BFS Cup 2008

[sailingdog]

Not true, my boat is insured until Dec 1.

Originally Posted by SkipperB

Well put, but even us Northeasties go on the hard when we get down to 15 degrees F. Also no one will insure non commercial boat in water after Nov.1 unless you pay a huge additional premium, so we are relegated to frozen boat projects.
PNW sailing is great though and you have an amazing playground there, and plenty challenging too!

SkipperB

[SkipperB]

Guess your insurer has different terms. I have Acadia and they are great but my policy is out of water Nov1 to May 1 for the premium (which is very reasonable).
Frostbiting became less fun once I entered the Golden Age Club anyway.
Do you sail out of Portsmouth? There are a couple T-28's that I always see and often in less favorable conditions.

[GeorgeB]

Hey, I thought the very definition of BFS was a sail that if our insurance agents ever found out about, would get our policies canceled!

[sailingdog]

No, I sail out of Fairhaven.

Originally Posted by SkipperB

Guess your insurer has different terms. I have Acadia and they are great but my policy is out of water Nov1 to May 1 for the premium (which is very reasonable).
Frostbiting became less fun once I entered the Golden Age Club anyway.
Do you sail out of Portsmouth? There are a couple T-28's that I always see and often in less favorable conditions.

[smackdaddy]

A quality BFS from Chall down under. Where are the supersouthies?

[mrwuffles]

I believe the easties are in the lead just figured I would point that out!!!!!!=)

[craigtoo]

Originally Posted by mrwuffles

I believe the easties are in the lead just figured I would point that out!!!!!!=)

Just thought I'd quote the fact that you pointed that out!!!!

[mrwuffles]

Thanks for clearing things up.

[SkipperB]

Sailingdog,

Okay, maybe see you sometime next time through the canal!!

SkipperB

[SkipperB]

GeorgeB,

No, you just tell them you were already out there!

SkipperB