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How come all of the pictures now have an info cover on the bottom half? Can't be read.

Sailing ships used to drag a weighted line with knots tied in it. The faster the speed, the more knots were visible out of the water.

Ours, including the stairs and galley, was done in regular oak flooring with high grade marine epoxy finish. It lasts a very long time with little wear and tear.

We just bought perfect height upholstered bar chairs with a very wide leg positioning for stability. They could be bolted to the floor with angle braces, but were not. In really rough seas, we would be standing at the wheel anyhow, not sitting and they never fell over when empty, even in some...

He's not using bait and that's NOT a rope... Ouch!

It is almost always misquoted as "The proof is in the pudding", but that's completely wrong. The real proverb is "The proof of the pudding is in the eating", meaning that you can't judge food (or anything else) by looks. You have to eat it (use it) to find out of it is good.

Old English for "Of the".

One more boat name... from an unhappy owner

Awl through the house

Imagine teeth coming down from the sky...

True and he even forgot the flashlight, alarm clock, countdown timer, stopwatch, maps, chartplotter, celestial maps, newspaper, a telephone, and a dozen other things.

I want to use our runabout on Lake Michigan and the rivers, so I want a good handheld chartplotter. Maybe a tablet that works even when out of range of cell signals?

I get it... He's wearing Crocs.

galley pic

Our 53MY had solid oak tongue & groove flooring in the salon, stairs, galley, forward stateroom, mid stateroom and lower hall. No problems at all with cupping or any issues. It handled wear, water footprints from the aft deck, spills in the galley, wet mopping, etc. extremely well. There are...

All I noticed was "Crystal Meth Church"!

We had this one on our aft deck and did 6,000 miles of the Great Loop with it just like that. No support or screws holding the table and no glue holding the top on. The heavy ratten table legs extended almost as wide as the top. It only fell over once after dozens of heavy wave incidents and...

All of our stores have lots of TP now. #wipeout

Wow! I guess I should'a bought the big pack they had stacked in Costco 2 days ago... but then I'd be a hoarder too.

I don't understand the toilet paper shortage. We live in Illinois and there has never been a shortage and there is tons of toilet paper available at all the usual stores today and always has been. Where is there a shortage?