Greetings from the Atlantic Ocean

[Johnny Ringo]

Since retiring I've living aboard my sailboat and cruising the East Coast from Maine to Florida and wintering in the Bahamas. Recently found this website and enjoy viewing the pictures from the good old days. Nice job guys!
Jay

 

[d'kid]

Welcome Jay...

Saw the name and said to self, na, it can't be...
but it is...
All I can say is, Thanks for the memories

We do chat every Monday at 9 PM Eastern.

d'kid

 

[Jim]

Welcome to the Mater.

 

[Kelly]

Welcome aboard! Glad to have ya!

 

[Johnny Ringo]

Karl: That's pretty late for this geezer, I'll see if i can stay awake!

 

[Eddie]

Welcome Jay!!

Sailing sounds so cool...could quite possibly be the next thing I do.

Right now I'm seeing the country via 18-wheeler, which is cool because it kinda funds itself. Last thing was seeing the country and the racing world via air-charter work (which almost funded itself).

But sailing? Awesome!! Post some pics!!

 

[Johnny Ringo]

Eddie: Here's a picture of my boat at anchor in the Bahamas. I christened her Far Niente, which is Italian for "doing nothing". I soon found out that there is never nothing to do on a boat!

Here's a short video clip of the typical concert in the southern Bahamas. A few cruisers from different boats got together and entertained us one afternoon. Much fun! Just click on the picture and let it load. Enjoy.

 

[Eddie]

Very nice boat.

I'm a bit curious though; exactly how hard is it to ride a bike on the ocean? I would imagine you have to get going REALLY, REALLY fast first.

LOL!!

Thanks for the pics.

 

[Nitrohaulic]

Wow Jay. Wasn't that car for sale somewhere recently? What a piece of history!

I'm friends with one of the Logghe daughters. She walked up to a booth at Hot Rod Reunion a couple of years ago, pointed at a funny car, and asked "Is that a Logghe chassis?"