Hi guys, The Boojum website server (and my main email) are back and updated. Today we will be looking at placement of interior handholds. Sails should arrive soon... Charles ---------------------- Charles Vollum mailto:moana@xsw.com http://www.xsw.com/boojum 25' trailerable all-ocean power boat

I don' think it was ever an easy bird to see today (it certainly was not when I was there). From Bill Asteriades, Paul Desjardins and others: 1/26 - Madison, Hammonasset State Park 9:30 -- WESTERN TANAGER From Paul Carrier: 1/26 - Norfolk, just before rt 272 -- 60+ COMMON REDPOLL high in an Ash tree eating buds.

It's easy to see why many folks want nothing to do with all this, but thank goodness the positives outweigh all the other stuff for us privileged few. Rich Gano CALYPSO (GB-42 #295) Southport, FL (near Panama City)

. > >It won't be all that easy of a process, having to take a wrench to the >various decks, and remove cabinetry and a bar top. But it will be doable, >and by one person! > >___________________________ >Doug Barnard .

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Hi All. The two bald eagles are now sitting on eggs. They are on State St in the tall trees above the RR tracks across from Proto Tires and the W.B.Mason warehouse South of the Hamden / North Haven border. Their nest is deceptively deep. Bring a spotting scope if you have one. You can see her head easy enough if you bring a scope.

I'd rather stick to electric at this stage, much as I like gas for cooking I want to avoid all the extra plumbing and tanks. Any feedback on electric stove tops and convection/microwaves, recommendations and their performance would be very much appreciated. Ron Barr M/V Lady Brookhaven 42ft Hatteras LRC

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Here it is: > > I bought a pointed aluminum spike (West Marine, I think) with base and added > a three foot threaded rod all of which is bolted to the top of the arch. > I drilled a 3/8" hole in one base leg and added a bolt and nut plus a > wingnut.