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Some actual science on the issue: http://focusonline.ca/node/1117 While I'm not a fan of raw sewage discharge, it seems that you really can't blame Victoria for the condition of the water in Puget Sound. We're a handy scapegoat for a home-grown problem.

Rye is great in tea, especially after an early morning swim to rescue the dinghy.

Ah, string mizzen.

As far as I know, the full wishbone rigs have always called that tensioning line a snotter. I assumed they got it from half-wishbone predecessors.

I don't mind the blue one. The white one looks startled.

I'll mail it to you.

It's what happened from a person with the same name who sued SA for being mean to him and won. Now if you type in sreyM naD it ends up as asterix. **********.

I'm wondering where the forward crewpit drains to. To where the crawford forepit drains. Whatever.