Stay ashore too long?
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jleonard
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Many years ago, maybe my 3rd year of boating, I left my dinghy ashore at a small town on the Hudson River. Luckily for me I tied it well, because after our 1 1/2 hour jaunt in town, I came back to a half full dinghy as the tide was coming in.
It was a good lesson to learn for sure.
It was a good lesson to learn for sure.
rochepoint
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- Sidney BC, Canada
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- Roche Point
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- 1985 Cheer Men PT38 Sedan
Yesterday the marina provided a free continental breakfast. You'll need to stand on your head to enjoy the photo. Sorry I couldn't fix it.Howard
Here you are, my neck hurts...........
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siestakey
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Yesterday the marina provided a free continental breakfast. You'll need to stand on your head to enjoy the photo. Sorry I couldn't fix it.
Looks like an Aussie marina
Hurrying Nowhere
Veteran Member
I would want an automatic bilge pump on mine.
menzies
Guru
Re some of these photos - someone needs to tell them that they should leave their motors down when tying up the dinks.
