I told him, me too
Five years spending the Winter in my driveway, and it still gets comments
Thanks Roger,
Ray

Went out to the boat today to reinstall my galley. 60sF (same as you) sunny and warm. It was actually warm to work on it. Tonight they are forecasting 2-6" of snow. Only in Canada? Nope.Highlander wrote:Yep worked on my boat on Fri +20C , said to myself na to early yet to bring her out of the shop,. and Sat -0 C & snowingOnly in Canada you say ! Oh well spring is here wont be long now
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My wife and I have had frequent similar experiences and reactions. We've taken to calling it "the look". It can occur when we're towing it through a small town or, like you, when cleaning the boat in the driveway. I got a different reaction when I had raised the mast in the driveway, and unfurled the genoa, so I could replace the nylon furler bearing with a stainless steel ball bearing. My neighbor, a life long logger, wandered over and drawled "I thought you needed water to sail those things in."NiceAft wrote: I then heard several beeps of a truck horn, and turned to see what was going on. I saw a dodge pick up truck, but I had to put my glasses on to see clearly. A fellow in the truck was just sitting there at the intersection, with his hand out the window whiles giving a thumbs up sign and yelled out his window, "every time I see your boat, my head takes me somewhere else."
Heh,Chinook wrote:I got a different reaction when I had raised the mast in the driveway, and unfurled the genoa, so I could replace the nylon furler bearing with a stainless steel ball bearing. My neighbor, a life long logger, wandered over and drawled "I thought you needed water to sail those things in."