Hey this is great! A boat show and related activities are going to happen! John, I'll do 12 PM both Sat and Sun. Bob

Wow she's a pretty boat, do we know what length or make/model? -Jove

Wow! What a CCA beauty. My kind of sailboat. Do you know the length or designer? Brandon

Well, after the temps dropped to under a hunnert last night, I overhauled the wheel bearings and rolled little Mojo the tuglet outside. I put this one “together” a couple years back, just for

Right now I'm planning on coming and staying with friends in Salem. May change in the next couple weeks, though...

I finally got on the ball and sent in my registrations for Cathlamet Wooden & Classic Boat Show and for Toledo Wooden Boat Show. John, I will take booth duty on Saturday Morning at 10AM. Randy

Here's the start of a schedule for manning the TSCA/Coots booth. See attachment. Let me know what shift(s) you'd like to take. If we don't get enough volunteers we'll lengthen the shifts. Thanks! --

Unfortunately, my MD is still urging me to avoid public contact.. Talk about frustrating. No messabouts until further notice for me. I'll be with you in spirit.

There was an impressive double decker paddle wheel boat on the Coquille river for a few years upstream from Bandon doing tours and serving as lodging. It would shut down hiway 101 regularly forcing

PS, I prefer dipped galvanized trailers to painted always. I have a utility trailer built by King trailers up north which is galvanized and looks like new after nearly 20 years in my driveway and

Yep everything Mark said is what we have planned. Myself and Chris will be camped from Wednesday thru Monday morning in the field. From the sounds of it we will be down at the far end or along the

The difference between rust and the galvanic corrosion is that rust is a process of oxidation which will occur without electricity and galvanic corrosion is a metal and electrical “eating” of the

Hi Bob, Even though I have not registered yet (I'm stalling because I keep trying to decide on a name for the Tolman first), I am planning on getting there Wednesday afternoon. Case and his friend,

I'll be there. Dennis B will be there "with bells on" (I want to see that! <g>). At the meeting Wednesday Debbie said there were 11 or 12 boats signed up so far to be in the water, and I don't recall

I took these photos a month ago, but they can only burn boats so fast, and this one is seventh in line... What was once a beautiful sailboat. It's sad to see her in such a

Wow! That's really neat. :o) But it'd be a real pain in the beck to get it from Victoria to Oregon. :o( Maybe we could bring her down on her own bottom. <g> -- This email has been checked for

Wow Randy, an impressive list of books for sure. All a little more technical and engineery than I usually go for. I am reading a great book right now, however: Under the Wave at Waimea by Paul

This seems to be a quiet topic. It has been so long the snow must have melted in AlmostCanada? I hope lots of people are planning to display at Toledo to get this all going again. I will be there

Lead is more noble than steel, so your trailer would sacrifice itself to your lead. The trailer would be the anode, and the lead the cathode... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galvanic_series -- This

The farther two metals are apart in the Galvanic series the more the baser metal will sacrifice itself to the nobler metal. Be careful when mixing metals underwater, especially in salt or brackish