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Tom Potter
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Initially Posted - 11/01/2005 :  20:08:50  Show Profile
Just got a copy of the Sep/Oct 2005 issue of the Small Craft Advisor and low and behold there's a article on this past years BEER Cruise. Here's a small quote from the article;

"Although this was definitely not a race, whenever 53 sailboats get out on the water together, races will occur. The larger boats, like Sam Hunter's MacGregor 26S, Dragonfly, Ben Allen's Latte Dah, an O'Day, <b>a Catalina 250 from Georgia owned by Tom and Cyndi Potter</b>, Grant Lopez's Seaward 25 Dream Catcher, <b>Tom Gepfrich's Catalina 25</b>, and a Hunter 260 broke away early and established themselfs at the front of the pack."

I don't recall seeing those other boats anywhere near us, do you Tom?
1997 250 TR WK (sold)
1984 O'Day 28 (sold)
1979 SISU 22
Bath, NC.
Edited by - Tom Potter on 11/01/2005 20:10:11

atgep
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Response Posted - 11/01/2005 :  20:32:07  Show Profile
Tom, I am pondering that one as well. One thing I can say though. Anytime the wind is behind the beam and reasonable, the chute goes up and the race is on! That was some great sailing.

Tom.
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