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Sailing is on my mind Read about this and more on the Lake Ontario Sailing Blog Click here: http://lakeontariosailing.blogspot.com/. Public forums are now under way. Read stories from Canada and the U.S. concerning this hot topic. Shoreline residents express Lake Ontario water level concerns Lakes study will not be rushed Lake Ontario Facts
The five Great Lakes form the world's largest interconnected body of fresh water, containing one-fifth of all the fresh water on Earth. 99% of the lake waters are considered a legacy of the last ice age. Only about 1% is replenished each year through precipitation, which must offset evaporation and water flowing through the St. Lawrence River into the Atlantic Ocean.
Water Colors took a one week cruise to Cobourg to catch their famous waterfront festival. Click here to view a short collection of photos. How to install a PSS Shaft Seal
Here is a
website that all sailors should visit.
Great photos and instructions on everything from
working on your stuffing box to what type of wax
is the best.
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to make to the sailing community, please drop me a line with all of the details. Tabled lake-level plan heats debate Slaughter: dredging, pier repairs coming soon Plan to regulate levels of Lake Ontario, St. Lawrence opposed. Be The B'y That Sails The Boat Carrying Place Swing Bridge opening delayed. Tours planned for Great Lakes. Homeland Security Announce WHTI Land and Sea Final Rule. Department of Homeland Security issues press release for
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Private Aircraft and Vessels – Annual User Fee increase.
Buoy 45012 was recovered for winter on 11/9/2007. It will be redeployed in the spring. When the redeployment date is known, it will be posted in the weekly maintenance report. |
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