We thought about putting the Safari into storage, but I'd rather have it to make things more comfy if we lose power for a while. Playing the odds, but it's not parked under a tree...
Tom, tired of paying for tree repair
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Now: 2007 Safari SE 23' "Anne" towed by 2011 Dodge Durango "Herman"
Before: Argosy Minuet and T@B, towed by various Honda Odysseys
1971 25' Tradewind
1965 26' Overlander
Ferndale
, Washington
Join Date: Mar 2011
Posts: 356
This is totally bizarre! I just tried to go to the FNMOC/public weather site to find::!!
A) It's content is drastically reduced due to some "robot" deal.
B) My original post starting this thread is 3rd in line under FNMOC/public site!!
I would kindly ask a moderator how this could happen.
I mean, if I post something like my last thread about the "goodbye skylight hello hatch" does it find it's way to some where on the web talking about skylights and hatches? I'm ok with that....But to place my comments right next to a highly effective and important Govt. Web site just gives me the creeps.
I'm sure glad I was "moderate" in my opinion (based on 28 years at sea) and called it a forecast model by the Navy....not me.
By the way: what I could ascertain by the latest map is that (at this time of they're forecast model) is that the worst of the storm may end up a little North of Long Island but that "brunt" involves 30' seas. Look out Maine and R.I. and Maritimes of Canada.
we're in south central pa. some news say's we will have wet heavy snow, others say just high wilds and 3-6" of rain. should be interesting all the trees still have their leaves(none near the argosy) portable welder is full of gas.
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