Ernesto got a boat
09-04-2006, 02:32 PM
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Ernesto got a boat
My cousins Tiara at our house at Cobb Island...
..oak trees and gel only match a beak
..oak trees and gel only match a beak
09-04-2006, 02:39 PM
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Re: Ernesto got a boat
That sucks Rob
We missed the SBRT guys Saturday... I guess the Lake George boys were scared. I eared they parked their Trucks in Wesport this year
We missed the SBRT guys Saturday... I guess the Lake George boys were scared. I eared they parked their Trucks in Wesport this year
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09-05-2006, 05:57 AM
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Re: Ernesto got a boat
Originally Posted by BobbyB
Rob,
Pauls pier got a little messed up from the storm. And a bunch of debris on the beach from it. That sucks about the boat.
Pauls pier got a little messed up from the storm. And a bunch of debris on the beach from it. That sucks about the boat.
09-05-2006, 02:43 PM
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Re: Ernesto got a boat
Ernesto wasn't much fun up here in CT. It actually wasn't a direct blow from Ernesto, it was the pressure gradient between the tropical depression ernesto just west of us and a strong high just east of us.
Anyway, Greenwich CT is a mess! Big trees still litter the streets and power is still spotty. We didn't get power back till Monday afternoon. Our yacht club recorded gusts just over 60 and I hear there are alot of CT boats which are now out on Long Island or at the bottom of the sound. My son & I watched a 20ish Sea Ray break free at Todds Point. It didn't last 5 minutes before it was shredded all over the break water.
Here are aome pics from Sunday's carnage cruise in Greenwich Harbor
Anyway, Greenwich CT is a mess! Big trees still litter the streets and power is still spotty. We didn't get power back till Monday afternoon. Our yacht club recorded gusts just over 60 and I hear there are alot of CT boats which are now out on Long Island or at the bottom of the sound. My son & I watched a 20ish Sea Ray break free at Todds Point. It didn't last 5 minutes before it was shredded all over the break water.
Here are aome pics from Sunday's carnage cruise in Greenwich Harbor
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