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Subject: Re: NASA log fouling


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Frank Marsden
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Date Posted: 16/11/04 8:11:41
In reply to: Brian Henry 's message, "Re: NASA log fouling" on 15/11/04 19:05:20

Brian,

You missed a couple of things.

Firstly, because I didn't say, is that I am moving to a swinging mooring in Portland Harbour.

Too much water in the boat when in shallow water tied up to a pontoon is one thing, clinging to the mast and waving to families building sandcastles on the beach is another.

The other is that the log is positioned towards the rear of the boat where there is no drain to the bilges, of which there are non anyway.

Frank

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