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Nothing like being able to wear a tank top and shorts while cruising the waters of Puget Sound in the winter in the C-Dory with the Wallas cranked up on high. :lol: In reality, a pair of jeans, T-Shirt, flannel shirt (although wool would be better choice) and my always worn PFD. Like...

Roger, please add Carol and me to the Taproom list. Thank you.

Great Video....loved flying over our gorgeous State of Washington and experience the landing at Whidbey NAS. Great touch by Whidbey NAS Fire/Rescue honoring Torch's retirement flight.....even a rainbow at the end.

Roger, thank you for posting the photo. If you observe closely at the underside of the table where it is attached to the wall you can see 3 round knobs that have bolts that secure the table to the wall. If all 3 of those are removed then the table is free of the wall. If the desire is to move...

Our 1999 16' C-Dory Cruiser (which I purchased new in '99) came stock (it was a standard feature) with a table ...same as pictured by previous poster. Photo number 9 on the first page of my album displays the table. Because of the manner in which it was attached to the port side it could be...

Congratulations to Amy and to you Brent and Dixie....You all deserve to be very proud of those achievements! :thup

Carol and I just took a trip down memory lane by viewing the photo album of the "Canadian Gulf Islands 2008" cruise in which Dee and Don were a part of. Every photo of Dee in that album shows her signature broad smile. We are saddened to hear this news. Don, our thoughts and prayers are with...

I've always interpreted the content of the Navigational Rules COMDTINST M16672.2SD the same as colobear. Aside from how an individual may interpret the rules, I consider the following: Even when in times of uninhibited visibility from weather, the design of our C-Dorys alone does not provide...

Too bad the folks that legislate this crap won't be around to fuel their cars with this because they are about to fall over the cliff..... :roll:

Tiffany, Jamie and Mike I know Minnie will live on in your hearts. :rose Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Dave, Carol and Jessica

I just observed on another thread that Hoagie has apologized for initiating this thread. Hoagie, on my part, your apology is accepted although I'm not certain that an apology is needed. I understand that when an individual "moves" into a community, he isn't familiar with all the...

Just now on KOMO Channel 4 news, Seattle they showed an aerial video clip of Rogers's farm.

Thank you Sunbeam for your kind words about "Sea Shift". I totally agree with you about wanting to drain all of the water left in the bottom of the anchor locker and it sounds as if you have accomplished that. If I am understanding you correctly, I am interested that you indicate that there...

Sunbeam, more than likely the water intrusion was not so much from the anchor locker, but from the hole to the exterior of the vessel (under the clam shell). Any water entering there would go directly to the floor under the v-berth as there was no patent path from the anchor locker to the...

Thanks Joe for the prodding. I just signed up, but currently my plans are to commute to the activities from home.

When the factory was in Auburn, I remember seeing a new 22' that the factory was custom installing the head on the starboard rear corner of the cabin. Personally, I wouldn't choose to have a designated head in lieu of the standard features of a 22' (ie: galley, dinette, etc.) and am satisfied...

I too have met a Sgt. Sergeant. Not a Marine but in Law Enforcement.

Just to continue this discussion. I realize that having the kicker on the starboard side is not the best for keeping the vessel level....especially, when at the helm and no one seated in the port seat, but one needs to consider the other reasons for having the kicker on the starboard side. My...

When I had my 16' Cruiser, I had a BF 8 mounted directly to the transom on the starboard side of my 50 HP Honda. It was connected by a tie rod to the 50 HP so I could steer from the helm. It proved to be an extremely functional set up. You can view pix of it in my photo album.

This definitely brings home the realization to many that we have a war constantly ongoing on our coastlines. The news credits BMC Terrell Horne III with 38 lives saved in his CG career. What a tragedy to lose his life at the hands of those out to make a quick buck without regard for the lives...