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C dory to Bahamas

Started by Frank, January 15, 2011, 10:20:56 AM

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Frank

Made it  ;D   Man...I'm not a power boat guy. This was the fastest crossing I have made time wise but the longest mentally. No sails, no keel and no selfdraining cockpit made for a tense 3 1/2 hours. The blue/green waters of the Bahama Banks never looked so good! This will be a good/dry boat for scooting into town for supplies and now that its here I'm sure I'll enjoy it....but a sailor is a sailor is a sailor  ;)


God made small boats for younger boys and older men

Tim

Glad you made it  ;D What size CDory?
"Mariah" Pearson Ariel #331, "Chiquita" CD Typhoon, M/V "Wild Blue" C-Dory 25

"The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to change; the realist adjusts the sails."
W.A. Ward

s/v Faith

Glad you made it!

  I wish I had gotten in touch with you, I stopped and visited a friend in Vero Beach on my way back up from the keys... I might have caught you before you crossed.

  What did you end up having to do to the fuel system>?  Protective measures in place now?
Satisfaction is wanting what you already have.

Frank

It's a 22ft "angler" model. Nice lil wheel house..no more getting soaked going to town. The whole fuel system was shot from sitting for years with ethanol fuel that was not stabalized. New pump, injectors etc and it runs great. Sure is nice to be back here. "island time' is great.
God made small boats for younger boys and older men

Frank

A pic of the new boat. Guess which one??   ;D
God made small boats for younger boys and older men

Tim

QuoteA pic of the new boat. Guess which one??

Ahh, heck Frank with you one never knows for sure  ;)
"Mariah" Pearson Ariel #331, "Chiquita" CD Typhoon, M/V "Wild Blue" C-Dory 25

"The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to change; the realist adjusts the sails."
W.A. Ward