[Rhodes22-list] David and Lou

[ed kroposki]

David and Lou:
	I am familiar with the Ben Stavis's Web site at Temple.  I have even
communicated with him in the past.
	I have been to Mystic Seaport Museum that is how I got the business
cards I inserted at the start of this thread. Anybody within range of Mystic
should go.  Plan to spend a day.  Do not count on the ticket takers to know
where the ships plans library is.  I had to go to five buildings before I
found it.  There are many good seafaring exhibits.
	This thread got started by Karen, Editor of Good Old Boats magazine
requesting a picture of an original sail plan for the Rhodes Continental
which today is known as the Rhodes 22.  If either of you have such a
picture, communicate directly with Karen.  Otherwise, I assume that Roger's
pictures of his '76 Rhodes are the most accurate available.  
	Stan claims he has no such pictures, plans or diagrams.  He would
have us believe everything is in his head.  He is alleged to be partying
with some of our fellow Rhodies this weekend in Chicago.  Let us
collectively hope he does not bump his head. 
	David, thank you for referencing that Web Site.  What is your
relationship to the site?  

Ed K
Greenville, SC, USA
Addendum: "Fail to honor people, they will fail to honor you." But of a
Great Leader, when his work his done, his aim fulfilled, the people will all
say, "We did this ourselves."  Lao-Tzu, circa 6th Century B.C.
	
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From: rhodes22-list-bounces at rhodes22.org
[mailto:rhodes22-list-bounces at rhodes22.org] On Behalf Of David Huckabee
Sent: Thursday, February 03, 2005 3:22 PM
To: rhodes22-list at rhodes22.org
Subject: [Rhodes22-list] Re: Phil Rhodes Drawings

Richard Henderson's Book, "Philip L. Rhodes and His Yacht Designs,"
(International Marine Pub.), 1981 is comprehensive, but could not
discuss all Rhodes' designs in its 415 pages.  The only mention of the
Rhodes Continental appears to be on page 404, in the Appendix listing
Rhodes designs.  Henderson does discuss several small cruising designs
under 25 feet, plus a separate chapter on "small fry" under 20 feet, but
no discussion of the Rhodes 22.