: Don't ask for general consensus, that would take all of the fun out
: of it.
: I have done both, I don't know which is best. There are only few
: things that I have learned from experience that I would claim to
: always be correct, these are some that come to mind. Always look
: upstream if you pull off a river to take a whiz. Family and
: friends matter more than work. If you build a cedar strip SUP
: with a teenage daughter add about six months to the build time
: to allow for social life. Any yard work is better than an
: afternoon at the mall. The fact that 97% of treadmills are not
: used after the first 60 days of purchase is not due to lack of
: discipline as much as a lack of creativity (go buy a watermelon
: and see what you can do with a treadmill, some great physics
: experiments, a few lessons in chaos theory) if you don't like
: physics you can use a grasshopper or your wife’s cat and try
: some biology experiments.

Thank you Scott for the interesting idea for my dusty treadmill. Do you have any suggestions for an Nordictrack, folded down and hidden behind some boxes?
And while you are at it how about for my fluid bike trainer set up and the older set of rollers?
Seriously how about the plans for the StarTrek transporter to get me and boat to the water in under an hour>
Weather is nice in Southern Calif a great deal of the time but we do have a shortage of water in-land

Now for the coaming, do what I have been doing, stop working on the wooden/glass boat and build SOF :)