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  1. 11-10-2006, 01:17 PM #1
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    Default Last Sail Of The Season VIDEO

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulSiOzZ9rjU

    Give it some time the video is still uploading.

    Moorings get pulled this weekend
    First one in Last one out.

    Two dialog mistakes in the video. It's not Bear Mountain its Breakneck Ridge that all the stone for the Brooklyn Bridge was quarried from also I think I say Jan 8th not Nov. 8 once. Other than that enjoy. It took a loooooooong time to get the compression program to get all the sound to work. I had to compress it about 4 times and it takes 2hrs each time I need a better compression program than iSquint™ freeware.

    Anyway enjoy, it's a bitter sweet video. What a beautiful day today and yesterday were.
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    WoodenBoat Forum Films
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    nice one joe. fun stuff. glad you have enjoyed the boat so much. and good to see it every once in a while. all the best to you and tidbit!
    happy sanding!
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    The Hudson River is > 250ft deep at that point???

    amazing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ken_nyus
    The Hudson River is > 250ft deep at that point???

    amazing.
    Ayup

    http://www.earth.columbia.edu/news/story10_8_01.html

    In September, as part of the New York state funded program Dr. Steven Chillrud led a team of 15 Lamont scientists to collect over 150 new samples from Palisades north to Cold Spring. This sampling program collected 120 two-meter cores, which are like tape-recorders, capturing the river’s history. The sampling recovered material as young as last week and as old as several thousand years. "World’s End," so-named because it is the Hudson’s deepest point, is more than 200 feet deep. Until the team recovered cores of fluffy mud it had been assumed that World’s End was a rocky conduit through which the river flowed, leaving little sediment trace. Identifying new sediment deposits is important for understanding the accumulation of sediments within the Harbor of New York and the plan for dredging this material.
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    Superb!

    And Ben (7) says: "I like the background music."
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    Moin moin Joe!
    Beautiful area you have the luck to sail, Joe!!!
    Great to see this in a Movie!
    Thanks for the hard work!


    Have seen all your Videos!!!
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    Joe, your video is much appreciated. Do you have an ice-boat?
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    Thanks for posting that video, that is the way boating and a lot of other things should be, get out and enjoy it don't sit at home thinking about it.
    TALLY HO
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    I sat and watched the whole thing with a great big Arkie grin on my face...thank you Joe (you seem to be getting better and better)
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    Think we could get enough donations together to send Meerkat to Joe to sail and make a movie next spring?
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    Great video! I guess it'll be a long wait for the next sailing video. I can feel withdrawls setting in already.
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  14. 11-10-2006, 06:25 PM #14
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    First one in Last one out.

    Still in down here Joe, went sailing today, got my brain kick in, roller furler jamed, ran aground twice just a quick bump each time small tear in the jib but it was a blast
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    While I wait for the video to down load on "Vile Up", which, for 8+ minutes may take an hour or more, I'd like to extend an offer to Tidbit. "Hey Girl, Wanna fly south for the winter? Come stay with me and I'll take real good care of ya. By spring you won't unnerstan' a word ole Yankee Joe is sayin'. What'd'ya say? Wanna be a snowbird?"

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    Thanks Joe, each video is better then the last. Are you going to continue them through the winter when you are doing maintenance on the boats?
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    Nice Job! Breaks your heart though.....last sail. By the way, I'm not done yet, one more week.
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    Quote Originally Posted by botebum
    While I wait for the video to down load on "Vile Up", which, for 8+ minutes may take an hour or more, I'd like to extend an offer to Tidbit. "Hey Girl, Wanna fly south for the winter? Come stay with me and I'll take real good care of ya. By spring you won't unnerstan' a word ole Yankee Joe is sayin'. What'd'ya say? Wanna be a snowbird?"

    Doug
    AYUH! Listen heah ya Numb Quahog Outta Staydah, Tidbit be a wicked Naw England cahhtbot not some bayou shimp bot, follah ?
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    BTW great video Joe, these photos seem like yesterday, where did the season go.





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    Joe it has been a good journey with you, from your first shakey vid to
    this degree of quality. Simplifying your imagery is making all the difference.

    If you took the best footage from all your vids this season and compiled them into one trip along the Hudson, it would make for an extremely fine small docco. Thanks for your time Mate, the reason why I like this Forum.

    I still like the footage in the pub ... the best. The bloke in the green and white sports gear is my impression of Cold Springs on Hudson.

    I like the name of your river too. Uncle Henry visited the Americas a few years ago and he is still MIA. But obviously he is naming things well.

    Warren Hudson.
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    Awww man thanks LarryP. Promise to start my season with a sail on Antigua - hey what about next weekend

    Oh by the way for all those new WoodenBoat Forum Film ™ fans I think we have one more sailing video coming your way tomorrow. We still have to sail her to Cold Spring and haul her out and pull her mast. Should make for some exciting footage.

    Also great idea clancy I can do some maintenance videos from the barn during the winter
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    Quote Originally Posted by S/V Laura Ellen
    Great video! I guess it'll be a long wait for the next sailing video. I can feel withdrawls setting in already.
    Great video.

    I think we will be seeing videos of winter maintenance soon.
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    hey what about next weekend
    Lets go, I hope to do some frostbite sailing all year. I have my son on the weekends, bring Tess and we can sail them over to the ocean beach for a late fall picnic.
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    Pay attention Joe...looks like a serious invite!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Phillip Allen
    Pay attention Joe...looks like a serious invite!
    I Know it is I just have to make the time to get out there, and eeeeeek drive past Donn
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    laughing...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe ( Cold Spring on Hudson )
    I Know it is I just have to make the time to get out there, and eeeeeek drive past Donn
    Why don't you pick up Donn on the way?

    Now that would be a video!
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    Donn's more than welcome on Antigua.
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    Bump above the Bilge

    Gonna go and pull Tidbit for the season this morning look for an adventure video later
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    Hey Joe...I just played this for my granddaughters and the song "Don't Worry" is the thing that got their attention...
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    Very nice!

    You may want to see about a wireless clipon mike if that camera has the option -- you'd lose some of the wind noise and be able to speak more naturally.
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    Thanks Joe,
    I am finnishing the shed today and took a break for breakfast.
    Watching your Vid is awesome today, the weather was great and though a short season it was a fitting tribute to end on.
    I can't wait until your the first in next year. Better be a vid for that.
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