[Paddlewise] "Tidelog 2000"

	Some of you may recall that I have had a dickens of a time re-learning how 
to read a tide table and using it with a current flow chart.  I managed 
that however.

	Recently I discussed this with a neigbor who is a diver.  He recommended 
"Tidelog 2000."  I checked it out and recently purchased it for myself.  In 
one small book appears to be all the information I needed in the first 
place.  <g>

	I have also recently moved from my RV [all 20ft of it<g>] to a mobile home 
of the same age-though in considerably better condition besides being about 
6x larger<g> that backs up to Illahee State Park directly on a part of 
Puget Sound<!>  That park has a nice arragement of docks/pier to allow me 
to, as others have suggested, avoid the kayak when crabbing...  I hope to 
learn better how to do that later this summer...  I also appears to be a 
good put-in for my yak...

	I have not been keeping up with the list lately  [pre-TBI it the move 
would have taken me 2 days tops, now?  3 weeks<g>] and the move has "put me 
back a bit" on my plans for kayaking this season-but 600 sqft beats 
80!!!<g>  RV goes up for sale sometime this month...

	Hope this wasn't too far off topic...
			
		Tom...
"Three Left Turns Often Make A RIGHT.
         Trick is to survive it..." <G>
          <gadfly911_at_earthlink.net>
               homepage:
>http://www2.tscnet.com/~gadfly/

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