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First big snow of the Winter, 2012/2013
...the tarp that you so laboriously cover your boat with sits placidly, completely enveloping the vessel in its protective bounty until the weather turns to snow or rain, i.e. when you actually need the tarp to do something, and then it peels aside and invites all manner of precipitation aboard?
My wife points out that snow and rain storms are often accompanied by high winds that might tend to displace a tarp that was not as well lashed down as it might have been. I don't see the connection. She always takes the tarp's side.
Honestly, I don't know why Maine ever chose the Tattered Blue Tarp as the State flag.
Ah, well, Jim- so it goes. The only thing that will really work is plastic shrink wrap, and then only maybe. I suspect that your wife has a point. Just sayin'
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