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Conference unifix::sailing

Title:SAILING
Notice:Please read Note 2.* before participating in this conference
Moderator:UNIFIX::BERENS
Created:Wed Jul 01 1992
Last Modified:Mon Jun 02 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:2299
Total number of notes:20724

2015.0. "Boston to San Francisco!" by ICS::WANNOOR () Wed Mar 31 1993 18:29

    Experience the adventure!
    
    Sail aboard a beautiful 51' boat for a blue-water cruise from Boston to
    San Francisco by way of Panama Canal and Hawaii with 6 to 8 people!
    
    The Sea Star is a cutter-rigged ketch Island Trader 51 with comfortable
    berths for 8 people. Equipment aboard includes dinghy with 9.9hp motor, sail
    board,16-mile radar, SSB/ham radio, GPS, Loran-C and all the required 
    safety equipment.
    
    Activities during the cruise are:
    Scuba diving and snorkeling in the Caribbean and Hawaiian islands
    Anchoring in enchanting bays
    Sail boarding
    Shore-based fun in Jamaica, Caicos, Turks, Panama City and Hawaiian
    islands
    Celestial navigation instruction and practice
    Radar, GPS, Loran-C, dead reckoning navigation
    Experience piloting the Panama Canal
    Learn boat handling and shipUs systems
    
    Cruise schedule
    Departure Boston Harbour to Caicos      May 29th
            Arrive Caicos                   June 12th
            Cruise Caicos, Turks, Jamaica   14 days
    Departure Kingston, Jamaica to Cristobal 
          Colon (Panama Canal east entrance) June 30th
            Transit Panama Canal            July 1st        
            Balboa Yacht Club (Panama City) 5 days
    Departure Balboa to Hawaii              July 7th
            Arrival Hilo, Hawaii            August 8th
            Cruise in Hawaiian Islands      14 days
    Departure Hawaii to San Francisco       August 22nd
            Arrival San Francisco           Sept 5th
    
    Notes
    This is a bona-fide expenses-shared adventure. Your part of the
    expenses is to cover safety equipment, provisioning, tolls, fees, insurance,
    comms, etc. We are expecting a mixture of novices and experienced blue-water
    sailors. During the cruise, all aspects of sailing the vessel will be 
    shared; food will be provided for all meals. You will obtain your own 
    connecting transportation or this can be packaged through special quotation.
    The Sea Star is being equipped with a full complement of safety equipment, 
    including 8 person liferaft, EPIRB, 16-mile radar, autopilot, sideband 
    radio and much more.
    
    Please call Ray on (617) 242-7482 for more details.
    
    Ashikin
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2015.1this cannot be!MR4DEC::RFRANCEYdtn 297-5264 mro4-3/g15Thu Apr 01 1993 12:267
    You REALLY shouldn't post such a temptation!  It's unfair to get the
    juuices flowing like you've done!
    
    	Regards,
    
    	Ron
    
2015.2Oh so tempting!GVPROD::MEYERNick, DTN 7-821-4172Wed Apr 07 1993 03:293
    This is really TOO tempting...
    Who can afford to take so much time off...
    Would the company realise that it can do (very well) without you...
2015.3Moderator, please delete this outrageous temptation :-)MAST::SCHUMANNThe MOSFET: over 1,000,000,000,000,000 soldWed Apr 07 1993 16:015
>    Would the company realise that it can do (very well) without you...

Or would YOU realize that you can do very well without the company!!

--RS