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Lunchtime view.

Started by Mike8560, February 20, 2011, 10:41:02 am

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Peppy

You were looking up to keep a watch for dropping snakes, or what?
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fragged8

go on rub it in Mike  ;D

i've been fitting my deckwash pump today on freezing temps  >:(

Mike8560

That's it Rich rub it in to a boatless person ;)

fragged8


bobbin

Lunchtime view at my house:

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(we haven't had any snow in over a week and we've had some really good melting days so the snow has really retreated)

seamsperfect

Quote from: bobbin on February 20, 2011, 02:31:13 pm
Lunchtime view at my house:

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(we haven't had any snow in over a week and we've had some really good melting days so the snow has really retreated)

Sorry you are dealing with that snow, it was  78  here  in Atlanta yesterday both the verts were out with the tops down...
Kevin

fragged8


JuneC

Went boating today.  About 80 F and sunny.  Came back early to beat the spring low tide that makes it tough to get down the canal to our boat storage, and spent a little time cleaning her up.  Got a surprising sunburn for February. 

BTW, gang, got an idea for a new cover for the boat.  I made a snap-on cover that goes over the windshield and around the cockpit, but I'd like to cover the foredeck.  IMHO, 28' is too big for a single cover because it's a problem to handle.  So, I had this brainiac :P idea to make a boat "bra" that's a foredeck cover that hooks over the nose and comes back to the windshield with bungee hoops that go over the side cleats.  Just a simple top cover, no snap fasteners at all, and something that fits right on the deck so you can walk on it.  I know, it'll get trashed, but boat covers are to protect the boat, not just look good.  All I have to do now is figure out what type of non-skid I can sew at strategic locations under the cover so when walking on it, you don't end up in the drink.  I'm thinking two-toned fabric so you'll know where to step.  Stay tuned!

June
"Horse sense is the thing a horse has which keeps it from betting on people."

     W. C. Fields

Mike8560

June I used to make then allot for sport boats when I was up north I just don't see many over here like a mooring co er it fit over the bias but I snaped them at the window base used gypsy snaps the your cockpit cover van snap onto that the two side as you came up with can strap to cleats
and bobbin that's just wrong been there done that wheres the sleds tracks in the snow? 

fragged8

June

I don't want to hear about your sunburn  :'(
it was 35F here today .  brrrr hehehe

I made some slip over shoe covers from topgun
for when my shoes are dirty and i want to get on a customers boat.

on the sole side i used some antislip mat that you can buy
to put on a dash or table to stop stuff slipping off. Its quite soft
and i did have to make several sewn passes to hold it in place.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Roll-black-deluxe-anti-slip-gip-mat-30-5cm-x-150cm-/280620743372?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item41564cbacc

Rich

JuneC

I've considered that stuff, Richard.  You can get it at a pretty good price, and heavy duty for throw-rug underlay over hardwood or tile floors.  My only concern with that is the possibility it will melt into the gelcoat and make a mess once it gets good and hot.  Even carpet backing made for boats frequently goops up the deck in the sun. 

June
"Horse sense is the thing a horse has which keeps it from betting on people."

     W. C. Fields


ncydmn

Global warming my patutie!!  I was down in Tampa 3 weeks ago and returned to -15 degrees.  More snow yesterday and they say it may get in the 30's tomorrow.  Well, we will see what tomorrow brings.  Not felling to sorry for all you palm tree watchers "roughing it"     Let's hear how you are doing in July when you step out of the shower at 7 in the morning and you can't seem to get dry.  Then I will be at the lake in 86 degrees and 10% humidity.  Sweeettt!   P.S.  Picture to follow in 4 months.   ;D

BigJohn

Mike:
     We too have a nice view out our windows, a pile of snow that the front end loader left after plowing the 13" of snow from our cul-du-sac. It's as big as a large 2 car garage and the kids are tunneling in it, Wish you could be here!
                                                                      Big John