Here she is:

Hi Kevin et al... As luck would have it...John has been thinking about selling his 87 Land Cruiser for some time. We haven't done anything about it yet, but it could be available. He was planning to do a bit of work on it, but if someone wanted to do the work themselves...a smokin' deal could be up ...

Awesome pics, Lee. Thanks for posting. Looking forward to seeing others' pics too. It was a fun trip - as it always is.

I'll add my vote for the spit.

Vancouver Island Air has installed several web cams in Campbell River and other nearby inlets. They can be viewed here: http://www.vancouverislandair.com/ Check out the link on the left side of the page.

Both the thule and yakima accessories will fit either bar system. I have thule bars and towers, and a slew of accessories - both yakima and thule. I have not yet come across an accessory (from any manufacturer) that does not fit on my thule bars. A fairing is a nice add-on for both noise and wind ...

Nice job, Kus. I'm late weighing in...but I would do exactly what you've chosen. Text in word, followed by final layout in InDesign. An awesome program for page layout and perfect for the application - creating books. Good luck!!

Wow Kus...you are good!! The Kea has now gone to a new home in Edmonton. We'll miss her. But here is a link to a pic, in case you are interested, Dan. http://www.buysell.com/root/detail/Brit ... ed_in.aspx

If you don't receive a response from DFO, you may also try reporting this at http://www.Salmonopolis.ca. This new site is a partnership between David Suzuki Foundation and the Sierra Club - BC Chaper, and collects info on habitat violations, and follows up to ensure enforcement by DFO.

Well, I certainly wasn't going to try to flog this here, but since Kus has mentioned it.... we happen to have a Farrier-designed Trailertri F18 for sale!! It is in great shape, has just had the hulls repainted, and is ready to go. Just took it out for the long weekend, and we were able to sail when ...

I wish I could agree with Kus. Unfortunately, I've now broken the nose off my 131 THREE times this year! I've finally sucked up the cost of a nose protector ($70!!! - wish I had your tip about second wind). I had also heard that contact cement was the way to go. But late on a Friday night, on route ...

This was just the motivation I needed - thanks Kus. Another $5 for you!

I'm happy to help out on race day - registering, sign-up, course boat, etc. Assuming it is a sunny weekend, of course! ~Naomi