[Rhodes22-list] jb From Phx.

[Geankoplis]

OK,
	I think you can count us in.  Alice is really pushing that we go so
it's a done deal.  It would be on the 1st Saturday of the show, late morning
early afternoon.  I wish Stan was there with a new boat like last time we
went.  Alice loved it so much because we had sold or old Rhodes I had go out
and find one in Baltimore and bring it back.  Maybe she will fall in love
with a Cabo Rico and I'll have to go out and find one!

Chris & Alice
S/V Enosis  '83

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  Hi Chris, well come on, come on, come. Two or three r-22's on the lake
would be great! 
  There is no liveaboard on tahoe that I know of. There are slips available
on a limited basis at the south end of the lake. So the cost of a mouring
ball or slip is extreme. 
  Still it is an awsome lake and I like to go there in summer when the temps
in the lower valleys get in the 90's and 100's.
  We are still planning to go to the Oakland all sail in April. If you are
going we might meet there. I still have your phone number but it might be a
home phone. the 1061#. Our cell is 775-544-6407.  We will be there all five
days because we are seminar junkies.  Our r-22 will be bearthed at berkely
marina, and will be used as a motel 22.  Barry & Joyce.
                                                 s/v Half Pint Cruiser


-------------- Original message from "Geankoplis" <napoli68 at charter.net>:
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> Hey Berry, 
> Looks like my son and you will be "neighbors". He (thank god) just 
> got a full ride scholarship to Sierra Nevada College on the north shore of

> Tahoe at Incline Village. He was trying to figure out a way he could live 
> on a boat rather than in an apartment. Not much chance of success with
that 
> plan I think. Anyway, we now have a real good excuse to come down and see 
> you guys and do some tandem sailing later on this summer. All we need is
to 
> get JB up there with his new boat and we could have fleet maneuvers. 
> Oregon Chris 
> 
> -----Original Message----- 
> From: rhodes22-list-bounces at rhodes22.org 
> [mailto:rhodes22-list-bounces at rhodes22.org] On Behalf Of b.ivers at att.net 
> Sent: Monday, February 26, 2007 11:41 AM 
> To: The Rhodes 22 mail list 
> Subject: Re: [Rhodes22-list] jb From Phx. 
> A 
> Awsome jb, glad to hear about another Rhodie coming to Lake Tahoe. We are 
> just over the hill (spooner summit) in Carson City. Lake Tahoe is awsome
to 
> sail but it is too cold now. It does have a built in problem in good
sailing 
> weather. Nobody wants your tow vehicle and trailer. There is noplace to 
> park. And they are vicious with overnight violaters. That is where I come 
> in. On a phone call I will come help you rig your boat and then store your

> vehicle at our home. Then bring it back at your request. Barry 
> 
> -------------- Original message from "JbTek" : 
> -------------- 
> 
> 
> > Lake Powel is on the agenda but I had not thought about the river. Lake 
> > Tahoe is a likely destination. There are 2 good size lakes nearby I plan

> to 
> > learn on, then I'll venture out. Chris's Baja Adventure has got me
looking 
> 
> > forward to the Sea of Cortez, that sound like a blast. 
> > 
> > Jb 
> > ----- Original Message ----- 
> > From: 
> > To: 
> > Sent: Monday, February 26, 2007 12:11 PM 
> > Subject: [Rhodes22-list] jb From Phx. 
> > 
> > 
> > > JB, Do you have ententions of sailing on the Colorado River? ie. Lake 
> > Havasu, Mojave Or Lake Powell? 
> > > Recently we returned from Lake Havasu. We were on the water for three 
> > weeks. What a winter wonderland! 
> > > The r-22 is perfact for these waters. Ours is a very worn down 1976 
> > model, but it sails great and serves us well. 
> > > One of the highlights of lake havasu is the 17mi. topac george. The
only 
> 
> > way to tour this george is by water, there are no roads. Saw big horn 
> sheep, 
> > eagles and hawks. We saw no coyotes but heard them in the night time. 
> > > There are 44mi. of sailable water down stream to the Bill Williams 
> > bridge and Lake Havasu City is right in the middle. 
> > > I was just wondering if you have been there, or are planning to sail 
> > there? 
> > > Barry & Joyce 
> > > s/v half pint cruiser 
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