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Mike, I know Robbin has some pictures of Stimpy in his survival suit and I'll see if she can find them. In the mean time Stimpy is the guy under the eye of the orca on the left. Happy birthday Stimpy

Spring weather indeed.

I have kept my boat at Twin Bridges for the last 6 years. Your boat is put on a rack with a very large fork lift in a large heated enclosed space. Tom is wrong on two points. If you keep your boat their you get access to the bathrooms and the docks 24/7. You can also spend the night at the dock...

Barry, if I were you I would start right after the Friday Harbor gathering, not before.

Go Navy

Bill, I guess the Ford wasn't up to the task, what's next, a Ridgeline?

Does anyone know the lineage of this boat? It does have the outward appearance of a Marben Marine made boat. http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/boa/1976218743.html

Cruiser = more cabin space, sink, water tank with foot pump, dinette, more storage space and usually a wallas stove/heater. Less cockpit space. Angler = more cockpit space, less cabin space. Both boats handle the same.

Bad science is one thing, bad clams/oysters is another. Shellfish warning

I have used my AT&T service in Fossil and Shallow Bay the last couple of weeks and it has worked just fine. You may be accessing a Canadian service at times.

How about Les/Kathy?

Don, I do not believe that a Permatrim is mandatory on a 16 Angler. From my experience the boat handes just fine without it. Fred

Joe and Ruth come thru again with a great gathering. I can't say how much I appreciate there effert to make it a gathering not to miss. It was nice to see all the old friends. I left this morning at 05:30 and Bellingham Bay was a sloopy mess. Plan C, JC Lately and C-Reinty were a few minutes...

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Big hugs Ruthie on your special day. . Robbin & Fred

Sorry Brock but Robbin and I will not be able to make it. Fred