>>How is your boat? How bad was the damage to your area.
>>I hope everyone is doing better and you are all safe.
We are ok and our boat had no damage. Thanks. We were in a hurricane hole at
the Royal Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron (who were just great). Overall the dmaage
was not extensive, but
Just ran across this, via another friend's blog:
http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dtxqwqr_23grsfpp
Dmitry Orlov, a very popular blogger, talks about perspectives on living
on a boat in the coming economic crunch; his idea is that liveaboards
can use their position as an insulating factor in the coll
I am sorry to hear about your area. I hope no one was seriously hurt.
How is your boat? How bad was the damage to your area.
I hope everyone is doing better and you are all safe.
-Anita Lockamy
Austin, TX & Punta Gorda, FL
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Here in Halifax Nova Scotia Earl did not feel like a non-event as we took a
direct hit. It was down to a tropical storm, but boats broke loose and masts
came down and boats got banged up.
Bill
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It wasn't really the government folks preparing for the "worst case
scenario" that earned my scorn.
I have no complaint about preparedness. I do it myself from time to time.
While some said it was good practice for the emergency services, overdoing
things can be expensive, draining resources fr
