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From: Michael La Porte
 
Re: T&T: Port Runners
Fri, Mar 19, 2010 1:19 PM
A conservative way to estimate frontal area is to multiply the beam by the height of the superstructure. An even simpler way is to multiply the beam by 3/4 of the beam. By this calculation, a Willard 30' trawler has about 100 sq. ft. of area. A Nordhavn 40 has 160 sq. ft. of area. A Nordhavn 47 has about 195 sq. ft. of area. A Nordhavn 72 has 330 sq.
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From: robertfoss@na800.net
 
TWL: Cruising aboard Nostrum Again: Happy New Year from Marsh Harbor!
Wed, Jan 10, 2001 8:58 PM
Estimating water depth by color, and knowing safe routes to follow will be second nature to her, even if it must be acquired by us "visitors". Schedules. Some duties require regular vigilance. One of those tasks is checking battery electrolyte levels. It's easy to ignore, but then replacing batteries prematurely is no fun, either.
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From: Darren Rayner
 
Kingston Area Birds Oct. 21-Oct. 27, 2023
Mon, Oct 30, 2023 12:17 AM
2 were seen on the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail in Kingston on the 22 nd ; 10 birds reported from the Marshlands Conservation Area on the 22 nd and the 23 rd , 40 on the 24 th ; 20 on the 26 th , 10 on the 27 th ; 150 birds were reported from Belle Park on the 22 nd , 60 on the 24 th , 92 on the 26 th ; 2 were seen at Milburn Creek on the 23 rd ; 200 (estimate
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From: danskviking@comcast.net
 
TWL: Re: trawler-world-list V5 #300
Thu, Apr 25, 2002 8:34 PM
He has received some pretty = > astronomical estimates for shipping it (up to $50K). Anyone have any = > bright ideas on getting this beast across the Pacific?
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From: robertfoss@na800.net
 
TWL: Cruising: Nostrum Again/Ft. Pierce to Palm Beach to West End to the Abacos
Wed, Dec 13, 2000 2:57 PM
It is possible to estimate the water depth from observing its' color, but two things are important. One, you must have sunshine (cloudy days don't work). In addition, the sun must be higher in the sky so the light goes down into the water, and not just in your eyes. Practically, this means you can't leave too early, and must arrive before dark.
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From: boat-meander@hamptons.com
 
TWL: Holding tank replacement
Sat, Nov 3, 2001 11:32 AM
I'm of the opinion that a > more realistic estimation of the market for a particular type of boat can > only be had by doing your own sampling, even if initially it's only a few > months of published ads and online sites. > > The "books" cannot work nearly as well in the boat world as they do in the > automotive world, because the sampling is too small for any
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From: Wendy Wang
 
IMLA Environment Section - Final 2025 News Roundup
Wed, Dec 24, 2025 12:10 AM
EPA Plans to Restore Policy Preventing ‘Second Guessing’ of Emissions Estimates for NSR Permitting In support of the administration’s efforts to facilitate the development of data centers, on September 15, 2025, US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin
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From: robertfoss@na800.net
 
TWL: Cruising aboard Nostrum Again: Marsh Harbor to Eleuthera, to the Exumas, South to George Town
Wed, Feb 21, 2001 12:32 PM
It's estimated there were 50 thousand Lucayans living here in 600 AD). The Spanish promptly enslaved them, forcing their move to other colonies (Cuba, Haiti, etc) and within perhaps 30 years the Lucayan people ceased to exist. Several Lucayan words did survive, though. Barbacoa became Bar-b-que, while canoa became canoe, among others.