....It depends on whether you are drinking or pouring!
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<br> --Bill Cosby<br><br>

either way, i need more in my glass ;)<br><br>

In our neck of the woods, it will soon be..............
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<br>COMPLETELY FROZEN REGARDLESS OF FULLNESS!
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<br>Good day,
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<br>Tim J.<br><br>Hobie 20 #541
<br>Bald Eagle Yacht Club, Fleet 52
<br>White Bear Lake, MN

The glass is neither half empty, nor half full...
<br>It is merely too big.<br><br>

that would make it fuller as the water expands as it freezes, right?<br><br>

More full, yes, but still just as frozen!
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<br>Fair winds,
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<br>Tim J.<br><br>Hobie 20 #541
<br>Bald Eagle Yacht Club, Fleet 52
<br>White Bear Lake, MN

When the water gets hard, the boat shape just needs to change. So you'll be giving us ice boating updates? <br><br>Keith, Annapolis, Md.
<br>H-18
<br>Northstar 500 (monoslug)
<br>www.wrcra.org

The sad part is that it's harder to find the right conditions to ice boat in than it is to find the right conditions to sail in during the summer. There has to be no snow whatsoever, first of all, and obviously the lake has to be frozen. An often tough combination.
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<br>Our club calendar sums it up. On one day, it says, "Ice boat season begins." On the very next day, it says, "Ice boat season ends."
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<br>I think getting an ice boat would only further serve to frustrate my sailing withdrawl sindrome. An ill more easily cured by hopping on a plane to some place warm!
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<br>Fair winds,
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<br>Tim J.<br><br>Hobie 20 #541
<br>Bald Eagle Yacht Club, Fleet 52
<br>White Bear Lake, MN