[Rhodes22-list] Phil Jacksonville and Rory where...

[thescubatank at cox.net]

Phil,

We were at NAS Jax not to long ago.  We sailed out of the base for about six months.  Have to sailed to downtown yet.  You can tie up to the landing for free for up to 3 days.  When approaching the fuller warren bridge is when I would drop the sails and go under power.  If you get a chance, try spendng a long weekend motoring the ICW to St Augustine.  Should be fun for you.  The is a little cafe along the water toward the bridge of lions from the castille that ends up being standing room to get in but the food is great.

Steve
S/V Ad Astra
---- pawyrick at peoplepc.com wrote: 
> Tootle,
> Homeport is Jacksonville, FL, Bradenton to visit my brother, and Allatoona 
> for a vacation. I keep the boat, named Fearless (there's a boring story that 
> goes with that), in dry storage at the Naval Air Station. There is a ramp 
> within 300 ft of where I'm parked, so there's easy access to the St John's 
> River. That will be my normal cruising grounds. An hour drive gives me a 
> change of scenery around St. Augustine. As a novice sailor, I am just trying 
> to get in as many hours on the water as I can in order to learn how to sail 
> and how the boat sails. So far, its been great fun, a lot of work, and I 
> hope relaxing will soon follow.
> I'm still active duty, at least for 20 more months. It's been great, but I 
> look forward to having more time to travel. There are places all over the 
> country that Fearless needs to taste.
> Sorry, I snuck up on you. Hope it didn't scare anyone.
> Phil
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Tootle" <ekroposki at charter.net>
> To: <rhodes22-list at rhodes22.org>
> Sent: Monday, May 08, 2006 6:48 PM
> Subject: [Rhodes22-list] Phil Jacksonville and Rory where...
> 
> 
> >
> > Phil,
> >     You kind of snuck in here.  You mentioned three places.  Which is 
> > going
> > to be home port?  Enlighten us, so we can welcome you.
> >
> > Rory,
> >      Actually there are more than single and double axle trailers.  I
> > mentioned earlier that the current new Triad trailers (which come 
> > galvanized
> > only) are very different from past single axle trailers.  Because Stan 
> > kept
> > sneaking the weight up, they make the newer trailers to handle what Stan 
> > was
> > putting on them.  Maybe you need to see a tandem axle, a newer Triad and
> > then an older Triad.  They are all very different.  So you are trying to
> > juggle apples, grapefruits and prunes.   However, if you are going to be
> > close to the water and not trailer all over the world like Phil, a prune
> > might due.
> >
> > Rummy,
> >       You forgot to pay the power bill, they shut off the heat.
> >
> > Ed K
> > Greenville, SC, USA
> >
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> >
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