I would "blow" her nose out, by running 10% under whatever you get at full throttle for a couple of hours. FAST FRED ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!

However, Vermont does for state registered vessels, if their dingy is properly marked and less than 10 hp. Proper marking includes putting the mother boats STATE registration number on the dinghy followed by a -1 (dash one). Dave Legrow T'III

The city has a dock for 4 or 5 boats (was $10 overnight). Latitude: 29059.670'N Longitude: 081040.460'W It is right at the end of Walnut St. Take a walk up the street and visit your homestead while picking up your mail. -- Jim

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Sandy Point, West Haven, CT 17 May I stopped by after work and easily saw more than 10 spotted sandpipers. Perhaps that's not unusual, but in this one visit I'm sure I saw more than probably I've ever seen in total (I know, newbie talk). Beside those, I enjoyed watching least terns passing bait fish in some form of courting ritual I suppose.

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>From Alex Burdo and Jim Orrico: 1/16 - Fairfield, Hemlock Reservoir (viewed from the pullout on Black Rock Turnpike) -- Our short visit yielded 1 stunning adult BALD EAGLE perched out on the ice along with 1 juvenile PINE WARBLER amongst a flock of chickadees in the pines.