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Not speaking for the original poster but he did put "Intercoastal" in quotes, I suspect because he was driving down the Interstate highway system. *I don't know him but suspect he knows the difference.

*How about a live Web feed to connect to?

just a quick comment on this...the buttons are all there, if you roll your cursor over where they "should be" you might see some text pop up one has the word "next" in it and that works. just annoyiing not having the buttons to see. Grant

I can only dream. Getting closer, in my head anyway, to doing it, but for the time being still left at the dock.

When ever I click on and open a thumbnail in a post, the photo comes up but the Control Panel that is usually at the bottom of the screen in just an outline with a red X.

between the Winds and the predicted river flooding I was getting worried about you guys in that neck of the woods.

Alright JohnP It's time to change that. Race ya to the Dock!!!

I don't have a blog, as I don't have a boat yet, but I found this website to be helpful in finding other blogs about trawlers and cruising... <a href="http://www.trawlerblogs.com" target="_blank" title="Trawlerblogs">www.trawlerblogs.com </a>

But the Ads that had been appearing at the top and bottom of my screen when viewing TF, which were basically Google fed links, are gone.* They have been replaced by "The Web Page cannot be found". I'm sure not what Google or whomever wanted....

AS I don't have a boat (yet)* I don't have a Blog for her and her travels.* I do however keep up with WAY too much info on trawler blogs.* There are many different ones out there from the rich and famous - Ken & Roberta Williams (creators/founders of the Sierra-Online Software company) who are...

Just adding my 2 cents. Would the Egg be an easier sale later? as the economy (cough, cough) picks up? Then you might want to make the trade "suffer" through this season with it and keep your eye out for the Trawler you want to buy.

...and I'm getting TrawlerFest and Trawler School Ads...can you all tell what I've been searching lately?

TThanks John

(admins:please feel free to relocate if not appropriate here) I am as some would call, a dreamer.* My dream is to take my family and cruise the East Coast for a long while and beyond.* I am a dreamer because I currently don't have a boat nor much experience recently (last 15 yrs).* Prior to...

Thats an awesome site. thanks!

oh to have a spare 2 million to build a house for my boats! Although the first 2 million is going to a boat that will be my house!

Thank-you all for injecting some smiles and laughs into this otherwise grey day in NJ with this onpoint, hijacked, redirected, rehijacked, morphed thread. That is what I love about this forum. To further Hi-jack, may all of you have a great Christmas Holiday (if you are so inclined) and an...

And isn't a 'salon' where the admiral gets her hair done?

I was there Sunday as well. Having been to the larger sailboat shows in Annapolis, Atlantic City and Norwalk over the years, I found Trawler Fest refreshingly small from the boat side. I think all but 4 or 5 Boats were on the plus side of 40 and most closer to 50 and up. From my perspective...

Nicely Done! was the core sealed all the way around before installing in the new opening?

Thanks Steve for the recommendation.* Are there any other recommendations on books or blogs? * I expect this to be at least a year or two process probably more. As an engineer I tend towards analysis paralysis but I'll try to be more proactive and have concrete steps in the process like...

Well, I've always been inclined to the Grand Banks style of trawler/cruiser as evidenced by my HS art projects being sketches of a 1979 GB42.* Lately I've been thinking of the kadey-krogen and nordhavns as the pinnacle to aspire to but not for several years if not a decade.* I don't want to...

Greetings everyone.* Another new guy here - not a boat owner yet but a well established member of the OPB club.* Boating goes back to my very beginnings as my family took me on their little 24' cuddy sailboat on Lake Geneva as a 1 yr old and then again in Sydney Harbor* on another small...

I'm a new member here as well, bitten by the trawler bug landlocked in NJ!* To answer what those two tems are: first it is a Doghouse Hatch as Pineapple Girl said, a very traditional design element that was used in "olden days" to keep the waves from crashing through flat hatch covers and to...