It's beautiful, but how did you generate all those >>>>>>>>>>> points??

It's beautiful, but how did you generate all those >>>>>>>>>> points??

>From Jim Bair: 5/26 Beacon Falls, Rimmon Rd., field just north of Seymour Line -- Boblink (reliable spot for these birds, it seems).

.> From: scottebulger@gmail.com> To: passagemaking-under-power@lists.samurai.com> Date: Wed, 24 Oct 2007 11:53:51 -0700> Subject: Re: [PUP] Top five passagemakers> > Dave asked: > > How do you walk the boat sideways without twin rudders in the slip stream?

Guess we can sum all this up by saying - > nothing in nature is ever completely safe from predation of some kind. > But the longer they can stay healthy and alert, the better chance they > will live for another day. > > Question: Is the Cow a predator of Grass? Any thoughts on this one?

All the "smarts" is on the hand held locator that has a high power transmitter, sensitive receive, GPS and a computer. The device in the toy is a simple transponder.

Highlight was: >From Meredith Sampson: 9/26 - Old Greenwich, Greenwich Point -- 6 BONAPARTE'S GULLS. The Bonies were feeding off the beach with 4 Common Terns. Also seen were 11 Laughing Gulls.

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The first accomplishment was to get rid of all the claws and most of the legs. Then it pierced the top of the shell leaving a large hole. After at least five minutes, maybe ten, it managed to break the crab up enough to swallow something like half or two thirds in one piece. Then it found all the other bits and ate them too. Roy Harvey Beacon Falls, CT

Some that were not supposed to be a concern brushed the top of our man overboard pole, while some that we expected to be close did not touch at all. allen