[Rhodes22-list] Sailing on Lake Hartwell

Fri Jun 17 23:09:41 EDT 2005

Slim:
Slim:	

	If you had been here, you could have sailed all week.  I just got
back from my second late afternoon sail this week.  Today it started with
stop and go, that is go for 100 yards and the wind would drop off, wait a
couple of minutes and go for another 100 yards.  Ironically, the sail stayed
full waiting for the next puff.
	It took a while to sail out of Big Water, but then the breeze picked
up and continued.  I found the Shuck's Red Rhodes.  Forlornly parked by it's
dock.  I could hear 'I want to sail' in the wind there, so I headed out
across the lake.

Ed K
Great breezes on Lake Hartwell....

-----Original Message-----
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ExperiencedRhodes 22 Captain

Mark and Rummy

Sweet!  

I still haven't actually sailed yet.  Hopefully Sunday's the big day.

Slim

On 6/17/05 9:58 AM, "Mark Kaynor" <mkaynor at gmail.com wrote:

 Bob, Rummy,

 We, on the other hand, are riding at anchor in Little Bay off the
Chesapeake
 just north of the Rappahannock River working at our regular jobs. We sailed
 up here after work yesterday - a lovely 3 hour sail in 10 building to 20 kt
 wind.

 Today's our first real test of the Verizon National / Broadband system at
 anchor and thus far, things are going well. The power use seems to it's not
 too bad - and it's a gorgeous day outside w/ a light breeze - not as hot as
 it has been lately and quite comfortable below deck.

 Our friends who sailed over from England are anchored by us - they're going
 to swing by at lunchtime in their dinghy and we're heading over to the
beach
 for a nice walk before getting back to the grindstone. Jeez, life's tough
 sometimes....

 Mark

 -----Original Message-----
 From: rhodes22-list-bounces at rhodes22.org
 [mailto:rhodes22-list-bounces at rhodes22.org] On Behalf Of Hank
 Sent: Friday, June 17, 2005 10:37 AM
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 Bob,

 Just out of curiosity, whose insurace, if any, covers that?

 Hank

 On 6/17/05, Robert  Quinn <rjquinn at bellsouth.net wrote:
 Rummy:  You know how to hurt a guy.  Our home is in total disarray
 owing to the consequences of last years hurricanes.  While we did not
 suffer much damage directly from the hurricanes, when the roofing
 company pulled the old shingles off of the roof about a month ago and
 before they could get the protective "peel and stick" over the roof,
 we got hit with a tremendous thunder storm which cause leaks all down
 one side of our home.  We were already in the process of updating our
 kitchen.  Bottom line:  too many
 workers around the house to go sailing!   {:(

 Bob on the "NoKaOi"

 ----- Original Message -----
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 Sent: Friday, June 17, 2005 9:24 AM
 Subject: Re: [Rhodes22-list] Experienced Rhodes 22 Captain

 Michael,
 I got up yesterday, looked at my schedule and there was nothing on it.
 Highly unusual these days, so I spent the entire day on the lake. My
 GPS logged  32 miles, 3 of which were motoring. Winds were out of
 the southwest between 10 and 15 and I sailed until sunset. A very
 good day indeed.
 Would somebody please take the camera away from Ed?

 Rummy
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