now. I installed a new toy my Ericsson W35 (phone line/modem/4 port switch/WiFi). I'm surfing on the web with it right now. I intend to go out later today when the tide comes up. It's on off light rain here in South Jersey now yesterday it was heavy rain and winds topped at 35 mph. I'm ready for my 3rd cup of Keurig coffee.
Bill
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WirelessOne,
40 Mainship
Sedan Bridge
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Homeport: Tuckerton, N.J.
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pdecat
RO# 842
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 13:04:20
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trying to find how the water gets under the deck of the leader cat. Heavy rain yesterday proved that the new O rings didn't fix it.
No more O rings today, bearing shop closed too bad, it looks like another rain test could happen today.
Making plans for the up coming Colorado drive about.
Think I should wander over to Pascals to assist with the food improvements. I have been known to eat a meal with the occasional errant asparagus not lined up exactly parallel so I'm sure I could help.
I think Pascal's candle setting could use some assistance from the team here though. Perhaps Charlie could weld up a fixture to set that candle upright. BillD could, no doubt, supply some better sausages.
I believe we even have a rutabaga specialist around here someplace; he could really impress them yachty types with his dramatic presentation of that exotic vegetable.
Yup all in all Pascal should be looking to his BE friends, experts all, for their guidance in these important matters.
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Bruce
legal disclaimer;
posts are amateur opinion only and should not be relied on as reasonable, safe, proper or in any way recommended.
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Homeport: Gulf Coast FL
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bobh
RO# 13842
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 13:40:16
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Checking the weather...going to ride the harley today. Waiting for new engine to be delivered and installed on the boat :(
No boating for a couple of weeks now. I'm getting my fix through all of you.
By the way...you are one lucky dog to have the boat docked out back!!!
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Homeport: Delran, NJ
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KnottyBuoyz
RO# 20406
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 13:49:00
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Originally posted by Riverbed
Knotty - could be worse, grumbling in your own Private Idaho - got dental floss? Love Zappa!
Nice to see you warm and dry RB. :-)
Moved onto Metallica and it's definitely loud! Keeps the cats out from under feet. Now cutting fiberglass into strips to use as tabbing on the boat project. *itch itch itch*
Drunk yet Wayne?
Very nice Pascal. *burp* Now I'm hungry gotta go get a sammich!
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Yours Aye!
Rick
"If it breaks, make it stronger." If it's not broke, try harder!" Author unknown. |
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Homeport: Iroquois, ON
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November Charlie
RO# 824
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 13:52:39
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Sitting here watching the rain, NOT listening to Zappa because my boys are in the room (Joe's Garage is a -great- tune and innocent enough, but not so much Bobby Brown, Catholic Girls, et cetera), wishing we had the weather to be doing ANYTHING else. Like going exploring up harbor, or fishing, or swimming, or even just beaching it.
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Homeport: Northeast
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SteveG
RO# 2657
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 14:14:35
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Spent a lot of time boating yesterday, but today, just reading this thread...
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Homeport: NH Seacoast & Lakes Region
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Britanic
RO# 27562
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 14:32:02
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What am I doing?
I am on my boat with my wife, kid and two dogs loving life.
Its rained since we got here (Thursday), but we dont mind, were all at-eas.
Im in Billy's neck of the woods and will try to get our this afternoon with a stop a the pump - shes full!
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Homeport: Barnegat Bay, NJ
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saltysam
RO# 26
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 14:52:48
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Looks like Pascal knows how to get some firstrate chow. Beautiful presentation. Show us some more. Sure beats "VS".
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Homeport: New River, Ft Lauderdale
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PascalG
RO# 12212
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 14:57:19
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in all fairness, it's not just me... Naomi does quite a bit of the cooking too... she's jsut about to get started on a "Margarita Cake"... inspired by her no-open-flame-within-20-feet Rum Cake!
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Pascal
1970 Hatteras 53 MY
12' Westphal Catboat
16' Hobie Cat
2007 Sandbarhopper 13
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Homeport: Miami, FL
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Sandy
RO# 1159
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 15:02:44
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Sitting here at home 7.9nm NW of Pascal and 27.2NM WNW of NC Mike watching sheets of water come off my roof and thinking better rain than wind, and glad the boat batteries are all charged up from a successful tuna /mako trip a few days ago during a beautiful wx window.
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Homeport: The Vineyard
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Maxwell
RO# 31042
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 15:28:18
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We're having one of those days here in WI as well... Was supposed to take the boat to Chicago for the weekend but its only 60 degrees and the 20kt blow from the north is forecasted to produce 6-7 footers on Lake Michigan... Decided we should probably stay in port... Things back at the house to do but just can't bring myself to do a "winter" job (painting a room) when the boat is still in the water... May be time for a cocktail.
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Homeport: Milwaukee, WI
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Chesagansett
RO# 9880
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 15:59:47
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Sitting land-bound a little south of the Wickford, RI area. Lots of rain and some chop out of the northeast. Wind about 15-20. Bought a couple cases of 'Gansett beer to bring back to VA tomorrow.
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Glenn
Herndon, VA
Four Winns Sundowner 245
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Homeport: Woodbridge, VA / Key Biscayne, FL
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Thudpucker
RO# 10503
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 17:16:51
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Jeez I thought Steve had it bad, then I saw Rommers photo. Shocking!
I'm struggling in 75 n' Muggy to get my truck fixed so I can go fishing.
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Homeport: AL.
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Snow Alternative
RO# 11503
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 Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 17:26:07
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Sitting on my boat, typing a note to all Ask the Captain members for their expert insight/guidance/prayers/offerings and rambling advice (most often dead-on accurate) on my latest boating puzzle..... why is my reverse polarity light glowing?
Bob
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If there is something you want to try, get to it, you're gonna be dead a long time.
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Homeport: Wickford, RI
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AustinPaul
RO# 17353
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 17:26:56
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We just finished a 4-5+ hour deep cleaning spree, including many loads of laundry. Now thinking about heading down to boat to relax. Our lake is starting to be a bummer. We're now at the lowest lake level since 1964. We're now at 622' MSL. 681' MSL is full. It just refuses to rain around here, and when we get a little, the lawn greens up for a few days, then foes back to brown. Most of Central Texas is now in fairly strict water use restrictions.
Bring the rain!!!
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"Myn's Mariano"
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Homeport: Austin, Texas
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Kellyg
RO# 19800
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 17:33:44
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Well, my son is just beginning college on Monday and was invited to his first "frat" party tonight which begins at midnight. So the wife and I are heading down to the boat and going over the Fire Island Davis Park. It seems as the rain is over for now and winds are calm.
Should be a quiet evening.
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Gary
Mt. Sinai, NY
2001 Regal 3780
2002 Striper 2101DC
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Homeport: Patchogue,NY
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Chesagansett
RO# 9880
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 17:42:24
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Shot this video a couple hours ago when it was still only blowing about 15-20. The chop has picked up a bit since then. Shot south of Wickford, RI, while the waves were still pretty mild.
[URL=http://s59.photobucket.com/albums/g308/whatwouldreggiedo/?action=view¤t=WGPT.flv] [/URL]
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Glenn
Herndon, VA
Four Winns Sundowner 245
"Going Coastal" |
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Homeport: Woodbridge, VA / Key Biscayne, FL
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Billylll
RO# 24494
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 17:42:44
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Well we will be heading out to play in the flats between Little Egg and Barnegat, Try hailing me Britanica on Channel 68. We should be leaving the dock in about 30 minutes. I finally got my FLIR controller permenantly installed in the dash. The sun has been out for about 3 hours and the humidity is building.
Bill
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40 Mainship
Sedan Bridge
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Homeport: Tuckerton, N.J.
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Capt. Bill1
RO# 2017
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 18:05:41
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quote:
Originally posted by PascalG
in all fairness, it's not just me... Naomi does quite a bit of the cooking too... she's jsut about to get started on a "Margarita Cake"... inspired by her no-open-flame-within-20-feet Rum Cake!
quote:
Originally posted by PascalG
in all fairness, it's not just me... Naomi does quite a bit of the cooking too... she's jsut about to get started on a "Margarita Cake"... inspired by her no-open-flame-within-20-feet Rum Cake!
I spoke with my friend and our chef/chief stew who does mostly freelance work. She said she would be happy to work with you and Naomi on food presentation and setting up and running interior service on a charter yacht in general when you get back to Miami. She has worked on many if not most of the top charter yachts up to 170 feet or so.
I could send along her resume and contact information if you would like?
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The two most common elements on Earth are oxygen and stupidity.
Creationism is to science what storks are to obstetrics.
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Homeport: Sarasota/Ft. Lauderdale/ Palmas del Mar PR
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PascalG
RO# 12212
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 21:17:19
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interesting, let's get in touch when we get back south in november!
the Margaritaville Cake was great and a big hit with the guests tonight! i've always enjoyed cooking (that's that french thing...) and love combining both the boat and cooking.
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Pascal
1970 Hatteras 53 MY
12' Westphal Catboat
16' Hobie Cat
2007 Sandbarhopper 13
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Homeport: Miami, FL
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Capt. Bill1
RO# 2017
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 22:22:14
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OK. On one boat she was hired to help tune up the galley and interior staff. It went on to win best of show for interior service at that years St. Martin charter yacht show. She knows her stuff.
Making and serving good food on board has always been one of my favorite things as well. Along with eating it. :-)
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The two most common elements on Earth are oxygen and stupidity.
Creationism is to science what storks are to obstetrics.
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Homeport: Sarasota/Ft. Lauderdale/ Palmas del Mar PR
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mixman
RO# 25362
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 22:30:34
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We always try and visit the Maryland Renaissance Festival on their first open weekend each year, so that's what we did today (too crowded later in the season). Tomorrow we'll head out on the Chesapeake through Labor Day (we've got the week off). Toasty today with high humidity and temps in the upper 80's. The weather people claim it will be in the 70's most of this coming week. Quite nice for some anchoring.
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2002 Motorcat MC30 "Deuce"
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Homeport: Rock Creek, MD - Chesapeake Bay
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jtybt15
RO# 3300
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Posted - Aug 29 2009 : 23:32:46
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Started working at 5 AM cuz it was cool enuff to finish clearing the diveway to get a boat in to pull the engine for a swap for a friends boat. 80* by 8AM. Humid. No wind. Went to the boat to help strip the SS from the hull. Then started wiring in a new digital tach and filter in my boat. Sweating like a pig. Got to 98 degrees yesterday and hotter today.
Got a new advance/tach/timing light and tested it against a shop tach and new dash tach. Perfect. Test advance on new ignition. Sweating like two pigs. No wind. Can't take it. Went home and slept off the heat of the afternoon.
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Homeport: Ca
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Starry Night
RO# 18025
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Posted - Aug 30 2009 : 00:34:07
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Im stuck on this forum responding to this question. If the weather was better I would not be on this forum and out in the sun having fun.
But at least I am on my boat..
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Bob
Starry Night
2001 44' Trojan 440 Express Yacht
1985 21' Chris Craft Scorpion
1988 34' Carver Montego (Sold)
"Anything's gonna happen, it's gonna happen out there." Captain Ron
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Homeport: Stony Point Bay Marina, Stony Point, NY
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Riverbed
RO# 19680
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Posted - Aug 30 2009 : 18:52:34
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So how was the second half of everyone's weekend? Weather turned better here - sunny, gusty winds and swells about 5 or 6 feet but we went out anyway. Found this around the point - a 30-footer that broke free during the remnants of TS Danny and ended up on the rocks in Biddeford Pool, a normally very protected place.
I just wish that I could afford a different wardrobe...
Anybody else make it out or did everyone go to Pascal's for fine cuisine? (Looked fantastic, Pascal!)
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Homeport: Saco/Old Orchard Beach, Maine
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PascalG
RO# 12212
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Posted - Aug 30 2009 : 20:01:12
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:-) the challenging things about these dishes is that the guests needed gluten free and sugar free food! it's a little tricky to adapt but even my grandmother's alsacian pies came out very good using gluten free flour and agave syrup as a replacement for sugar...
about Danny, i heard a conversation on 16 about a 25' power boat found adrift in nantucket sound, apparently broke free from a mooring. pretty odd because the winds never got that bad. We were at the north wharf in edgartown (real nice town btw), for both fri and sat night and it really never blew over 15 to 20 kts. went to Fairhaven today to drop off the guest then on to Fallmouth to refuel and finally back here on the mooring in nantucket. Fallmouth is a neat little harbor and VERy good fuel prices, 2.69 all incl. at all 3 docks. Picked Mcdougal, nice clean dock with their own lines ready and they were even given out free icecream!
2.69 is just a few cents higher than the fuel barge in Newport, good deal. Fairhaven Marina was 2.80 and Hyanis 2.89...
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Pascal
1970 Hatteras 53 MY
12' Westphal Catboat
16' Hobie Cat
2007 Sandbarhopper 13
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Homeport: Miami, FL
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November Charlie
RO# 824
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Posted - Aug 30 2009 : 20:22:09
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Agave syrup?
Reasonably familiar with agave products, but not syrup.
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Homeport: Northeast
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Capt. Bill1
RO# 2017
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Posted - Aug 30 2009 : 20:55:40
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":-) the challenging things about these dishes is that the guests needed gluten free and sugar free food! it's a little tricky to adapt but even my grandmother's alsacian pies came out very good using gluten free flour and agave syrup as a replacement for sugar..."
Well, you guest are only fooling themselves. Because agave syrup is mostly made up of fructose. Which is a form of sugar.
"Agave syrup consists primarily of fructose and glucose. One source[4] gives 92% fructose and 8% glucose; another[5] gives 56% fructose and 20% glucose. These differences presumably reflect variation from one vendor of agave syrup to another. Due to its fructose content and the fact that the glycemic index only measures glucose levels, agave syrup is notable in that its glycemic index and glycemic load are lower than many other natural sweeteners on the market. [6].
However, the extremely high percentage of fructose (higher than that of high-fructose corn syrup) can be deleterious and can trigger fructose malabsorption, metabolic syndrome[7], hypertriglyceridemia, decreased glucose tolerance, hyperinsulinemia, and accelerated uric acid formation. [9][10] Low-carb diet advocate Dr. Michael Eades M.D. advises to "avoid it [Agave syrup] like death".[11]"
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The two most common elements on Earth are oxygen and stupidity.
Creationism is to science what storks are to obstetrics.
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Homeport: Sarasota/Ft. Lauderdale/ Palmas del Mar PR
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Volffas
RO# 30980
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Posted - Aug 30 2009 : 21:01:20
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Beautiful weather in Cincinnati this weekend. Couldn't make it out on Saturday because of other commitments, but today was beautiful. High of 73 degrees and big white puffy clouds in the sky.
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1989 Carver Montego 2157 "Nine Songs"
Everyone tried to tell me not to buy a boat. Now they want a ride in it! |
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Homeport: Alexandria, KY
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PascalG
RO# 12212
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Posted - Aug 30 2009 : 21:22:21
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well, i'm just a captain... not a nutritionist! apparently they get sick on sugar, honey and molasses but not on the agave sugar... so what do i know... i did notice that Agave syrup has 4 times more calories than regular sugar, therefor i'm not ready to abandon natural cane sugar!
although... since it's nearly impossible to find sugar cane syrup here in the US I will probably use Agave Syrup for the traditional West Indian "Ti-punch" :-) which for those who have never had it, is just a couple of tblsp. of sugarcane syrup with rum, and optionally a little squeeze of lemon. a nice twist to the ti-punch is to let tropical fruits soak in the rum for a few weeks, either banana, passion fruit, pineapple, mango, guava, etc...
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Pascal
1970 Hatteras 53 MY
12' Westphal Catboat
16' Hobie Cat
2007 Sandbarhopper 13
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Homeport: Miami, FL
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mixman
RO# 25362
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Posted - Aug 30 2009 : 22:43:36
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Why does this thread keep making me hungry?
Back to boating, we had atotally flat 4-hour ride from just south of Baltimore to Solomons, MD. Sorry to all you NE folks who've had a bad season. It's been quite nice in the Chesapeake this year. We'll stay in Solomons for a few days as it's going to blow a little bit (15-20k, gusts to 25) for a day or two, and then we'll move on. I very much like a cruise with no destination. And once we get back, the best boating season on the Chesapeake starts; Fall!
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2002 Motorcat MC30 "Deuce"
17 knot cruise at 5mpg (3.5/gph). Two hulls are better than one! |
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Homeport: Rock Creek, MD - Chesapeake Bay
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Capt. Bill1
RO# 2017
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Posted - Aug 30 2009 : 23:52:33
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"since it's nearly impossible to find sugar cane syrup here in the US"
Just Google Monin or Steen's cane syrup.
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The two most common elements on Earth are oxygen and stupidity.
Creationism is to science what storks are to obstetrics.
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Homeport: Sarasota/Ft. Lauderdale/ Palmas del Mar PR
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Hyperfishing
RO# 3223
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Posted - Aug 31 2009 : 00:06:20
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Boated to watch the Os win in Baltimore today, front row seats over the dugout, fantastic. Then walked to the boat, cruised outside the harbor, 60 MPH+ airborne blast with six people aboard, and return to BMC tiki barge, for a fantastic meal of 1/2 price appetizers. Great day all around.
Food looks great on Charmer too, WTG Capt. Pascal!
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Homeport: Sand Bar, Great South Bay
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Laguna Al
RO# 15865
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Posted - Sep 02 2009 : 00:35:01
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Never thought I would take Michigan weather over any of the above! But you can't beat a day like this...
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Homeport: Great Lakes
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November Charlie
RO# 824
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Posted - Sep 02 2009 : 07:25:10
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Looks like the weather finally broke here. Boat's going back in the water as soon as I leave work!
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Homeport: Northeast
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PascalG
RO# 12212
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Posted - Sep 02 2009 : 07:41:07
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yeah, but it's COLD! i don't think it even broke into the 70s yesterday... cant' wait to get back to the familiar 90 deg and 99% humidity tonight....
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Pascal
1970 Hatteras 53 MY
12' Westphal Catboat
16' Hobie Cat
2007 Sandbarhopper 13
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Homeport: Miami, FL
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Hazstrike
RO# 10010
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Posted - Sep 02 2009 : 12:23:59
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Pascal, you're breaking my heart :)
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Homeport: South Jersey
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November Charlie
RO# 824
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Posted - Sep 02 2009 : 14:15:21
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Not cold today!!!
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Homeport: Northeast
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MacInCt
RO# 20223
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Posted - Sep 02 2009 : 17:10:02
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Keep your fingers crossed for the weekend, Mike!
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Nancy
2003 Johnson 70 - Charmer |
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Homeport: Nantucket, MA & Miami, FL
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November Charlie
RO# 824
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Posted - Sep 02 2009 : 17:29:13
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I am! We can't go 3 alleged hurricanes in three weekends. Beautiful here today, though!
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-Mike
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Homeport: Northeast
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PascalG
RO# 12212
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Posted - Sep 03 2009 : 01:24:51
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Originally posted by November Charlie
Not cold today!!!
yeah right... you New Englanders are clueless when it comes to Wx... when i left Nantucket at noon, it was nowhere near 70!!!
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Pascal
1970 Hatteras 53 MY
12' Westphal Catboat
16' Hobie Cat
2007 Sandbarhopper 13
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Homeport: Miami, FL
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What are you doing?!?
