[Rhodes22-list] Al - East TN

[Wally Buck]

Ah Rummy your priorities are always in order. I have found that the gentle 
rocking of the boat counter balances the gentle rocking caused by adult 
beverages. I am much more comfortable drinking on Watts Bar because I am 
very familiar with the surroundings. I love night sailing! Off shore or 
traveling new coastal areas I still like a cold beer I just drink them 
slower.

On my recent cruise we were a little short handed. When we were sailing off 
shore at night I really didn't drink much at all. The nights on the hook or 
at marina were a little different. My Uncle was provisioning the trip and he 
is a light drinker. I requested red wine, vodka, beer, Baileys. My Uncle 
thought I was joking! When we showed up in FL I noticed he had one case of 
beer and a couple of bottles of red wine. He had it figured out to one or 
two beers a day per person. I quickly threw some cash to Jenny and she 
headed out to the store and purchased 4 more cases.

Serious sailing day today. Low 70s with 10 -15 from the NE. Same for 
tomorrow. Water temps are dropping fast .....

Wally


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>Subject: Re: [Rhodes22-list] Al - East TN
>Date: Fri, 14 Oct 2005 08:14:56 EDT
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>In a message dated 10/14/2005 7:51:55 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
>tnrhodey at hotmail.com writes:
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>Wally,
>Beautiful scenery is nice, but which one allows you to drink
>more....offshore or inland lakes?
>
>Rummy
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