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Not me, Pat. I don't believe I've ever seen that boat, and it's pretty distinctive.

Thanks, Steve (and Pat), for that Reid Harbor photo. I had such fun there with you folks! And I loved the walk to the lighthouse. Harvey, I'm glad you could hook up with Al and Karen on their 2020 Salish journey. Tell 'em I said hi if you see them again. Brock

Curioustraveler, thanks for checking in with your impressions of your C-Dory. They sure are fun, and I know how you feel. We all do! :thup

Dr. Bob, thanks for setting the record straight on the number of 29 footers built. It's clear I didn't do my homework on that one. But this much I'm sure of: spotted Al and Karen on Life of Riley, and Joan and Steve on C-Sharp at Sucia and Stuart Islands last week! And Roger on Sensei, just...

Roger, I agree! Nice shot, and thanks for posting. Good to hear from you.

Dwight, tell Fred and Joe I said hi. And 11 days ago at Sucia I saw the most unique of all C-Dorys: the rarely spotted 29'. It's not quite the ivory billed woodpecker, but I believe I'm correct that just one was built. Nice couple, keeps it up in Pat and Patti country, Blaine. Besides my boat...

Nice photo, and a beautiful boat.

And I'll second Baxter's motion for Hondas. My '17 150 HP has 530 flawless hours of loyal performance. A really fine machine, matched with the 23' Venture, it routinely yields 4+ statute MPG and scoots to 39 MPH at top end. Plenty of power, and a jack rabbit hole shot. I expect to get at least...

Anybody happen to know the name of the logo's font?

Ktoot, I have the 23' Venture with the liner and I love it. I don't see it mentioned on this thread that blankets, pillows and sleeping bags that happen to be next to the hull in the V-berth don't get wet from condensation. And I don't have morning cabin sweat to wipe down. I think the liner...

Hey, thanks, Pat. Yeah, I'd say a 16' Angler is one hell of a boat. I put over 3,000 hours on my little love tub, and have nothing but good things to say about that boat. It's a marvelous craft, but you have to know your cruising style and preferences.

I agree, that looks fabulous, Pat. When we gussy up our teak, it really rewards us with a warm, rich look.

Hey, easy on the hair style quips, Elvis.

Jay, I'd sure be pleased with that kind of MPG. (I'm about 4.4.) More power, fewer RPM's necessary, and increased range. I'm really tickled for you with your brand new partners in exploration. Speaking of which, like Pat and Patti's '17 Loop and Osprey Andy's trip to Alaska, I really enjoy...

Fred, image 4 looks like it was maybe intended that way. Yeah, possibly a ladder, given it's from South Carolina.

Rob and Mark, thank you for all that useful South sound information. Nice photo, Pat. I always enjoyed sitting around the campfire there and elsewhere. Markm on South Whidbey, the San Juans routinely attract many more boaters than waters south of the Narrows Bridge. But given the current...

Damn good neighbors, I'd say. Marty, thanks for the clever compilation from Jan B. down in New Z.

Poor things. Yes, do like the guys have suggested and soon your freshened soldiers will at attention protecting your valuable marine fortress. :peace:

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Saw a handsome green sixteen cruise slowly by the houseboats on Portage Bay in Lake Union (Seattle) yesterday. Folks, that guy in the blue coat waving to you was me. It was a good day to motor about, and I imagine you had big fun.