[Rhodes22-list] Winter Answer - Mike

[Arthur H. Czerwonky]

Mike,

I suspect you want a reasonable response - for the logistics involved you might want to borrow either Bruce's, Bill's, or someone else's trailer and take it back after dropping the boat further south.  I have an extra trailer we could put it on while at Hartwell and a free spot.  Probably a 14 hour transit each way and alot of trouble just to avoid boat snow.

For a serious winter sailing break, I'd really better suggest using the R22 Luis has made available in Bradenton, take a plane to Tampa or Sarasota, and enjoy some of the best sailing you can find.

I wonder how much serious response Luis has really had in response to his boat availibility, after no small investment on his part.  I suspect too many are sitting on the coal pile and freezing to death.

Cheers,

Art

-----Original Message-----
>From: Tootle <ekroposki at charter.net>
>Sent: Aug 15, 2006 10:34 AM
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>Subject: [Rhodes22-list] Winter Answer - Mike
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>Mike:
>
>     There are several answers to your question.  Consider:
>
>1.	The ultimate answer ? sailing?
>2.	Call Commodore Spitzer -  He can fix you up with a brand new galvanized
>trailer or if you prefer, if he has one, a used painted one in trailerable
>condition.
>3.	Bribe Elton to take yours south after he make a delivery up north.
>4.	Rent one.
>
>Ed K
>Greenville, SC, USA
>addendum:  http://voodoorum.tripod.com/jollyroger.html
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