DB
Dennis Bruckel
Sat, Sep 13, 2003 9:38 AM
Dennis replies...
As is the case at all Trawler Fests, there will be a Listee Linkup 1630
Thursday in the Hospitality Tent at Calvert Marina (where the evening
meals are served). We've moved this event from a volunteer host boat to
landside due to larger numbers attending. Several Listees are on the
program; including Frank Lawyer, Mark Richter, Jeff Siegel, Peter
Pisciotta, Tom Monroy, Gary Corn, Al Golden, and perhaps others I've
missed.
We do this event early each venue to allow faces to be put to names
early. Soft drinks and the odd malted beverage are complimentary.
Program details are on the web site below. I look forward to meeting
many of you there.
Dennis
Dennis Bruckel, M/V Sadie B
Program Coordinator
West Marine Trawler Fest
www.trawlerfest.com
206 818 7910 cell phone
On Saturday, September 13, 2003, at 12:00 AM,
trawler-world-list-request@lists.samurai.com wrote:
> From: "Gregory Han" <ghan@greghan.com>
> Subject: TWL: Solomon's Is Trawler fest - Anyone Going
> To: <trawler-world-list@lists.samurai.com>
> Message-ID: <000001c37947$d1547d40$6401a8c0@biscayne>
> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"
>
> Maybe we can meet up somewhere
> I will be there the whole four days
>
> Gregory Han
> ghan@greghan.com
Dennis replies...
As is the case at all Trawler Fests, there will be a Listee Linkup 1630
Thursday in the Hospitality Tent at Calvert Marina (where the evening
meals are served). We've moved this event from a volunteer host boat to
landside due to larger numbers attending. Several Listees are on the
program; including Frank Lawyer, Mark Richter, Jeff Siegel, Peter
Pisciotta, Tom Monroy, Gary Corn, Al Golden, and perhaps others I've
missed.
We do this event early each venue to allow faces to be put to names
early. Soft drinks and the odd malted beverage are complimentary.
Program details are on the web site below. I look forward to meeting
many of you there.
Dennis
Dennis Bruckel, M/V Sadie B
Program Coordinator
West Marine Trawler Fest
www.trawlerfest.com
206 818 7910 cell phone
JA
James Ague
Sun, Sep 14, 2003 1:32 PM
Dennis replies...
As is the case at all Trawler Fests, there will be a Listee Linkup 1630
Thursday in the Hospitality Tent at Calvert Marina (where the evening
meals are served). We've moved this event from a volunteer host boat to
landside due to larger numbers attending. Several Listees are on the
program; including Frank Lawyer, Mark Richter, Jeff Siegel, Peter
Pisciotta, Tom Monroy, Gary Corn, Al Golden, and perhaps others I've
missed.
We're not attending (registering) Trawler Fest, too pricey for those on a
cruising budget, but we will be in the area at anchor.
Is the Listee Linkup open to those not registered?
-- Jim
Jim & Rita Ague
M/V Derreen, Monk 36
in Baltimore watching Isabel
Dennis replies...
As is the case at all Trawler Fests, there will be a Listee Linkup 1630
Thursday in the Hospitality Tent at Calvert Marina (where the evening
meals are served). We've moved this event from a volunteer host boat to
landside due to larger numbers attending. Several Listees are on the
program; including Frank Lawyer, Mark Richter, Jeff Siegel, Peter
Pisciotta, Tom Monroy, Gary Corn, Al Golden, and perhaps others I've
missed.
--
We're not attending (registering) Trawler Fest, too pricey for those on a
cruising budget, but we will be in the area at anchor.
Is the Listee Linkup open to those not registered?
-- Jim
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Jim & Rita Ague
M/V Derreen, Monk 36
in Baltimore watching Isabel
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
FW
Fred Wunderlich
Sun, Sep 14, 2003 1:47 PM
Was Isabel invited?
In all seriousness, with a mid to late next week major Delmarva weather
event possible, what preparations are the listees making.
Yes, I know it is still early in the forecast period, but virtually all
mid to long range forecast models are pointing towards the mid-atlantic
region.
On Sunday, September 14, 2003, at 09:32 AM, James Ague wrote:
Dennis replies...
As is the case at all Trawler Fests, there will be a Listee Linkup 1630
Thursday in the Hospitality Tent at Calvert Marina (where the evening
meals are served).
Was Isabel invited?
In all seriousness, with a mid to late next week major Delmarva weather
event possible, what preparations are the listees making.
Yes, I know it is still early in the forecast period, but virtually all
mid to long range forecast models are pointing towards the mid-atlantic
region.
On Sunday, September 14, 2003, at 09:32 AM, James Ague wrote:
> Dennis replies...
>
> As is the case at all Trawler Fests, there will be a Listee Linkup 1630
> Thursday in the Hospitality Tent at Calvert Marina (where the evening
> meals are served).
JA
James Ague
Sun, Sep 14, 2003 1:49 PM
We plan to be in Solomons during Trawlerfest. Hopefully Isabel will be
history at that time. Right now, a good guess for Isabel is for it to hit
the Chesapeake area about Friday the 19th.
We got a couple of tight creeks we're thinking about, or maybe a favorite
marina on the western shore.
-- Jim
Jim & Rita Ague
M/V Derreen, Monk 36
abpout to leave Baltimore
We plan to be in Solomons during Trawlerfest. Hopefully Isabel will be
history at that time. Right now, a good guess for Isabel is for it to hit
the Chesapeake area about Friday the 19th.
We got a couple of tight creeks we're thinking about, or maybe a favorite
marina on the western shore.
-- Jim
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Jim & Rita Ague
M/V Derreen, Monk 36
abpout to leave Baltimore
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
JS
Jeffrey Siegel
Mon, Sep 15, 2003 1:34 AM
In all seriousness, with a mid to late next week major
Delmarva weather
event possible, what preparations are the listees making.
I'm currently in Stonington, CT, en route from Maine to
Solomons/TrawlerFest. Needless to say, I'm very concerned about the
hurricane situation. I'm planning on going further into the Long Island
Sound and holding there until the storm track is more definite. My
current ideas are then dependent on the storm:
-
Planned hit south of Virginia: stay in the Long Island Sound, perhaps
moving as far east as Pt. Judith, RI.
-
Planned hit more north/east (New England, Cape Cod, etc.): go up the
Hudson River.
-
Planned hit on Long Island: remove the boat from the water.
I'd love to hear any thoughts about this - I've never been through this
on a boat before. I'm also interested in anchorages and other safe
havens up the Hudson...
...Jeff
================
Jeffrey Siegel
M/V aCappella
DeFever 53PH
Castine, Maine
> In all seriousness, with a mid to late next week major
> Delmarva weather
> event possible, what preparations are the listees making.
I'm currently in Stonington, CT, en route from Maine to
Solomons/TrawlerFest. Needless to say, I'm very concerned about the
hurricane situation. I'm planning on going further into the Long Island
Sound and holding there until the storm track is more definite. My
current ideas are then dependent on the storm:
1. Planned hit south of Virginia: stay in the Long Island Sound, perhaps
moving as far east as Pt. Judith, RI.
2. Planned hit more north/east (New England, Cape Cod, etc.): go up the
Hudson River.
3. Planned hit on Long Island: remove the boat from the water.
I'd love to hear any thoughts about this - I've never been through this
on a boat before. I'm also interested in anchorages and other safe
havens up the Hudson...
...Jeff
================
Jeffrey Siegel
M/V aCappella
DeFever 53PH
Castine, Maine
JG
John Gaquin
Mon, Sep 15, 2003 2:23 AM
I'm currently in Stonington, CT, en route from Maine to
Solomons/TrawlerFest.
I think I'd stay right about where you are and watch. Head up the Thames if
necessary. The next 24 to 36 hours will tell the tale re the turn, but most
models are now coalescing into a projected path right up the Chesapeake,
with landfall currently estimated around VA Beach Thursday mid-afternoon.
Good Luck!
Regards,
John Gaquin
Brefnie Queen
1974 Luhrs 32
From: "Jeffrey Siegel" <jeffrey.siegel@activecenter.com>
>
> I'm currently in Stonington, CT, en route from Maine to
> Solomons/TrawlerFest.
I think I'd stay right about where you are and watch. Head up the Thames if
necessary. The next 24 to 36 hours will tell the tale re the turn, but most
models are now coalescing into a projected path right up the Chesapeake,
with landfall currently estimated around VA Beach Thursday mid-afternoon.
Good Luck!
Regards,
John Gaquin
Brefnie Queen
1974 Luhrs 32
