Conference unifix::sailing

TOWARD MORNING -- Valiant 32 cutter, white hull with blue wale stripe. 
Moored Marblehead. Sail mostly between Rockport and Provincetown except 
September in Maine (Penobscot Bay and east). 

    ENCORE UN ETE
    Catalina 30
    East Greenwich, RI
    Adam and Susan Couture (and sometimes three teenage girls who "need" 
    shore power)     
    
    

    Nice idea Ed.
    
    	PEGASUS - Walt, Ellen, Justin.
    	White w/navy boot top and white canvas, Tartan 33. I Forget
    	our call sign (I never use the radio so you wouldnt raise me
    	anyhow - too much like CB).
    
    	Slipped at Warwick Cove, RI.  Sail mostly Narrangansett Bay,
    	ocasionally going to Block, Cuttyhunk (and the other Elizabeths)
    	and the Vinyard. 

    EVENING CLOUD
    
    Westerly Centaur - 26 foot, 6 berth, bilge keeled cruising yacht.
    Call sign 2KDZ (I wouldn't try calling on V.H.F. from the U.S.)
    Moored in the Ballast Pound Yacht Harbour at Plymouth, U.K.
    Cruising ground - South Coast of England, may even get over to 
    France this year, if I can find someone who knows what the sails 
    are for :-)

    ETCHELLS - 22  #46   TOUCHE
    
    30' one design keelboat out of Marblehead.  Dark green hull with
    white sheer and boot stripes and "Touche" on three sides.  No VHF
    so just wave if you see us.  We're real easy to find.  Just look
    at the last boat in the one design racing fleet every Saturday
    afternoon.
    
    Amy & Gene

    OCCAM'S RAZOR - 36' Tumbleweed design by Tony Skidmore.
    
    Various incomplete colors - raw mahogany, epoxy, powder-filled epoxy
    (gray), primer. Immovable in my back yard until complete (and currently
    upside down). Identifiable by gawkily framed building shed covered
    in greenhouse plastic in Hampstead NH. No VHF, flags, flare guns
    (or even engine and sails). Not a navigational hazard (yet). Wave
    as you go by.
    
    We charter in Maine each September, with preference for Sabres.
    
    Ross Faneuf and Lois Lyman

    EVENSTAR--CD Typhoon
    
    We sail out of Fay's Boat Yard on Smith Cove in Lake Winnepesaukee(?).
    You can tell us by the young girl trying to get a tan on the (small)
    foredeck. And by the adults,Marie and I, trying to keep their young
    son from being the subject of a man overboard drill.  We have no
    radio, just wave.  Hopefully, we are going up to a CD26 or Morris
    Yachts "Linda" (28'), this summer.
    
    Vic & Marie Montivirdi

    HALCYON - Travis, Kathy, Meagan, Nicholas.
    
    Cape Dory 22, white hull with dark brown boot top and brown sail
    covers.
    
    Moored at Potts Harbor, So. Harpswell, Maine;  sail mostly Casco
    Bay, with long weekends to Boothbay region and extended trips to
    Penobscot Bay.

    EMOTIONAL RESCUE - Peter, Marilyn, Jennifer
    
    Cape Dory 30 (Alberg design) white hull with brown boot top and
    sail covers
    
    Moored at Kittery point, Kittery Maine (Part of Portsmouth harbor)
    
    Cruising along east coast Canadian border to Block Island
    
    

CACHALOT - Person Ariel 26', 1965, sail # 171, dark blue topsides, yellow boot
	   top, another Alberg design, little brother of Triton 28.

Moorings in Woods Hole and Edgartown. Their use might be arranged/traded for.

What's a call sign?   :-), I do listen to VHF except Ch16 in summer. try 69,
the channel that is.

Sail Nantucket to Montauk, but mostly Nantucket Sound. Often found in 
Tarpaulin Cove Sat night listening to PHC, and sipping Rum Punch. 

Crew of Christine and myself, with Evan Suits sometimes working the
foredeck.

    
    WILD OATS  - Tornado catamaran
    	       - US594, tan hulls
    
    Bob & Betty, usually found trailing other Tornado cats racing around
    the clear and sparkling waters of Quincy Bay and Hingham Bay.

    Lady Lou      
    
    25' Lancer with black merc hanging of stern moored in Sakonnet harbor. 
    Can be found between Cutty and Potter Cove, but mostly in Sakonnet
    River.  Crew consist of Melissa (8 years old) on foredeck and myself
    at till with beer in hand.  I listen to the radio, not the VHF so
    just waive.  If your ever in Sakonnet harbor an need something (it's
    a tough place to find things like food) juat look me up in the
    telephone book as I also have a house in Sakonnet, maybe I can give
    you a hand.
                                                         
    
    
    
    Summers-a-comming
    
    Tom
    

    FREUDIAN SLOOP - WSE5362
    
                     1974 Northern 25 (which looks like a C&C 25 since that
                     is who Northern bought the design from). Gold
                     Topsides, white Deck & Boot stripe, Gold sail cover.
                     Black Merc O/B hanging off the stern. 
                     
                     Moored in Newburyport - Rivers Edge Marina - First
                     marina past the bridge. 
                     
                     Crew - Jim McWilliams and Marcy Frank (soon to be
                     Marcy McWilliams on 14-Mar-1987 - which is why not too
                     much money will be spent on the boat the boat this
                     year.)
                     
                     Mostly we day sail from Portsmouth/Isle of Shoals to
                     Gloucester. Occasionaly overnights to Salem and
                     Kenneybunkport.
                     
                     Again I don't listen to the radio too much when in
                     port, but we do listen for CG alerts while at sea.
                     
     /jim                 
                     

    
    STOCK OPTIONS - O'Day 40  (Phillipe Briand design) 
                      
    US41411 on a full battened main and bi-radial headsail. Off-white
    gelcoat with dark navy stripes, dodger and sail cover.  Kept at slip
    in East Greenwich, RI.  Sailing area is mostly Narragansett Bay with 
    occasional trips to Marthas Vineyard, Cuttyhunk and other islands.

    Sometimes towing grey and yellow achilles ("Dividends") from stern.
                              
    Call letters WSG6246 (or as my wife would say, "White Snowy Golfballs
    6246").  Usually monitor 16.  
    
    Rick and Bonnie Fricchione

is a Catalina 27.  We have a slip in Greenwich bay, and have sailed
almost everywhere in Narragansett bay.  We have sailed as far as Block
Island.  Usually don't have the vhf on, but stop by for tea or coffee
and/or chess or backgammon anytime the sails aren't up.

We are Phil Hays and Darlene (soon to be Hays) Fougere (pronounced Foo-gair)

BTW, Fizbin is a partnership.  Mike Mooney owns ze fiz half the time.

Phil

    
    A CREWED INTEREST - Irwin 31
      (formerly the owner of CORKY TOO - O'day 25)
 
    Moored in Beverly Harbor. You'll find us somewhere between Rockport
    and Plymouth on the weekends and between Plymouth/Provincetown and
    Block Island on an extended cruise.
    
    You may also find us anchored close to a beach (Magnolia , Brace's
    Cove - Gloucester) as we're breaking in a new crewmember (3 yrs
    old) who still yearns for sandcastles. Look for the brown dodger
    and bimini top.
    
    
    bc
    
    

    "Pegasus Too" (Our first boat was "Pegasus")
    COM-PAC 19-II
    Sail # 311
    To be moored at Fay's Boatyard, Gilford, N.H. (Lake Winnipesaukee)
    Previous 2 years we were at Arey's Marina in Moultonboro
    Weekend Crew: Wife: Lee, Kids: Sharon (12) and Joel (10)
    Some weekays: Various co-workers from MK
    

    MarGin is a 1978 Hobie 16 with Tequlia Sunrise sails.  It lives
    on a beach in the southwest part of Lake Griffin near Leesburg,
    Florida where I live and sometimes work.
    
    My house is a few hundred yards up the shore from where I keep my boats
    which is the reason that I live here in Florida.  I have a racing
    single scull (Kascpher 1971) and a 16 foot canoe so I am all set no
    matter what the wind.
    
    I normally single hand the Hobie so I don't have a radio call sign
    given that both hands and feet are full when I'm out on the trap
    screaming across the gators out on the lake.  Of course, most VHF
    sets aren't designed to take the kind of fun only available on a
    cat.
    
    Once you sail on a cat you don't want to back to a monohull,
    
    Don 

    Down South like Don,
    
    
    Boat: Lagnaippe
    
    Type: Columbia 23, sail #17
    
    Location: moored at Lake Lewisville(just north of Dallas), trailered
    ocassionally to Lake Texahoma, Lake Ray Hubbard, Lake Grapevine,
    or Lake Tawakoni. Weekend cruising with the wife.
    
    Miss the blue water,tho...
    

    30' Tartan    dark blue hull, grey topsides.  Sail # 10670.  Home
    port: American Yacht Club..Newburyport.  Mostly sailed in northshore,
    cruise downeast (through Camden) in July.
    
    Crew:  Joe, Donna, Jennifer, and "Scuppers" (brain-dead springer).
    Stop by if you see us.
    
    Ed, was that your application to the AYC I saw?  

    SHIBUMI - John & Ralf plus Steve + Dave (latter two dependent on 
              summer hockey schedules and mood)

    Sabre 42 (white w/blue trim), Sail # 41304,  No Call letters yet,
             rarely monitor VHF drivel, unless I'm expecting someone.
  
    (Yes Alan I know, my disease (four-foot-itis) is incurable)
    	 
    Moored in Marion, generally can be found somewhere in Buzzards Bay,
    the Vineyard, or the Elizabeth's.
    
    This year will include some wandering: Marion-Bermuda race in
    June and Nova Scotia in August.
    

     "TRANQUILITY" - Columbia 29
    
    Dark Blue Hull, white deck and cabin.  #87 on sail.  
    Moored at Metropolitan Yacht Club, Braintree.  Mostly sial in Boston
    Harbor area, but cruise to Cape and Islands for vacations with family.
    Offshore cruises to Nova Scotia, Bermuda, and Long Island.
    
    Good Cruising!
    
    Jeff, Jan, Stephen, Karen, and Julie Gardiner
    
    

     "LEEWAY" - Endeavour 37

          White hull + deck, maroon  strip,  red  bottom.   Plain
     white  sails with brown boot/dodger/uv strip on roller furl.
     Usually found somewhere around Portsmouth N.H.  Lived aboard
     for  17 out of the last 24 months at Badger's Island Kittery
     Me with a PRO 350 tucked in the V-birth.   Used  mostly  for
     day  sails  and a few weekend jaunts.  Would be found on the
     water more at night rather than days.  Have  been  known  to
     throw a few lobster parties on Smuttynose.  A blue Achillies
     is usually found trailing behind  or  somewhere  nearby  but
     we're  in the process of building a 12' mahogany/west system
     sailing dinghy soon to be named the "LEEWARD".

          Crew consists mainly of friends who show  up  and  have
     been known to single hand on a number of occasions.

     Sun shines best on open water

     Lee

           
                         -< Fire Fox II >-
    Fire Fox II
    Beneteau First 345
    	Racing and cruising on the Chesapeake Bay. This summer planning
    longer cruise to New Jersey coast or south to Beauford N.C. That
    all the time we will have. Sailing mostly with my wife and some
    friends on weekends. Rigging boat for more laisure sailing with
    roller furling,lazy jacks, autopilot etc., otherwise boat comes
    with pretty racy setup. Keeping her at the White Rocks Sailing Marina
    on the Potapsco River with the view on the Baltimore Harbor.
    Wish there were more of you reading this notes file from Washington
    D.C. area.
    
    Allen your boat is not the only one with the tiller, mine has one
    too. I enjoy tiller more, because at the mooring it can be lifted
    providing you with very functional cockpit area.
    
    Igor, Iwona.
    
    Happy sailing, might see you one day.

    BRIES - Pearson 25    +  briesje
    
    White, call sign WSA7034 (don't listen much)
    Winthrop, Mass.                            
    
    I am a recent transplant from a 15ft sailing dinghy and the Lowlands.
    Still trying to get used to rocks everywhere and the absence of boats 
    with leeboards. Am usually somewhere between Hull and the North
    Channel. This notes file has been a great help to me.
    
    Rob  

    
    
    TRIUMPH - Catalina 25  Steve and Sandy Taft, sometimes accompanied
    by one or more siblings.  Light blue hull. dark blue boot top and
    bottom.  Moored in Wickford Harbor and sailed in Narragansett Bay
    as often as time permits.  Can also be found on Wednesday evenings
    crewing aboard the Phase II, an Engsin from the Bristol Yagh{ Club.
    
    A well kept secret, but I represented Digital Equipment in Perth
    last August when I refitted the Micro Vaxes for the Sail America
    Syndicate on the Betsy and in their offices.  I also had the good
    fortune while there to handle a service call on one of the systems
    on the Kook's 12.   It was great fun.

    
       Contentment- Mary Ellen, Fred and liquid refreshments, Contentment
    is a 22' Catalina who is inappropriately named because we are now
    looking at larger boats!! You can usually find us fighting our way
    out of the Merrrimack River from Newburyport.

    BEAU is moored in Wychmere Harbor, Harwichport, MA.  She's a 32'
    S&S wood cutter, white topsides with (old) teak decks.  If you're
    on the south side of Cape, stop by.  The best way to get my attention
    is a Hi, Hello, or even a Hey You.
    
    Sandy Kimball

    
    INSTEAD OF    Catalina 22
    
    Crewed by Mary & Dick, although after early August we will be joined
    by a new member (a very small one!).
    
    Dark brown sail cover, tan topsides - moored at Pickering Wharf
    in Salem, MA.
    
    Can be found sailing from Cape Ann to Cohasset, MA - Dreaming of
    a wider range on a bigger boat, maybe next year when the new crew
    member has his/her sea legs.  Say HI if you see us.

    SKIBO - ( Pronounced Sky-bo) 
	    Jeff and Ellen.  Plus Matthew and Stewart.

    Sabre 42 - Dark Blue hull with Gold cove stripe and Red boot
		stripe white bottom paint. 

    Docked at Norton's in East Greenwich, RI.  Initially will be in 
	Marblehead this year until sometime in May where boat is
        being commissioned.    	 
     
    

    
    ZENDIA - Ed and Carol; Kerri and Lindsay (and probably at least
    	     one of their friends). 
    
    Sea Sprite 23 - Dark green w/red bottom; white cabin. Fractional
    		    rig.
    
    Moored at Wessagussett YC in Weymouth. Sail pretty much in Boston
    Harbor. If you should hear a boisterous, but off key, rendition of
    Row, Row Your Boat or Old MacDonald, look for us.

    Not another entry, but a side note to ZENDIA (Ed Thomas' entry)...
    
    You'll know its Ed if the captain is wearing red pants with black
    whales all over them.  As a secondary check, look for the "Admiral"
    sweatshirt from Bliss Marine.  :-)
    
    Rick
    

    ONE PARTICULAR HARBOUR 
    
    27'O'day   #500 on sail
    Moored at Pickering Wharf-Salem,MA.
    
    Steve,Karen,and 0-3 kids

    	"TAMARIND"	TARTAN 30
    
    	Moored in Marion, MA (Sippican on charts)
    	This is an all-white boat with red lettering for the name.
    	We sail most weekends on Buzzard's Bay and Vineyard Sound
    	but range over the area from Provincetown to Block Island.
    
    	Stephen & Kitty Howard  and my partner (and his partner)
    	Ashton Peery & Kate Wolf

    "STEEL STRINGS"
    
    Cape Dory Typhoon with sail logo of TY (just like all the rest),
    an older (1973) weekender model that has yet to carry me out for
    a weekend.  Usually daysailing outside of Salem Sound or inside
    on light air days.  Mooring is at Salem Willows Y.C. on the Danvers
    River.  Usually sailing with a friend or two and (when lucky) my
    nine year old daughter who I fashion as my sailing buddy.
    
    True story about the name.  I played guitar with a couple of friends
    at one time and noticed their playing was louder and bluesier with
    steel strings than I could produce with my Brasilian classical.
    So off I went to the music store to get steel strings.  
    
    "Won't work on that guitar.  It'll pull the bridge off.  What you need is a
    new guitar like this Yamaha over her."  Looking through the $150-300
    models and got thinking the "Want Advertiser" might have a second
    hand one for a lot less.  
    
    So I got that week's copy, looked through the guitar section and then 
    thought, "Wonder if there are any good deals on ......."
    
    The name was a natural outcome. 
    
    Ron
    

    TRILOGY  -	Piver 30' trimaran
    
    Lt blue, tan deck, call sign WSH7090. Moored at Barlows Boat Yard
    on Pocassett River, Pocassett Ma.(Cape Cod).
    
    Ernie and crew Diane usually mess about Buzzards Bay (mostly against
    tide and wind!). 

    "SCOTCH MIST" IRWIN 37 Ketch
    
    Slip at Norton's Marina in East Greenwitch, RI.  
    
    This will be our first year sailing.  Planning mostly shakdowns
    and training crew, wife Joanne and son Jeff 6, around Narragansett
    Bay.
    
    John Budzinski

    "Irish Mist", Catalina 25 Sloop
    
    Moored in Point Judith Pond, Narragansett, RI.
    
    This will be our first year sailing anything bigger than dinghy's;
    Planning to sail Narragansett Bay, Long/Block Island Sound, and
    Buzzards Bay.  Stop by for some Irish Mist if you see us!
    
       - Jim Finnerty
    

    'DOVETAIL' 
    Fremont, NH
    
    [Gary and Heather Hardy]
    
    Catalina 34 (Sail# 457), call sign: WSH5216. Moored in Pepperell Cove, 
    Kittery ME (aka Portsmouth Harbor).
    Crew: You'd have to see some of them to believe it.
    Cruising area: New England.

    
    
    	'Crickets'  E. Hampstead, NH
    
    	O'DAY 272 - Yankee Marine, Newburyport MA
        
    	[Richard, Mary Ann and are two boys Jimmy and Brian]
    
    	This is my first boat, and I plan on crusing from 
    	Boston Harbor to the Maine coast. Stop by an
    	say hello.

	CAVATINA - Maxi 84 (28'), sail # 410.

	Crew: Marit and Knut. Late July/first August a new crew member will
	      hopefully join in.

	Maxi (swedish) is a very common boatmodel in Northern Europe. It's
	our fist boat and we have had it for one year now.

	We mostly sail in the inner parts of Oslofjorden. Weekends we try
	to reach as far out of the fjord as possible.
	The area is very good for sailing, especially for newcombers 
	the fjord is a nice sailground.
	Last summerholiday we sailed down the south coast of Norway to Arendal.
	This year our holiday will be shorter, we'll probably have a short
	trip down the coast to Sweden.
        Sailors from Oslo mostly go either down the south coast of Norway
	or down the east coast of Sweden, may be combined with a trip over
	to Denmark, in their holidays.

	If someone should be around feel free to contact me. My VHF number
	is LN4738.

	- Happy sailing -

	Knut.
	

    
    
    SEA WALKER - CATALINA 27, Sail #5560
    
    We are moored at Handy Boat in Falmouth, Me. (Casco Bay), about the
    most beautiful cruising area in North America. My wife Sue Ann and
    I can be found just cruising around Casco Bay on weekends or downeast
    on our summer vacation. Give us a yell if your in the area, BTW,
    Handy Boat is an excellent jumping off point for cruising further
    east. Sea Walker has a tan hull with a blue dodger.     
    

    WAVEDANCER - Catalina 34, sail #481, White hull, red boot, grey
    mainsail cover. 
    
    We just upgraded from a C&C24 (had it 7 years) last Friday (June 19th).
    Slip at Edgewood YC, just south of Providence: about 41 6.5N  71 23.5W
    (chart no. 13221).
    
    C&C was sailed in Lake Lanier for a year before moving up to NE,
    where we first sailed out of Salem, MA, then moved to Naragansett
    two years ago.  Most of our sailing is week ends in the bay; this
    year we're targeting the islands.

    We thought we were going to rename the boat when it was bought,
    but decided not to after all!  So despite what you may have read
    earlier in the registry (492.37) wherein a different boat-name was
    registered ...
                                        
    SIRIUSLY - C&C 26                 
               
    Carl, Jenni, Ben, Joanne and Matt
               
    White with green boot top and green sail cover, sail #48.
    VHF call sign WTN-2627

    Slipped at Coggeshall Marina (Bend Boat Basin) - Portsmouth, RI

    Sail mostly around Narragansett (first year with this boat) but
    hope to get out to Block Island and Cuttyhunk.  Younger crew members
    will be happy to find other sailing kids in the 11-16 age group
    (anybody out there?)
    
    Will usually be towing an inflatable called "JUST KIDDING"

    23' HUNTER NAMED PEGASUS
    	NATURAL NAME FOR A BOAT MOORED AT 7300' ELEVATION AND OWNED
    	A HORSEMAN WITH A MORGAN, ARABIAN, QUARTER HORSE AND SHETLAND.
    	MOORED AT HERON LAKE NEW MEXICO BUT APT TO BE SEEN ANYWHERE
    	ON THE HIGHWAY HEADED FOR A DISTANT LAKE.
   crewed by wife Karla, son Justin, daughter Janice and myself.
    
    Rick (sailing in the high country of New Mexico)
    

    "HOPE"
           34' ALDEN, wood cutter, ususally with the Yankee up
    	   beating to Newport and a 120% back to Bullock's Cove
    	   at the N.E. end of Narragansett Bay. 
    
    	   Single hand every other weekend (my wife a nurse). Ann
    	   and I on opposite weekends. Have been restoring and
    	   sailing her for past three years, mostly in Narr. Bay.
    	   But Pt. Judith, Block & Buzzards. Have not established a
    	   regular crew yet, so give me a shout. Need a couple of you
    	   folks to challange me so I can really learn sail management.
    
    	   You will see me on the bay most weekends, right into November!
    

    1972 Mariner 32 - 32' Ketch
    
    My wife, 1 yr old daughter, our dog an I liveaboard year round at
    Constitution Marina in Charlestown and love it. It's time to start
    thinking about a bigger one, though.
    
    Sailing grounds are Boston Harbor, Mass. Bay and Cape. 
    
    Spend most of my time fixing instead of sailing. Bought it as a
    handyman special in order to gain experience for my next project
    which is to restore turn of the century schooner or Maine Coaster.
    Next time, though, I won't try to live on it while I'm restoring.
    
    Next year I plan on getting out more. I want to try going north
    of Boston for a change.
    
    Andy Stangel

    MOODY 28 - 28 ft Bilge Keeler
    
    We (Pete & Jackie) sail out of Chichester Harbour on South Coast
    of UK. We have had CIRCE for just over a year. We weekend cruise
    in the Solent area and in August made it over to St Malo on the
    French coast via the Channel Islands. [CIRCE was a classical Greek
    Godess who occasionally turned men into swine, nothing to do with
    my skippering.....] We are still hoping for a season that we don't
    spend sailing in our foul weather gear.
                    
    

    SECOND WIND
    
    HUNTER 37 CUTTER - On Jackson Creek, off Piankatank River in
    mid-Chesapeake bay (Deltaville, Va).
    
    Used primarily for cruising mid Bay from March thru November.  Draft
    of 5.4 ft makes for outstanding cruising with over 100 creeks within
    5 hours range.  Great for weekends.  
    
    Extended cruises to Annapolis, St. Michaels, Oxford to the north
    and Norfolk to the south.

	SWEET P - Dave and Sue Pease.  
	16' Compac. Cream hull and deck, with brown trim.

	I work in Augusta, Maine, and we had it in Great Pond for the last
	2 years.  This year it will be in Ebenecook harbor at Boothbay
	Region Boatyard. (just south of the west end of Townsend Gut).  We
	want to get some salt experience before moving up to something
	that we can cruise Downeast for a week or 2 with.

    SYNAPSE - John Papa
    37' Islander Sloop.
    
    I've been living aboard for a year and a half in the Los Angeles
    Harbor Downtown Long Beach Marina (across from the Queen Mary).
    
    I weekend sail across the San Pedro Channel to Santa Catalina 
    Island quite often, have had extended cruises north around the
    Channel Islands, and south as far as Ensenada, Mexico.
    
    I do most of the sailing with my fiancee Michell Vincent.
    
                      crew of two, 
                        sailing together,
                          on the pacific blue.

    
    
    CAPRICE-Geoff Burr
    47' Teak Ketch
    
    This will be our first summer moored in the Harpswell, ME area in
    the cove between East and West Cundy's Point (behind Rogue Island).
    
    Caprice is a German designed heavy displacement ketch built in
    Indonesia in 1962.  She has been around the world 2 1/2 times (not
    with me) and is in the process of being restored.  Assuming that
    we do get her in the water sometime this year, our cruising grounds
    will be the Isles of Shoals to Bar Harbor.
    
    Give us a shout!
    
    Geoff and Donna Burr, Connie and Norris Evans

        Windstrong  Dave and Al Greist

        26' Mac Greggor  Can be found in any of the big Colorado puddles.
          
        Trailered out of Evergreen, CO.  Anybody else moored above
        8,000 feet?

    
BEGINNINGS
    
    1982 O'Day 28 sloop, white hull with blue stripes. Moored in Salem
    for the past 4 seasons. Sail with my wife Cynthia, daughter Sarah
    (11 years old), and various adventurous "friends" who believe we
    understand what we are doing.
    
    Our sailing area (currently) ranges from Rockport to Plymouth. 
    

    EHECATL - 1983 WATKINS 27
    
      Moored in Salem Harbor (Pickering Wharf). I'm easy to spot 
    with a beige hull, brown sail cover and dodger. Stop by!
    
     If not cruising around Mass. Bay, I'll be sitting on the mooring
    drinking too much beer.
            
     For anyone wondering about the name. Ehecatl is the second sign
    of the Aztec calendar, meaning wind. Those who were born under this
    sign were prophesied to be fickle, inconsistent, lazy, enemies of
    toil, addicted to merrymaking, rovers with no roots nor rest.
    Sure seems appropriate:-)

    SVOBODA - 1974 C&C 25
    
    Moored in Padanarum (just west of New Bedford).  Yellow
    boat with large SVOBODA grapgics on sides...
    
    Usually cruising around the holes in Elizabeth Islands...
    Woods Hols/ the Vinyard once ina while...
    
    Crew is Beau and wife Chris and 5 1/2 year old son
    Colin....Can sometimes be reached on WYA6138 but usually
    have the radio turned off....would love to find cruisers
    with similar aged kids for gunkholing.
    
    

    "Toy #3" catalina 30  #347
    
    berthed at south beach marina pier 40 sf.ca. this is my first year
    with the boat and i am having a great time on the bay...now if the
    winds would settle down to something reasonable i'd be all set.
    
    jfk

    
    "The Distance" 26' Maxi sloop
                                                          
                              white hull
                            red bootstrap
                              blue bottom
    
         Just bought the boat last week. A couple of days working on
     the hull and it'll be ready for the water. This year the boat
     will be kept in Apponagansett Bay (South Dart. Mass). I'll be
     found anywhere in Buzzards Bay down to the Vineyard. Look for
     the yellow baseball cap with Cap'n Zigzag on the brow. Will be
     flying one flag with a crooked line on it (the zigzag flag) and
     another with a big parrothead on it. It won't be mistaken for
     anything else. Hope to see you there.
    
                                            Steve
     
           
    

	27' ComPac

	Sloop
	White Hull
	Tan non-skid on decks

	She will be birthed in Ebenecook Harbor at Boothbay Region Boatyard
on Southport Island.  We hope to use up vaction time by spending 3-day
weekends up and down the coast.  I wish other DECK boats were easy to
identify.

	Dave & Sue

        VIKING ROSE - Westsail 42 (center cockpit) Cutter. Light tan 
        hull with brown boot stripe.
        
        We live aboard at Eagle Harbor on Bainbridge Island, WA 
        (west across Puget Sound from Seattle). 
        
        Year around we sail the northern and southern inland waters of 
        Puget Sound. In the summer we also sail the Straits of Juan de 
        Fuca, and the San Juan/Gulf Islands.
        
        Howard & Beth Radke
        	(and Tyler our resident Seacat)

    Infinite Sloop
    
    	Rob and Cindy Youngquist
    
    	27'  Catalina
    
    	Slipped in Lake Pueblo, Colorado.
    
    	White hull, Dove grey nonskid, Burgundy boot strip, Blue below
    	water line.
        
    	We may be on a lake, but we are just as excited and proud.

    WINSOME - Pearson 26' Commander.  Blue hull with white boot stripe.
    
    	Docked at Fays in Winnipesaukee.  Just purchased her.  Planning
    to sail the remainder of the season on Winny with a move next season
    to the Atlantic (are there moorings?).
    
    No VHF this season, so just wave.
    
    				Ron Jones
    
    
    

    ROB'N PENNIES - Kittiwake 23. Black hull with white boot stripe.
    		    Sail number 145.
    
    		    Docked at Rush Creek Yacht Club on Lake Ray Hubbard
    		    near Dallas. Races on weekends with Aux. Fleet RCYC.
    
    Robert Cleveland and Penni Phelps.

    Fair Wind - Cape Dory 28, Moored in Newburyport.  Blue sail covers,
                red boot, blue dodger.   New for me this year, previous
    		boat a Pearson 22 moored same location.  Cape Dory launched
                last week in Marblehead...going home this weekend, weather
                permitting.  Mooring just past the RT 1 bridge heading
                E, on the Salsbury side.  
    
                Cruising mostly south this year to Cape, Vinyard,
    		Elizabeths, and Nantucket....current project permitting.
    		Also, frequent Caribean Charterer....but not this year,
    		"current project not permitting."
    
    		Thanx to all you noters for your advice.  So far it has
     		been useful in diesel prep, stuffing box, and sea cock
                repairs.  
    
    		Gary and Janet Vacon
                        

    VALKYRIE
    
    	John & Jane Hasson 
    
    	Catalina 30 - Sail # 5536 - VHF WUT7452
    
     	Normally found in Naragansett Bay, out of East Passage Yachting
        Center, Portsmouth RI.
    

    Cat's Paw
    
    Chuck & Charlotte Homeyer
    
    Catalina 36  Sail #921  Home port San Diego

    Orsera (Snipe class dinghy) sail # 16411 (or 16441?), built 1967.
    (she's beeen told as the most beautyful dinghy on the Lake)
    
    light metal green hull, black sides, white waterline and small
    white snipes on the fore sides; mahogany for the upper part;
    silver spruce mast.
    
    You can find Arrigo (and sometimes see a blonde head emerging
    from the cockpit: is Cinthia) on Bracciano Lake (NW of Rome).
    
    Pls, whistle, shout, and what else you like and we'll be pleased
    to host you aboard and at home (we have a good double bed guest
    room). Though I don't consider myself a good helmsman I'm a good
    cook and, you know, after God comes the Captain but after him
    there's the cook!
    
    Pls, note: a survey is scheduled mid/end September by Ed Siegman.
    
    Bye all.
    
    Arrigo / Cinthia