Regards, Dave
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From: Lewis Baumstark <lbaum@preferred.com>
To: wwpotter@tscnet.com <wwpotter@tscnet.com>
Date: Sunday, September 12, 1999 5:56 PM
Subject: Re:
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>Mike Stallings wrote:
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>>3. I'm considering side rails, because they are so handy for
>>tying things off, but does anyone find the side rail interfere
>>sometimes? Sometimes in gusts, or when paddling, or just for
>>a change, I like to sit up on the edge of the cockpit.
>
>When I bought my boat I only got the rails because they were part of a
>package deal, but I think I would just about do without anything else other
>than the rails now. They are a very strong attachment point for tying
>lines, but probably just as important or more important, you can use them
to
>lean back against. Call me lazy, but I like to be able to rest my back on
>something. Without the rails I don't know what that would be on my P15.
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>Lewis Baumstark
>P15
>Bristol, Tn.
>