rlchenry

Super Job!!! That really looks GREAT! You might be able to quickly fashion a spray diverter for the 200 - just a trianglular piece of cloth with 3 grommets for the forward inboard corner of the opening. Kind of a smaller version of the one like the Windrider Rave has:

Nice choice of paint colors!! You'll get over the dock rash. My teenager has taken care of all of my "fears" for the next little while. I figure I'll give it a good refinish when he's done with it!!! Nice work! Ray

Gorgeous!!!

WOW!!! That's a really tough way to get overhead shots of your boat! (and not even the correct side!) So glad everyone is OK. A good lesson for me, at least......

I touches the water when my 95lb son gets out and *MY* fat butt gets in it!!!! :oops: :oops:

A 9N. My son is becoming quite an accomplished sailor!

I add a little at a time until I am somewhere between mayonnaise and peanutbutter, depending on what I am joining.

VERY NEAT!! Congratulations!

Looks like they're in. The 3:54 coordinates match those you have given and speed is 0mph.

That would be: 9 miles per hour = 7.82078618 knots Still unreal!!!

can that be right? According to the results page: http://watertribe.com/DataAccess/Results.aspx CP2, 174 Miles Chokoloskee 1 Days, 9 Hours, 30 Min CP3, 273 Miles Flamingo 1 Days, 20 Hours, 30 Min Checkpoint 2 to checkpoint 3 is 99 miles. Their two check in times are 11 hours apart!!! Holy Cow!!!!

Boy does that thing look SLIPPERY!!! Looks like a fast sled - very cool lines!

SEXXXXYY!!! :mrgreen:

BRILLIANT!!

NICE JOB!! The first two saw strokes are tough, aren't they?