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  1. 04-25-2012, 03:00 PM #1
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    Default Across Bellingham Bay by sail and oar--VID

    Actually, it was across just by sail, as there was plenty of wind on a beam reach with a reef tucked in. I am pretty content with how all of my winter projects have turned out, and even more ecstatic that the open boat sailing season is here again!



    In the second part I come up on Matty, which is Ben Sebens Matinicus Peapod. Enjoy the video!

    Amphibious Macroplankton Oughtredia doublendus
    Mostly found frequenting the littoral and estuarine zones in the southern half of the Salish Sea, though sightings have been recorded both north and south of this area, and occasionally, but rarely, inland, in freshwater environments. This species lives on micro-brewed beer and dutch-oven biscuits,and displays brightly colored nylon and gore-tex plumage during the rainy season. Approach with caution!
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    Default Re: Across Bellingham Bay by sail and oar--VID

    Nice! Livin the life. I never notice how much small boats move until there is a video.
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    Default Re: Across Bellingham Bay by sail and oar--VID

    There was plenty of moving that day... It was fun!
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    Default Re: Across Bellingham Bay by sail and oar--VID

    Like the old TV adds for the new model VW Beetle, when they ask how many changes can you pick out?
    The guy says "none, it is the same", but there were 150 changes!
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    Default Re: Across Bellingham Bay by sail and oar--VID

    I like your chuckle "what a great day".

    Gotta get started on my wherry now that I moved...
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  6. 04-26-2012, 10:02 AM #6
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    Default Re: Across Bellingham Bay by sail and oar--VID

    Very nice!
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