Now, we are experiencing a die off of the mussel. because it has eaten itself out of house and home, so to speak. I could go on and on but I will stop here as I am sure some of the members are getting bored with this." robert, you have proven that you shoot from the lip. Lake Erie cleared up in the late 70's after the EPA banned ALL phosphates.

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Margery, Why not post some photos of her and some of your adventures on http://photos.groups.yahoo.com/group/Trawlerworldlist/lst or post your website address so we can all enjoy you and her? Happy New Year, Bob Lowe >>>Thanks, Frank Weismantel, for your compliments.

All the best. John WA4FAP

l'lI do a pumpout then bring a garden hose in and spray the tank walls, corners, and bottom through the 6" inspection port in the top of the tank, then do a final pumpout. My tank is translucent plastic so it is easy to see when the crud is gone. I probably wind up doing this every year or 18 month.

The program will also be available for viewing the evening of October 26 and afterward on the MPT website at mpt.org/mlkspeaks/. Appearing on the program are: ? Dr. Clayborne Carson, director of the Martin Luther King Papers Project at Stanford University ? Dr.

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By all means, your personal requirements, tastes and budget will be a factor. You may decide on a semi-displacement hull. With more power, they will go faster. Whether or not a marginal sacrifice in seaworthiness is worth the speed is a factor only you can decide. All in all, you are off on a great adventure.

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Web Easy does a lot of scripting, and I've not found an easy way to update changes to the site by individual page, although I'm sure it can be done. The site is located at maerin.net if you're interested in having a look, and offering some feedback.