Happy New Year 2018

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Happy New year 2018

Hi Brats, and Happy New Year for all in 2018. Best wishes for a safe and happy boating year, and hopefully a chance to enjoy a special place and / or time on your boat this year.

For me, I think that would be at Port Harvey for Canada Day this year. Canada’s 151 Birthday.

Harvey
SleepyC :moon

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From the Thisaway/Thataway crew, we wish all of the c Brats a healthy and Happy New Year. Looking forward to at the very least the Hontoon gathering, and hope that hurricanes don't stop our Mississippi River/Tennessee River trips.

(Miss Angel is under the bed--fireworks!)
 
From a rest stop somewhere in the middle of Oregon - Happy New Year from the Da Nags.

And, while we're not quite there yet on the West Coast - things got off to a good start for 2018. Less than an hour ago, a fella pulled in to the rest stop here with a new to him, 22 Angler - bought up in WA, headed south. We exchanged a few pleasantries, he's aware we exist and said he'd be signing up. He's towing his new prized possession home to Crescent City.
 
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From a rest stop somewhere in the middle of Oregon - Happy New Year from the Da Nags.

And, while we're not quite there yet on the West Coast - things got off to a good start for 2018. Less than an hour ago, a fella pulled in to the rest stop here with a new to him, 22 Angler - bought up in WA, headed south. We exchanged a few pleasantries, he's aware we exist and said he'd be signing up. He's towing his new prized possession home to Crescent City.
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Well, Things are looking up for him, for sure. Da Nag, if you are out there in the middle, you all better be bundled up and travel safe.

Harvey
SleepyC :moon

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Looking through my seldom used liquor cabinet for a special drink to bring in the new year I took out an unopened bottle of 1971 whisky. To my surprise there was little left. It had been in a box lying on its side. The cork had deteriated over the years and it had slowly leaked out until all that was left was a small amount that did not touch the cork. I am looking forward though to this 1 drink per day(that my doc allows me). Can't get much better than a 47 year old Canadian sipping whisky. 1971 was a good year but perhaps not so good for cork !! It was also perhaps the longest year of my young life as it meant I had another 365 days to go until my 16th birthday and the drivers license that would forever change the world as I saw it. HAPPY NEW YEAR MY FRIENDS. p.s. don't mix the drinking and driving thing

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Regards, Rob

p.s. pic added in my album. For some reason firefox says I have quantum now and the bbxtra code is not compatable ???? Don't know how that happened but couldn't add pic here.
 
Can't get much better than a 47 year old Canadian sipping whisky.
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Rob, I hope you enjoyed the whiskey. I have a bottle of 1962 Crown Royal (1 year younger than me), still in the purple bag, unopened and full. I'm saving it for when I retire fully in a few years. 60 year old Canadian Whiskey should taste pretty fine. I hope to enjoy some of this on my C-Dory, anchored in some beautiful bay.
 
Rob, I'll try to put it here.

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Not into the ETOH , BUT for those who do, do it responsibly.
And celebrating retirement is a very worthwhile goal. Enjoy.

Harvey
SleepyC :moon

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