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My uncle owns a 22ft Hunter right now and is looking to move up to a slightly larger size. It'll be a lake boat, swing keel and shallow draft are important due to depth. I figured this was as good of a place to see what might be out there as any. -a I have a friend that is a broker down here, two s...

SO MANY PEDESTRIANS...SO LITTLE TIME

IF IT'S TOURIST SEASON...WHY CAN'T WE SHOOT 'EM

just couldn't resist.........

"gotta Caribbean soul I can barely control.."

pbans wrote:We've got three big snowstorms lined up....I'm getting some ideas!

I'll have to build mine out of sand

I have always wanted to construct a "snowman hell" like Calvin does. Gosh, I miss Calvin and Hobbes . Maybe Watterston (sp?) should revive the strip, like Berk Breathed did with Bloom . You mean, like this???? http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k111/paigeansley/snowshark.jpg :lol: :lol: :l...

Gotta add:
The Iguana's

BTW, kinda off subject, has anyone picked up the new James Taylor two cd/dvd album selling at Borders and Amazon? Comments?

...in case some of you MIGHT be drinking this Holiday Season....

http://www.thefunnystuff.net/viewmovie.php?id=657

Cheers

something to keep in mind if you are planning a first trip to the BVIs, they are truly a sailing paradise ( not the giant cruise ships but much more for bareboat or crewed charters). Much of what they have to offer is set up for, and best experienced from the perspective of a well appointed sailboa...

ScarletB wrote:

Exactly

That sucks, I have noticed a small change over the last 7 years but mostly the number of tourists, not so much the residents, but its hard to tell. I love that island, I go every chance I get, stay in the same place, just hang out. Hopefully most of the tourists will continue to bombard St Maarten ...

I totally respect my Colorado Connection . . . but how could you let rain ruin a trip to St. Barths? It is just rain. I would get out and go crazy on the water like the locals do . . . or find one of the cheap booze holes and get some rum and walk around with it as you bar hop . . . . that is why I...

I totally respect my Colorado Connection . . . but how could you let rain ruin a trip to St. Barths? It is just rain. I would get out and go crazy on the water like the locals do . . . or find one of the cheap booze holes and get some rum and walk around with it as you bar hop . . . . that is why I...

You'll be sorry when my 2008 vacation time kicks in!!! 8) 8) careful, or you're liable to have any number of unannounced houseguests, as soon as the thermometer up here in the north decides to stay below freezing for a few days..... :lol: :lol: :lol: Thelma and Louise Head South.... :lol: :lol: &qu...

Well, in case you all are wondering, its STILL nice and warm down here, AND the airport is open for bidness

OceanCityGirl wrote:for those who own sailboats, we are planning on purchasing a 24' Catalina

Excellent choice!!! You will love it, the 24's sail very well. I've had my Catalina 30 for years, sails like a dream

Anyone who has ever been lucky enough to get down to St. Barth's knows it is a tiny little island with not much on it. I heard a report on the National Geographic channel about small Carribean islands . . . . and one of these reports focused on population. St. Barth's could approach 10,000 people b...

VanillaGrl wrote:Okay, here is the link to my pics. Sorry I haven't 'labeled' them, but figured I'd post the link since who knows when I'll get around to that.


http://s148.photobucket.com/albums/s12/ ... TM%202007/?

GOOD pics!!!
Thanks

MacPhin wrote:we have arrived. we drove a grand total of 4,263 miles, 73 hours and 37 minutes.

too much to mention and all the people we met and fun we had.




were is my bed???? i missed that.
and my kitties.

YAY!!! Glad you made it home, its gonna take at least a day to unload that car