[Rhodes22-list] Zingers and reply to Rhoadey Book Project and Mast Crutch...

[Arthur H. Czerwonky]

Ed,

I have not.  The point of my email was to highlight that another Rhoadie brought up many months ago - will a book specifically addressed to the R22 story be feasible?  If so, Cindy or whoever would pull such a project together might begin the process while Stan can participate also.  That makes sense to me.  BTW, Mary Lou would no doubt be a major plus contributor, I am sure happily so.

Cleats, rails, whatever.  The major stress would be carried by the crutch, so you don't picture what I have in mind.  The side pull/stress would be minimal, so the rail would be more than adequate, especially as I would probably be using something more secure than tied lines.

Sometime when the mood strikes look up the word interloping in Webster's.  You don't have a way with words.

Art


-----Original Message-----
>From: Tootle <ekroposki at charter.net>
>Sent: Jul 21, 2006 9:34 AM
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>Subject: [Rhodes22-list] Zingers and reply to Rhoadey Book Project and Mast	Crutch...
>
>
>Art,
>	Evidentiallt y you have not read Mary Lou?s major part in the book, ?Sailing
>Small?:  See Chapter 5- http://www.devereuxbooks.com/boats.htm
>
>                Secondly, if you want a book about Stan and General Boats, I
>believe that topic is reserved for a famous Washington, DC, journalist
>referred to as Cindy (Spitzer)?
>
>	Stan?s mast crutch system ties off to the rear cleats, more secure than the
>rails. 
>	However, it is good to see you interloping again.  How was the vacation?  
>
>Ed K
>Greenville, SC, USA
>
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