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RE: lv-ab: Theft, Accident

From: Norm of Bandersnatch (no email)
Date: Thu Jan 11 2007 - 14:00:01 EST

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    Fred, I hope you made the crew get out and push the boat off the hill...

    Norm
    S/V Bandersnatch
    Lying 30 07.715N 081 38.394W
    Julington Creek Estuary FL
     

    > [Original Message]
    > From: <>
    > To: <>
    > Date: 1/10/2007 9:17:56 PM
    > Subject: lv-ab: Theft, Accident
    >
    >
    > Yesterday afternoon I returned to my boat & saw that my beloved bicycle
    was
    > gone. Damn, I really liked that bike. It had been secured to my dock
    box. My
    > slip is at the very end of a 400' dock, there are virtually no people
    > wandering around out here. I'm bummed. 'Security' said they saw someone
    on a bike
    > but had no description of the thief. I called the police. After waiting
    3 hrs
    > with no response I called again & told them I'd try again tomorrow. Not
    that I
    > think the police will find my bike, I just want the theft on record so
    if I
    > ever see my bike and liberate it from the criminal I may (possibly)
    avoid
    > having theft/assault charges brought against me.
    >
    > Meanwhile, the 'security' guy was watching tv earlier this evening. Half
    an
    > hour ago I walked by the office and he was asleep.
    >
    > Accidents happen. I was helping bring a sailboat to Baltimore from a
    creek
    > in Annapolis. Calm water, sunny day. We had just departed the yard,
    under
    > power. I went below, came up into the cockpit. I stood, looking to see
    where we
    > were. The helmsman was out of the channel and drove into a hard sandbar.
    The
    > boat stopped dead. I don't remember the events but I was thrown forward,
    > hitting my head on the companionway slider. The impact knocked me out
    momentarily.
    > I dropped head-first down into the boat. My first recollection was of my
    > face painfully pressed against the companionway steps/ladder. Concussion
    & neck
    > whiplash. I've been going to Physical Therapy twice a week.
    >
    > Oh well, I'm still alive. I will get another bike in the spring.
    >
    > Fred
    >
    >
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