Saturday, February 10, 2007

More Iceboating...


In case you're wondering, it's been years since we've had this many ice boats on the Maumee Bay - so those of us into 'hard water' sailing are pretty excited!

But the iceboaters aren't the only ones enjoying the day...this group of snowmobilers took a break from their trips around the bay to get together...













These photos are of our Renegade "Rag Time"...my father built it when I was in grade school and I still recall the smell of the fiberglass and glue...These days, Dad thought it would get more use if my husband sailed it...and that's exactly what he's doing!


5 comments:

  1. My only gripe about ice boating is the ice. Winter just is'nt my venue. I'll stick to the warmer months! Nothing better than a cold Sam Adams while getting a tan on the dock!

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  2. Interestingly, -sepp, hubby and friends said it was quite 'pleasant' ... even taking off their gloves because of the warmth.

    And there was a warming trend - it got into the 20s yesterday.

    And, according to those who drink beer, a cold Sam Adams goes down just as well after a screaming (50 mph) run across the bay. :)

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  3. "And, according to those who drink beer, a cold Sam Adams goes down just as well after a screaming (50 mph) run across the bay. :)"

    Screaming being the operative word here.

    I too am more of a fan of fluid water than the hard stuff, although we did lots of ice skating during the last ice age (the 50-60's) :-)

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  4. Sigh...now I feel even worse that I didn't just have Miguel take Aubrey over without me.

    I am finally feeling almost human today...

    :-)

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  5. I seen the clip on the news about this and thought of you. Sounds like all had a great time. It definitely would be something fun to do!

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