mesange!

[paul]

finaly here! you can call me captain now!


here are the dirty pics! now ill have a clean up to perform!









and the extra!

20hp merc


main sail, jib, genoa 130, 150 and 170


and the cushion!


one happy sailor!

[m-37Bruce]

OK Paul,
She's not green, but looks like she'll float, are you switching gears?

[paul]

nope just an other toy!

[Lifer]

Woo-hoo! Nice "canoe!"

[m-37Bruce]

How much water does she draw? She looks long and lean, nice catch Paul.

[paul]

she draw's 1 foot 11 inchs

[paul]

it is a san juan 23

[Lifer]

So,...when's the next "three hour tour?"

[paul]

soon i hope!

[8543bob]

WOW!! Great catch. If you are ever on the noreast coast give me a call. We can compare stories.
http://www.primefishingcharters.com Hope you have as much fun as i do playing with boats.

BOB

[paul]

wow nice boat!

[m-37Bruce]

I miss my boat.... a little fer sure!

[rixm37]

Nice Capn' Paul !!!
YOHO Me hearties YOHO !!

[m-37Bruce]

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She's gone, just about 3 years.

[Lifer]

Bruce: Too bad you had to part with your boat.

"Cap'n" Paul: Have you translated the name of your boat yet? If not, I did. It's French for "titmouse." Kind of interesting, actually. First time I've ever seen a boat named for a small "landlubber" bird. Seen a few Ospreys, Herons, Gulls, etc. but no inland songbirds.