On Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 6:35 PM, Dave Skolnick <[email protected]> wrote: On Lake Cayuga I would be out sailing during the winter. If the water temp really stays above 39F there WILL be good sailing days. 'bella, who has posted on this thread, bravely went sailing with me and other friends on a check sail (new genoa) one February day when the air temperature was 19F. We broke skim ice in the fairway until we got out into Back Creek.
'bella was not brave.. bella was having a great time..I don't care how cold it was.. The sun was out, the bay looked like someone had scattered millions of diamonds on the water.. Dave had ski gloes one.. the boat was heeled something fierce. I could not feel my feet or hands... I had a GREAT TIME... I used, all last year, a small electric heater I kept on the steps as low as I could get it. sat under a heat lamp and had a heating pad for my feet. I was fine.. electric blanket on the bed. This winter I hope to be much further south and not need as much heat as I did last winter. I hope at least.. 'bella sv Ix Chel pasadena md
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