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Along with the tarp(s), bring poles, line and stakes that hold in deep sand.

Don, send Marco Flamingo a note. As I recall, he had a nice little rig for solo anchoring his 16.

What Bob said

Sounds like a grand adventure.

So far, I have received two new words... fomite and afibrile. That’s not bad.

SPAMMER

The Akubra Territory has a nice 4” brim. https://www.davidmorgan.com/shop/produc ... WwQAvD_BwE

TSP, Bleach and Borax will clean them up, you should find the mix quantities on the web. Inflate any that have the valve that accept a needle...

Mark, have you looked at the Jo Bailey/Carl Nyberg gunkhole book? I’ve not read it, but it might have some good info. There is also the Mueller South Puget Sound, Afoot & Afloat guide.

Bob, thanks for the link. It seems that the story of Florida Man continues to prove itself so very true. I suspect the state is going a serious resurgence of the virus. Be well, be safe.

Even though I haven’t practiced what I am about to preach here, I’m of the belief a good manual pump (E.G. Whale Gusher) is a good idea.

I put Goodyear Endurance on the boat trailer and travel trailer. US made.

It appears “Brad” has little regard for his eyes... Holy catfish, no safety glasses. Interesting video, though. Thanks Mark.

I think a mute button would be nice. It’s not often needed, but on the rare occasion...

Barry, Thank you for keeping us in the loop, even though it’s sad news. El and Bill are such great folks. Diana and I send them our very best wishes. Be well, Steve

Look through the photo album of El and Bill Fiero, I believe they did that. Boat name Halcyon. http://www.cruisingamerica-halcyondays.com/

Perhaps a bit later in the spring...?

Congrats on the new boat! If you don’t want to do it yourself, Rodgers Marine in Portland has a very good reputation, and no sales tax in Oregon. http://www.rodgersmarine.com/

Lube your steering cable, or you’ll end up replacing it. https://youtu.be/tfMn6bGfAKs google Lube boat steering cable