Joe(Cold Spring onHudson)

All in all its a pretty good feature. Enjoy A Bwaaaaaaaa Ha Ha Production

Give it some time the video is still uploading. Moorings get pulled this weekend First one in Last one out. Two dialog mistakes in the video. It's not Bear Mountain its Breakneck Ridge that all the stone for the Brooklyn Bridge was quarried from also I think I say Jan 8th not Nov. 8 once. Other than that enjoy. It took a loooooooong time to get the compression program to get all the sound to work. I had to compress it about 4 times and it takes 2hrs each time I need a better compression program than iSquint

One of my best I have to say Still uploading so it may take a bit I had to compress it a lot to get it to upload, so a lot of nice detail was lost but such is the way things have to be if you want mass exposure

Cool This is so much fun aint it

Na Cpt'n she isn't ballasted, but she's heavy about 3,500 lbs and she has a weighted CB. Primary stability is awesome, but you do not want to push the secondary :shock:

Todays You Tube Joe (CSOH) video production. The first feature tonight is just RAW video of an incredibly WINDY day out on the Hudson. Many people just wanted to see the video with no music and lots of action. So thats what I did. The online weather and wind had it at 15-mph as you can see it was more like 40-mph 15 mph my A$$

Just screwing around with the video camera today. I added some music for fun. I could not edit the end of the video so when the image goes the video is over. Tell me what ya think, Kinda fun lil video. Originaly posted on the WoodenBoat Forum, but I thought you guys would get a kick out of it.

AYUP http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRkKPdyagjY

BAM !!!!! MORE FALL SAILING Sailed into Foundry Cove to pick up Phil and Walker the dog. See Phil does come out sailing <wink> We checked out some of the fall foliage And the barge traffic

I went sailing again today ........ I met the guy who publishes and takes photographs for a local magazine "Boating on The Hudson" When I got home I had these photos waiting in my email.

So once again I get home and the Army guy sent me another photo of me sailing today. He shot this photo without me knowing while I was sailing around Gees Point. And Yea I was on THE PHONE it was work related, I'm in the middle of a deal and this is my branch office. Also a very Funny thing happened out by West Point two canoe paddlers were looking at Tidbit as I made a tack across the river and past them. One paddler cups his hands and calls out JOE !!! I yell back yes, He Yells back Joe ( Cold Spring on Hudson ) !!! I say yea, now he does not look familiar. He says and that must be Tidbit. I say Yea. he says; I know cause I read The WoodenBoat Forum I don't post much though but I do read your stories. He then turns to his buddy in that " Hey see thats the guy I told you it was " I bid them adieu and sail on. Small world eh ? But I wouldn't want to have to paint it :D

That great Army guy in the Cammo diesel landing craft emailed me this one. FWIW I was on board but under the dodger and out of the frame. But it's a great shot of Phil, Walker thar dog and of course our blond with big hips, Tidbit Oh and for those that think the peak is too high, her sheets were taught when the wind is up and the peak drops just right Also that cool castle in the background is Osbourne Castle. One of the original Hudson Valley robber barons. It is said that that castle was the inspiration for the castle in the Wizard of Oz.

Preferably something prickly and hard to eradicate. Neptune tried his best today. Neptune tried to take it all away from us today. Started off wonderful. Phil & I got this great idea to sail Tidbit & Dove. Me in Dove Phil in Tidbit. 1-hr of thrill laughing and shooting John B type photos turned into a bunch of Chinese fire drills. Ending with me sailing a loosing battle with the tide and wind with wind winning over me and no motor. lost the - Leicia ( 5 years a good run ) 3 small rips in Tidbits sail, new sails next season anyway. Lots of razor sharp cotter pin slices on both my arms, I need to rigging tape them. Posting from my pub eating way to hot buffalo wings. A really great Army guy from West Point has been photographing our boats with a passion for some time now. We have become his favorite subjects. He shoots from a SUPPER Gnarly diesel camouflaged landing craft. He also helps set all the moorings. An all around great guy. After todays hard sail, I met up with him at the dock in Garrison. he asked for my email address. So even though the leica looks to be shot. I still have poperatzi shooting the gap tooth chrome dome LOL

YEAAAAAA BABY lookin cool