More bureaucracy at work

Sep 23, 2008 15:26

As luck would have it, when I went to the police station to explain what was going on, the other notorious publican who worked at the police station said he could notarize the other woman's signature since he did not see her sign the original police clearance letter. After several minutes of screwing around with the deal, he finally called the ( Read more... )

fishing, work, bureaucracy, family, health

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theladyskye September 25 2008, 14:06:19 UTC
I'm glad you got some time to go out in the kayak. I want to take my canoe with me when I go camping next week, but it's a big aluminum canoe and I honestly dont know if it will balance on top of my jeep. Bugger that. I dont have a trailer hitch for it either.

I'm glad all your test results came back good. Rock on with your bad self!

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oldmanonthesea September 25 2008, 15:47:52 UTC
I haven't seen your jeep, but it is possible to tie down a canoe on luggage racks if you have one. I have seen jeeps that had roll bars used to carry canoes before as well. I use the luggage rack on top of my Endeavor to tie down my kayak when I take it on outings.

The cardiologist was happy with the results, so I guess it means that I have a good timex in there somewhere. :)

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theladyskye October 7 2008, 13:25:17 UTC
I have a Jeep Wrangler, which means the canoe is substantially longer than the vehicle. I could certainly balance the canoe there and use a rack, but I worry all the overhang would catch the wind while driving and blow it off. Which would be a bad day for the person driving behind me.

Mayhaps I can get a small trailer for it. I dunno. Canoeing season is just about over for the year anyway *sniff*

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oldmanonthesea October 14 2008, 22:59:55 UTC
I meant to reply sooner, but it didn't happen. Anyway, to do it on the jeep you would need to tie off the bow and stern painters to your bumpers to keep the canoe from sailing away in the wind.

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theladyskye October 17 2008, 19:17:58 UTC
Yeah I would tie it down for sure. Do you think it would stable enough that way?

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oldmanonthesea October 18 2008, 17:35:15 UTC
It should be. Especially if you run two painters from each end of the canoe and tie them off at corners of the bumper making sure all four lines are tight. What I do with the kayak is tie off the single bow and stern painters to the rack on top of my SUV (both to the right side of the rack to keep the boat from pivoting) and then use a second rope to tie it down on the cross braces of the rack.

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