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OK SO IT'S DREAM TIME AGAIN UNDER ALL THE SNOW HERE IN THE NORTH EAST, BUT ARE THERE ANY OF US INTERESTED IN POOLING RESOURCES AND SENDING A 25 TO THE NATIONALS? Perhaps renting a motor home and towing a boat there---In the Long Island area a motor home rental goes for about $1025 for a week /1000 miles, but deals can be made. We can use my home as a staging area--plenty of parking etc. The motor home will cut the cost of hotel/motel dollars. The 29' that I used slept 6.
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So wadda ya think? <hr height=1 noshade id=quote></BLOCKQUOTE id=quote></font id=quote><font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size=2 id=quote> No offense, Val (and all you other East Coasters), but six of us in a motor home? <img src=icon_smile_dead.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=icon_smile_dead.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=icon_smile_dead.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=icon_smile_dissapprove.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=icon_smile_dead.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=icon_smile_dead.gif border=0 align=middle> That's what I think.
Dave Bristle - 1985 C-25 #5032 SR-FK-Dinette-Honda "Passage" in SW CT
I'm interested in trailering OJ to the nationals if one or two <i>calm</i> racing types would like to join me and share the fees. I think gas prices will be back under control by then . . .
"I think gas prices will be back under control by then . . ." I sure hope so Steve, or I may not bring "This Side Up" - 3,000 miles at 10 m.p.g. gets expensive at $2 + a gallon...<img src=icon_smile_sad.gif border=0 align=middle> If I don't, I'll be looking to go on a Tall Rig (I think Steve M. has expressed an interest!) I've already been on a winning Standard Rig so I'm looking for "The Double"! <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle> Derek
Don't think I've been ignoring your offer to share expenses to the Nationals. Just waiting for the dust to settle after my suggestion to share a boat ride to the Nationals. So far it seems like you and I are the only ones interested. So what else is new?
If everything goes as is do I drive to Pittsburg and team up with you and go on from there?
Do you have the tow vehicle? I don't.
Val on the hard DAGNABIT
Monday is splash day for CALISTA. What's the appropriate exclaimation????? YEEEHAAAA?
Don't think I've been ignoring your offer to share expenses to the Nationals. Just waiting for the dust to settle after my suggestion to share a boat ride to the Nationals. So far it seems like you and I are the only ones interested. So what else is new?
If everything goes as is do I drive to Pittsburg and team up with you and go on from there?
Do you have the tow vehicle? I don't.
Val on the hard DAGNABIT
Monday is splash day for CALISTA. What's the appropriate exclaimation????? YEEEHAAAA?
The way I spell it is "Yee Ha!" I'm already in the water, and will probably go sailing next weekend, if the weather cooperates. My new fully-battened main arrived from Catalina Direct, so I'm keen to see what it will do.
I'd be interested in participating in the nationals as crew. I'm pretty calm.
Way to go Bruce....you'll love the Ullman full battened main....I 've had mine three years now and just replaced the 150% genny the last month of last season. So it's YEE HA is it? Thanks.
Well it's down to the boat now to see if the brother Brian Weeks that I spoke to Saturday conveyed my intentions to the brother Kevin Weeks who operates the lift. They sometimes don't. FINGERS CROSSED
I would love to crew and I'm way calm. Have both campaigned my own boats and crewed on others' over the years. Also taught junior sailing and supervised their racing.
I think the time will work out fine for me.
Jan Sturgis Catalina 25 '84 Fixed Keel (may be tall, haven't measured yet)
I would love to crew and I'm way calm. Have both campaigned my own boats and crewed on others' over the years. Also taught junior sailing and supervised their racing.
I think the time will work out fine for me.
Jan Sturgis Catalina 25 '84 Fixed Keel (may be tall, haven't measured yet)
Janet, if you're leaning toward bringing your own boat there will be plenty of sailors around to help commission and decommission. Else, OJ currently has a slot or two open for crew . . . thanks for expressing an interest!
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Yep, all is in order in this department Val. Maybe Cleveland would be a more convenient place to hook-up.
[ Now Here this! This is from your National Race Committee Chairman, We are in desperate need of all sailors who want to participate in this years Nationals to please committ as soon as posible. We are planning to have a great time and can not afford to let this years race be canceled like last years. For More direct information you can contact me at the following addresses.
Bill Meinert 808 Baker St North Manchester, IN 46962 HM 260-982-1929 WK 574-457-8020 Email wmeinert@kconline.com
Look forward to meeting everyone on June 13,14, & 15.
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My offer of my 97 Suburban 4x4 as a tow vehicle was a response to OJ's query. Did you find one? I live in Central New York. I haven't completed the purchase of the trailer I've found and I don't think I want to bring Allegro this year. My sails are all pooped out and in am still bringing the boat back from a long period of neglect before I acquired her.
I would however love to crew for OJ or anyone else and would welcome a ride since driving a Suburban to Indiana with one person aboard is pretty stupid.
Looking forward to meeting lots of kewl Catalina folk, Jan
Looks like I76-I80 is the most sensible route from Pittsburgh to Syracuse, IN (~350 miles, ~7 hours.) Anyone coming from the east is welcome to join forces anywhere in between.
These plans are <i><font color=blue>tentative</font id=blue></i> pending runaway gas prices, a washout weather forecast, and/or unplanned work projects <img src=icon_smile_angry.gif border=0 align=middle> .
I initiated this thread hoping that the east coast group might join forces and take a boat along. My boat will be in the water in June but I welcome it's use as our boat but don't have the necessary stuff to get it to Indiana. If you have the pull, who has the trailor? I have the boat. It's a tall, wing, with new full battened main and never used 150% genny Val on the hard DAGNABIT
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