Digital tachs with solid state tach drives get my vote for pure enjoyment. Second would be my satellite radio system. Doesn't take much to entertain a boater I guess. Dan Weaver M/V Propper Lady Murrells Inlet, SC

At 02:06 PM 12/16/2002 EST, DDW1668@aol.com wrote: >Digital tachs with solid state tach drives get my vote for pure enjoyment. >Second would be my satellite radio system. Doesn't take much to entertain a >boater I guess. >Dan Weaver The 36 Prairie has two sets of steps off the sidewalks leading to the aft cabin top. To get to the bridge from there you have to climb another three steps located on the aft cabin top. But the boat came with a mast and boom which originally was used to lift the dinghy on to the cabin deck. The problem was the boom blocked your path if you wanted to use the Port steps off the sidewalk. We put a set of "St Croix" davits off the stern and removed the boom. Had a stainles rail built around the cabin top and had a "Bimini" top put on the rail. (This really added a lot of "living area" to the boat.) Added table and chairs and you have a great place to hold "sunset Services", have lunch, etc......jd Joe DellaFera / Margaret Murray 36' Prairie DC "Prairie Star" Kitching Cove (Port St Lucie) Fl. Waypoint 000 = 27.14.930 80.19.200