White-winged Crossbill: Opeongo Road and Spruce Bog Boardwalk produced small numbers of this crossbill all week. Some were at Bat Lake Trail as well. Common Redpoll: One was seen and photographed at the Visitor Centre feeders all week. A few of these redpolls were along Opeongo Road on the 21st.

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That's all goodness.

In that case, the waves can wash over the top and make it very difficult to see. Boatless, but building M/V Doulos http://www.anyboat.com/kruse1.htm Paul Kruse plkruse@iu.net Port Canaveral, FL, USA

I mounted the Sony antenna on top of the pipe, which extended just above the hand rail. and connected all the fittings, etc. The antenna can rotate a full 360 degrees if needed. I will add another support between the upper portion of the stantion and the pipe to give added strength, though at dock its not needed.

At 08:53 PM 9/25/01, you wrote: >In Canada I saw Scopolamine on the top of the druggist's counter. I asked >if it was a prescription drug and he said that it was not in Canada. He >was aware that in the US it was controlled. > >Frank > Frank et all. Almost anything you want in medications can be obtained in some foreign country without a prescription.

A cleat near the outboard end of the finger along with a bracket or hook on top of a flexible and easily-broken vertical stanchion-- a piece of 1" PVC or the like-- is all that's required. A strong mooring line is cut to length and secured to the cleat and the loop end is hung on the hook at a bit above handrail height.

One bright point is that the winds will be from the right, East, and the top, North, of the pic of the lagoon, so all of the "big iron" that is in, and will be comming today, the lagoon will be down wind of us. They are our biggest worry Re: dragging boats. Thanks a bunch for the replys and for the good info.

On Sun, 19 Apr 2009 08:22:53 -0700, Corby Dawson wrote: >Arnold, >Look at the top of page 3 on the link below. Not sure how they arrived at >their conclusion but there is one opinion on the HP mixers! >http://www.unusualresearch.com/AppNotes/TimeNuts/OptDualMixer.pdf >Corby Dawson Corby, a real interesting paper, thank you.

It should be able to see to the horizon all 360 degrees. Well if you live in the USA some blockage to the North is OK. Put it on a short mast and as a ham you know about lightening and grounding and so on.. Don't skimp on that. 3/4 iron plumbing pipe with a pipe flange on top makes a perfect mast and you can run the cable down the pipe.