December 2002 - montgomery_boats - mailman.xmission.com

Re: M_Boats: Giles' web page
by Wilsometer＠aol.com 11 Dec '02

11 Dec '02

In a message dated 12/10/02 7:37:58 PM, htmills(a)bright.net writes: << http://www.angelfire.com/art/2by4/Boats/index.html I'm enjoying your web page, Giles, thanks! Tod >> Ditto that--especially the section on Alaska. Scott Grometer M15 #478 'bebe'

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This thursday at 9
by Doug King 10 Dec '02

10 Dec '02

Naturally, I hit the Send button and the commercial came on two seconds later. It will air this Thursday and is about National Parks. Don't know if it's one episode or a series. ------------------------------------------ Doug King M-17 #404 "Vixen" Montgomery Sailboats Owners Group Web site: http://msog.org Email: mailto:msog@msog.org

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TV Show about Dry Tortugas
by Doug King 10 Dec '02

10 Dec '02

There was a promo last night on the Travel Channel about a new series that is starting soon on Thursday nights at 9 Eastern. One of the episodes will be about the Dry Tortugas. Looks interesting. By the way, the main anchorage is directly in front of the main entrance to Fort Jefferson, all of which was shown in one of the aerial shots. Doug ------------------------------------------ Doug King M-17 #404 "Vixen" Montgomery Sailboats Owners Group Web site: http://msog.org Email: mailto:msog@msog.org

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Boat Covers
by Steve Foster 09 Dec '02

09 Dec '02

Hi I just purchased a 'almost new' Montgomery 15 hull #612. Just got it home and in the garage. I was wondering if anyone knows who makes a boat cover for the boat and it's cost. I'll be storing "Miss Q" outside and would like a really good cover. Thanks again and looking forward to meeting some of you sailors. We're from San Diego. Steve and Susan Foster __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus.yahoo.com

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One Last Plea
by Honshells 08 Dec '02

08 Dec '02

My apologies to those on the listserver who already receive enough traffic to get frustrated with repetitive messages. I am posting this one last plea to "C. Benson" to give us more pictures of Grace. Mr./Ms.? Benson, I hope that my postings haven't made you regret Bob's use of the pic of Grace on the Nor'Sea site. Thank you! Montgomery 17 "GRACE" Model: Montgomery 17 Owner(s): C. Benson Year Built: 2000 Location: Laguna , CA US Hull #: 603 contact via the Montgomery Listserver Notes: GRACE is a Green Hull with Ivory sheer. Shes Beautiful! This is my second Montgomery 17. p.s. Greg, If I remember correctly, I believe it's your "Full Monty" that also has a green hull. I would love to see more of her as well. Thanks! Montgomery 17 "Full Monty" Owner(s): Greg Moore Year Built: 1985 Location: Carmel Valley , CA US Hull #: 395 Email: greg(a)redshift.com or contact via the Montgomery Listserver Notes: I sail mostly out ofm Monterey Bay, Ca. Have trailered to Lake Tahoe with the Potter 15 and 19 group. Also sailed out of Red Wood City. Like fishing and fish for salmon in Monterey Bay during the season. Experience with: Trailering / Set-up / Launch / Recovery Sailing Skills / Navigation

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Re: M_Boats: new member
by Michael L Bowden 07 Dec '02

07 Dec '02

Hi Martin, Welcome aboard. I'm in Mpls and trailer sail my M17. I'm planning a trip to Duluth/Superior this coming summer. I'll get a transient slip at Barker's Island. Perhaps we can cross paths sometime, I'm in Duluth on a regular basis for work. I also sail a M23 on Lake Pepin. Later, Michael "Bones" Bowden ________________________________________________________________ Sign Up for Juno Platinum Internet Access Today Only $9.95 per month! Visit www.juno.com

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Re: M_Boats: boom tent
by chbenneck＠juno.com 06 Dec '02

06 Dec '02

Lenny, You asked for it............ You can fit as many people in a boom tent until it goes BOOM. Then subtract one person, and you should give you the definitive number. Connie

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new member
by Martin Johnson 06 Dec '02

06 Dec '02

Hi! I'm Martin Johnson, a new list member and owner of Sunflower, M17 number 218. I've owned it for a little over a year and sail on lake superior near Duluth, MN and Bayfield, WI. I've seen four M17s in my area. I'm currently doing major keel/centerboard trunk renovation and was hoping to access the current archive by becoming a member. Is the 1998-July '02 the only searchable archive? thanks! Martin.

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by dj.dinardo 06 Dec '02

06 Dec '02

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boom tent
by rc2222＠postoffice.pacbell.net 05 Dec '02

05 Dec '02

Tom: I'd need a digital camera and some assistance with transferring the pictures to a web site. Hogin Sails made a boom tent for Bert Felton. A picture of his setup is in one of the old newsletters. Mine is similar except that it extends forward of the mast with an open area to see what's going on off the bow ( I throw the sail bags up there at night so I have more room below and they won't be wet in the morning). It neatly fits over the lifelines and stern pulpit approximately three to four inches. You have approximately 5'7" standing headroom from the cabin sole to the bottom of the boom. I've never used the hatch boards when the tent is up. It has a zipper which you can unzip and zip from the inside as well as the outside at the end of the boom extending to the stern pulpit. The boom tent keeps you dry and warm and give you lots of privacy. It also seems to keep the bugs out. Many times when I anchor in the early evening I am attacked by all sorts of bugs but as soon as the tent is up they seem to stay away. I cook with the Origo stove and hang a candle arrangement from the boom for light, which I got at a backpacking store. It's also a great duck blind. Recently, at Silver Lake at the lee side of Treasure Island ( Hwy 88 at 7,200 foot elevation), I would sit on the bottom of the cockpit floor and watch all the many different birds swim all around the boat without a clue that I was there. You can take some fantastic pictures. The construction of the tent is first class sunbrella. Margaret and a helper spent almost an hour on the boat taking measurements. The cost was over $ 500. but it has made a world of difference in enjoying overnight trips. I don't like camping and I was really disappointed when I stayed on the boat overnight the first year I had "Really". Now, I go on six to ten trips from Spring through Fall and can handle one and sometimes two nights without any misgivings-yet. I also had lee cloths made. This time by the Spinnaker Shop in Palo Alto. They are classy looking. I can use them for privacy around other boats or as an addition to the boom tent to keep wind, rain, and bugs out, if need be. I've really only needed them to keep the wind out while cooking when anchored off the stern cleats, which I often do during the warm valley nights at Woodward, McClure or Don Pedro Reservoirs and at my favorite go to sailing lake - Trinity Lake. I won't use the boom tent during the winter months because I don't want to get it dirty. I cover the boat with canvass. Rich Cottrell "Really" M15 # 288

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