Like everyone else as a homeowner, we had to help ourselves and the rest of liveaboards by shoveling the dock to the ramp. It was quite an experience for our first and last snow for 2010.
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
The Aftermath
While much of the wind still had not ceased on the morning after the storm, Red October hung in there like a trooper. She kept us safe and warm overnight. The boat swayed wildly from occasional wind gusts up to 60 mph! We had to check the lines multiple times to ensure that none were loosening from the constant stress.
Like everyone else as a homeowner, we had to help ourselves and the rest of liveaboards by shoveling the dock to the ramp. It was quite an experience for our first and last snow for 2010.
Like everyone else as a homeowner, we had to help ourselves and the rest of liveaboards by shoveling the dock to the ramp. It was quite an experience for our first and last snow for 2010.
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Did you have trouble finding a spot to remove the snow? Hee hee.. Must been really easy to dump the snow right into the water.
ReplyDeleteToo easy, Ted! :)
ReplyDeleteYeah, shoveling the snow overboard and off the docks was easy, except I told Pammy that we should never do it alone--slipping off the dock with all the winter clothing on--not good...
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