A message in a bottle..found my heading.

[Fudd_Boomer]

(laughs) yes.

We learned around ~20 different knots in few days. But, probably, we would be those 19 min vid amateurs too, in any other profession.
(at least in the beginning)


So it never happened ?

Had a 35' double-ender sailboat sitting in a cradle in Ventura California for years in the '90's while working abroad - had a buyer and let her go - kept working abroad - met wife - had a family - "swallowed the anchor" as they say.

Have great memories - racing catamarans at national level in my youth - cruising the Great Lakes as a kid - lots of sailing out of Santa Barbara - biggest kick I remember were a couple of perfect days sailing E class ice boats at 90mph+ across smooth-as-glass "black" ice..

 

[Nobert]

Had a 35' double-ender sailboat sitting in a cradle in Ventura California for years in the '90's while working abroad - had a buyer and let her go - kept working abroad - met wife - had a family - "swallowed the anchor" as they say.

Have great memories - racing catamarans at national level in my youth - cruising the Great Lakes as a kid - lots of sailing out of Santa Barbara - biggest kick I remember were a couple of perfect days sailing E class ice boats at 90mph+ across smooth-as-glass "black" ice..

Nice. That's a great reason to try hard as one can, to make it in trading/investing & then ,,to go back into the childhood'' via realizing those goals.

 

[VEGASDESERT]

So are you going to leave already or keep boring us with your life story?

 

[Nobert]

keep boring us with your life story?

You should speak for yourself.

 

[BlueWaterSailor]

So are you going to leave already or keep boring us with your life story?

Classic.

When your life is SO miserable and full of hatred that you can't even tolerate a moment's expression of someone else having pleasure or joy in theirs... dude, there's professional help. You should really avail yourself of some. Soon.

 

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Colorado mountains right now

Perfect time of year for CO.
Tell my moose i said hi, lol
Telluride used to have the coldest free showers around, warms for a dollar.
https://www.youtube.com/results?sea...nual+Telluride+Bluegrass+And+Country+Festival

Sept and Oct very nice Pacific Northwest Way...

https://www.nytimes.com/1993/08/08/travel/gunk-holing-in-the-pacific-northwest.html

http://salishseacruising.nwcruising.net/

'zat you?
https://www.technomadia.com/

 

[BlueWaterSailor]

Perfect time of year for CO.
Tell my moose i said hi, lol

Haha! I just came back from the high country, up around 12K feet; didn't see any moose - they're pretty shy - but there's plenty of elk, and the meadows are starting to bloom. It's just stunning up there.

Telluride used to have the coldest free showers around, warms for a dollar.

They're not holding the Mushroom Festival there this year. Dammit. I'm an amateur mycologist as well as a life-long mushroom hunter, and was looking forward to it...

Sept and Oct very nice Pacific Northwest Way...

I keep thinking about taking the RV out to Washington State - I used to be stationed at Ft. Lewis and loved that area, plus I have some good friends on Bainbridge Island that I haven't seen in ages... but COVID, dammit. So probably not this year.

'zat you?
https://www.technomadia.com/

Hah, no. But I'm familiar with them; in fact, my mobile Internet rig was designed around their recommendations.

 

[SunTrader]

To-Hell-U-Ride is for hell bent skiing. Not moose spotting. Come on man.

 

[BlueWaterSailor]

To-Hell-U-Ride is for hell bent skiing. Not moose spotting. Come on man.

I like Wolf Creek, myself; they get more snow than any other place in CO. 490 inches average... was over 500 last year. Telluride, Vail, Copper Mountain - all those guys are WAY overpriced because they're so famous.

But you've got to be able to stand the gaff here: all those wussy places are at 8K feet or so, while I'm starting out from 8200'. Wolf Creek is something like 10500' - not for everybody!

 

[SunTrader]

I like Wolf Creek, myself; they get more snow than any other place in CO. 490 inches average... was over 500 last year. Telluride, Vail, Copper Mountain - all those guys are WAY overpriced because they're so famous.

But you've got to be able to stand the gaff here: all those wussy places are at 8K feet or so, while I'm starting out from 8200'. Wolf Creek is something like 10500' - not for everybody!

Then there is A Basin above the trees yeah - Arapahoe Basin.

As for snow Alta and Snowbird are my favs. Park City pfft.