A search capability (with advanced search options) for the archives, accessible from the website, would be terrific. It used to be really easy with Google, but now the results usually turn up a huge compiled monthly .TXT file that is very cumbersome to scan. The former individually-archived way was much more convenient.

I suspect ideally an aluminum tank would be the "solution"--but we found that the 5 gallon cans (which were filled on the dock and then lifted aboard) were easy to store and transfer to the 6 gallon tanks in the RIB. Bob Austin

Put some holes in the top of the can then tie into the net. Willy Invader No 1 39 Kishi Conversion

I have a 10' dinghy and a 15 hp Yamaha,  so this option looks good for easy launch and retrieval.   I put the dink and motor on top of our 40' Europa style trawler when going off shore,  but I think the Hurley system might work well for ICW and river cruising,  and when we spend time at anchor or on a mooring.

On messages that are unlikely to add long term value to the archive, like this one, I usually top post. Then you don't have to scroll all the way down before hitting "Delete".

When I took mine apart, I ended up tearing off all the rubber at the top and then cutting out that ring of hard foam to get at the Dewar so I could smash it more. I'm guessing you'd rather not do that! :) But sacrificing the rubber on the top might be okay, if you have to.

In a message dated 9/18/02 1:26:22 PM Central Daylight Time, jslocombe@goldrush.com writes: > trawler-world-great-loop@lists.samurai.com Here's another website of cruising logs for the Great Loop, the Tennesee, Ohio, Cumberland, and Lower Mississippi Rivers that you may also enjoy reading.

On 24/07/17 07:26, ahmad wrote: > is there any updated generic binary linux package? the current version > on website is for 2014.

From John Marshall: 1/26/13 - South Windsor, Vibert Road -- NORTHERN SHRIKE, last tree with a tangle on the right, flew left to the tops of the trees and the back right across the field to the next tree line toward Station 43. Last seen just before 7:00 am. John Marshall Watertown http://www.johnsbirdinglinks.com/ Sent from my iPhone