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Easily solved.. after dark we move that stuff from the salon to the Vberth, or just duck down onto the shag carpet.gjrylands wrote:The problem is, at night, with the salon lights on, you can’t see out but others can see in. This might not bother some people, but if privacy is important to you, you should be aware of the limitation of the screen type cover.
I can do better than that browse here and if you have any questions about any one photo email me.JuiceClark wrote:Hey Ready123....it's so damned pretty up there where you go boating I can hardly stand to look at the pictures. I think I'm going to collect them as you post and make a file. Then, I'm going to show them to my wife and explain to her why we need to do the Great Loop or just spend more time up in the Great White North - when it's not white!
When you have free time one day, create a new string and show us where the best spots to float around are up there?!
I did say "if privacy is important to you". If you want to be an exibitionist, I'll watch.ready123 wrote:Easily solved.. after dark we move that stuff from the salon to the Vberth, or just duck down onto the shag carpet.gjrylands wrote:The problem is, at night, with the salon lights on, you can’t see out but others can see in. This might not bother some people, but if privacy is important to you, you should be aware of the limitation of the screen type cover.
You could also try turning off the lights. Some things are better in the dark.ready123 wrote:JuiceClark wrote:Hey Ready123[/bhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/79664671@N00/sets ... 171836650/
I find so many who do the loop don't spend enough time to really see the beauty of the east side of Georgian Bay. It is an area that deserves at least 2 months to get a good feel. It is an area that one needs to pay attention to the charts pretty much all the time when you go off the marked route.
Cool plane but still in idea stage.JuiceClark wrote:Thanks! I will send an email about where you think a better is best to buy a summer cottage or rent for a month to check things out, etc. Looks like a nice place for a seaplane too...like this one:
http://www.iconaircraft.com/Experience- ... um-1&num=1
Looks like a great plane, but the salon is a bit small, not much galley space, sleeping quarters are tight, and the head is restricted. On the positive side when you put it to the wood it really flies, and you get a lot better milage then I do with my twin 440's....Looks like a nice place for a seaplane too...like this one:
