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You must have shrunk in size since I last saw you....I suspect that will be a little bit cramped in quarters.... :roll:

I agree with what David (Anna Leigh) states as to the Coast Guard requirements, although in reading what D.D. states (see above quote), it appears that Pennsylvania has a more restrictive law on their books as to the actual placement of at least one fire extinguisher. A local example of...

Harvey, They are on separate switches on the dash directly under the steering wheel. Les at EQ did the rigging for them when I purchased the boat new. The side lights not only have been useful when docking at night by have been particularly useful at night when connected to shore power at the...

Harvey, "Sea Shift" has side flood lights and a stern flood light installed on the radar arch. Additionally, it has a bow pulpit spot light that swivels 360 degrees and pans up and down. Look carefully at picture number 47 in my album and you can see them. The side and stern flood lights are...

Yesterday's Everett Herald stated that "Officials are scouring the nation for one of the WW II era structures known as a Bailey bridge, a type of portable bridge used by the British and American military engineering units during the war. If one of these bridges is available to span the 160 foot...

I just spoke with daughter Jessica on the phone. She drove up to Mt. Vernon and Burlington around 0930 this morning and got off at the College Way exit and then crossed the river on Riverside Drive. She said there was no real problem at that time. Wife Carol, drove up to Burlington around...

Joel and Susan, glad that you are physically ok. Sorry to hear about the Waterford Crystal and the messes that are now in need of clean up. Sounds as if structurally your residence is good. Wishing you the best.

All of the detour routes are going to be "interesting" for semi trucks. Additionally as we all well know there are many "oversized loads" that transit the North/South corridor. These types of vehicles will cause major traffic interruptions and in my mind may not even be permitted on the detour...

Carol and I just departed the house to drive into town when my fire pager went off alerting me that our Swift Water Rescue Team was dispatched to the I-5 Bridge collapse. I turned the car around and went to our fire station to join other members of our team where we hitched up our hovercraft to...

AKA....Fatalburg or FayetteNam. :mrgreen:

Happy Birthday Larry! Hope you are enjoying a fun filled day! :cake :beer :cake :beer :cake :beer

TR, perhaps we were at Ft. Bragg at same time. (part of '64 and '65). When making my comment I was thinking primarily about jumping out of C-119's...never landed in one...... always happy to jump out of them. Agree, disparaging remarks about other branches of service meant in jest. We all a...

Airborne....All The Way! That is why we jumped out of Air Force Planes...LOL :wink

A 35' Fireboat! That is incredible. The Everett Marina, which is the Largest Marina on the West Coast doesn't even have a fireboat. :roll:

I just read an article entitled "Auto Makers Warn New Ethanol Mandate Could Damage Vehicles". (This is in regards to E-15} You may google it if you wish to read it. In part the article says, "Detroit says it will ruin your Engine", "The EPA says it's Safe". The Auto Industry says...

oops, posted on wrong thread.

I just "googled" the Elliott Bay Marina web site and see that they advertise "Free Limousine" service.

Seems to me that Elliott Bay Marina offers some type of transportation to downtown Seattle. Unsure of cost. Give them a call.

Rick, take some time to enjoy retirement. Thank you for your service in the CG!

Only if it were your own... :roll: