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IN THIS ISSUE #118
Stuart kicks off 2005 West Marine Trawler Fest series
Cuba cruising site gets permit to cruise Cuba
Passagemaking Under Power added to trawler forums
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STUART KICKS OFF 2005 WEST MARINE TRAWLER FEST SERIES
Tropical storm preparation and survival are among
the timely topics on the seminar program at the
first West Marine Trawler Fest of 2005. The
popular event takes place January 27-29 in
Stuart, Florida, at the home marina of
Kadey-Krogen Yachts.
The tropical storm presentation will tell you
what to do with your boat and yourself when you
find yourself in harm's way. Sharing their
experience in storm forecasting, preparation, and
tactics for survival will be three speakers,
Bruce Denton, who has survived two hurricanes
over Stuart, Bob Austin, who survived Ivan over
the Panhandle, and insurance specialist Al Golden.
For those not familiar with Trawler Fest, it is
part boat show, featuring cruising vessels of all
types: single engine, twin engines, catamarans,
full displacements and semi-displacement. Two
dozen cruising vessels will be on hand for
viewing.
The seminar program covers all aspects of
cruising and the cruising lifestyle, whether your
interest is in weekend, long-term, passagemaking
or coastal cruising. The meals offer you a chance
to meet others with the same interests as you, to
exchange information on all the topics that
evolve from cruising as well as enjoy of the
evening programs.
Trawler Fest represents an opportunity to see
cruising vessels without crowded docks and to
speak with dealers, designers, manufacturers and
brokers in a one-on-one situation while on the
vessels or at the meals.
A special program called Trawler Fest University
precedes the main event. It is a two-day,
hands-on, in-depth class on diesel engines
presented by Bob Smith of American Diesel
(limited to 15 participants), and a one-day Boat
Handling Course for Women (limited to four women).
Here is the complete schedule of Trawler Frest dates for this year:
Stuart, Florida - January 27-29, 2005
Poulsbo, Washington - June 9-11, 2005
Newport, Rhode Island - July 21-23, 2005
Manitowoc, Wisconsin - August 18-20, 2005
Solomons, Maryland - September 29-October 1, 2005
http://www.trawlerfest.com
toll-free: 888-968-3378
CUBA CRUISING SITE GETS PERMIT TO CRUISE CUBA
Rio Communications, publisher of the online
magazine Cuba Cruising Net, will be researching
the north coast of Cuba in 2005 thanks to a U.S.
Treasury Department license to visit the
embargoed nation.
Rio Communications principal Peter Swanson and
associate Ken Fickett have been granted the
license to make one voyage to Cuba between now
and April 30, though the license can be amended
if additional visits to Cuba are necessary to
achieve research goals.
The online magazine is dedicated to cruising the
coast of Cuba despite current regulations that
effectively ban U.S. citizens from traveling
there by boat. The website address is
http://www.cubacruising.net, a name intended to
evoke the various radio netsthat provide
community and essential information to expatriate
cruisers throughout the Caribbean.
The Cuban coast, with its 2,000 miles of
coastline, 1,600 cays and dozens of bays and
inlets, comprises some of the finest cruising
grounds on the planet precisely because of 40
years of enforced isolation. If you want to
travel back in time to see what the Bahamas and
the Caribbean were like in the days of Ernest
Hemingway, you could do no better than a voyage
to Cuba. The sheer size of itand in such a state
of preservationcombined with Cuba's rich history
and culture and her friendly people surely
elevate Cuba to one of the top three cruising
grounds in the world, says Swanson, editor and
webmaster of the new site.
A veteran newspaper editor and marine journalist,
Swanson likes to joke that the website was
launched "at the exactly the worst time in
history" because of stricter measures enacted by
the Bush administration against Cuba. Swanson
stresses that cubacruising.net will strive to
avoid politics, reporting on them only to the
degree that they affect cruising sailors and
powerboaters. That is not to say that
cubacruising.net is totally silent about
politics; it supports the right of U.S. citizens
to travel by boat to a nation that poses no
threat to the security of the American homeland.
Swanson is a former senior editor at Yachting
magazine and former editor of PassageMaker
magazine. During a 20-year journalism career in
New Hampshire, including four presidential
primaries, he served eight as editor of the
statewide New Hampshire Sunday News. In 1998, he
was a principal figure in the launch of a new
Sunday newspaper in New Hampshire; as such he was
the first editor of Foster's Sunday Citizen,
sister paper of Foster's Daily Democrat, a
regional newspaper group spanning from the Lakes
Region to the Maine-New Hampshire coast.
http://www.cubacruising.net
PASSAGEMAKING LIST ADDED TO TRAWLER FORUMS
Water World International, formerly Trawler World
Productions, sponsors four different interactive
mailing lists about trawlers and trawlering. The
forums are all informative, often entertaining,
and always free. They are the most popular
trawler forums on the Net.
Passagemaking Under Power, the newest list, was
created to serve as a special forum for those
already voyaging the world and those actively
planning to engage in long-range cruising.
For more information and instructions on how to
subscribe, head for the following sites:
Trawlers & Trawlering (1,622 subscribers)
http://lists.samurai.com/mailman/listinfo/trawlers-and-trawlering
Great Loop (868 subscribers)
http://lists.samurai.com/mailman/listinfo/great-loop
Passagemaking Under Power (215 subscribers)
http://lists.samurai.com/mailman/listinfo/passagemaking-under-power
Trawler Buy-Sell-Trade (1,009 subscribers)
http://lists.samurai.com/mailman/listinfo/trawler-buy-sell-trade
The lists are administered by volunteers and
operated with the help of donations from
subscribers. Please be assured that we do not
sell, rent or trade the e-mail addresses of
subscribers.
Water World International, formerly Trawler World
Productions. publishes custom magazine such as
Circumavigator and produces special events such
as North Atlantic Rally 2006.
http://www.trawlersandtrawlering.com
http://www.circumnavigatormagazine.com
http://www.trawlertransatlantic.com
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Broadcast on the Internet 01/17/05
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
IN THIS ISSUE #118
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Stuart kicks off 2005 West Marine Trawler Fest series
Cuba cruising site gets permit to cruise Cuba
Passagemaking Under Power added to trawler forums
Request your FREE trial copy of Power Cruising
How to reach us
How to unsubscribe
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
STUART KICKS OFF 2005 WEST MARINE TRAWLER FEST SERIES
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Tropical storm preparation and survival are among
the timely topics on the seminar program at the
first West Marine Trawler Fest of 2005. The
popular event takes place January 27-29 in
Stuart, Florida, at the home marina of
Kadey-Krogen Yachts.
The tropical storm presentation will tell you
what to do with your boat and yourself when you
find yourself in harm's way. Sharing their
experience in storm forecasting, preparation, and
tactics for survival will be three speakers,
Bruce Denton, who has survived two hurricanes
over Stuart, Bob Austin, who survived Ivan over
the Panhandle, and insurance specialist Al Golden.
For those not familiar with Trawler Fest, it is
part boat show, featuring cruising vessels of all
types: single engine, twin engines, catamarans,
full displacements and semi-displacement. Two
dozen cruising vessels will be on hand for
viewing.
The seminar program covers all aspects of
cruising and the cruising lifestyle, whether your
interest is in weekend, long-term, passagemaking
or coastal cruising. The meals offer you a chance
to meet others with the same interests as you, to
exchange information on all the topics that
evolve from cruising as well as enjoy of the
evening programs.
Trawler Fest represents an opportunity to see
cruising vessels without crowded docks and to
speak with dealers, designers, manufacturers and
brokers in a one-on-one situation while on the
vessels or at the meals.
A special program called Trawler Fest University
precedes the main event. It is a two-day,
hands-on, in-depth class on diesel engines
presented by Bob Smith of American Diesel
(limited to 15 participants), and a one-day Boat
Handling Course for Women (limited to four women).
Here is the complete schedule of Trawler Frest dates for this year:
Stuart, Florida - January 27-29, 2005
Poulsbo, Washington - June 9-11, 2005
Newport, Rhode Island - July 21-23, 2005
Manitowoc, Wisconsin - August 18-20, 2005
Solomons, Maryland - September 29-October 1, 2005
http://www.trawlerfest.com
toll-free: 888-968-3378
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
CUBA CRUISING SITE GETS PERMIT TO CRUISE CUBA
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Rio Communications, publisher of the online
magazine Cuba Cruising Net, will be researching
the north coast of Cuba in 2005 thanks to a U.S.
Treasury Department license to visit the
embargoed nation.
Rio Communications principal Peter Swanson and
associate Ken Fickett have been granted the
license to make one voyage to Cuba between now
and April 30, though the license can be amended
if additional visits to Cuba are necessary to
achieve research goals.
The online magazine is dedicated to cruising the
coast of Cuba despite current regulations that
effectively ban U.S. citizens from traveling
there by boat. The website address is
http://www.cubacruising.net, a name intended to
evoke the various radio netsthat provide
community and essential information to expatriate
cruisers throughout the Caribbean.
The Cuban coast, with its 2,000 miles of
coastline, 1,600 cays and dozens of bays and
inlets, comprises some of the finest cruising
grounds on the planet precisely because of 40
years of enforced isolation. If you want to
travel back in time to see what the Bahamas and
the Caribbean were like in the days of Ernest
Hemingway, you could do no better than a voyage
to Cuba. The sheer size of itand in such a state
of preservationcombined with Cuba's rich history
and culture and her friendly people surely
elevate Cuba to one of the top three cruising
grounds in the world, says Swanson, editor and
webmaster of the new site.
A veteran newspaper editor and marine journalist,
Swanson likes to joke that the website was
launched "at the exactly the worst time in
history" because of stricter measures enacted by
the Bush administration against Cuba. Swanson
stresses that cubacruising.net will strive to
avoid politics, reporting on them only to the
degree that they affect cruising sailors and
powerboaters. That is not to say that
cubacruising.net is totally silent about
politics; it supports the right of U.S. citizens
to travel by boat to a nation that poses no
threat to the security of the American homeland.
Swanson is a former senior editor at Yachting
magazine and former editor of PassageMaker
magazine. During a 20-year journalism career in
New Hampshire, including four presidential
primaries, he served eight as editor of the
statewide New Hampshire Sunday News. In 1998, he
was a principal figure in the launch of a new
Sunday newspaper in New Hampshire; as such he was
the first editor of Foster's Sunday Citizen,
sister paper of Foster's Daily Democrat, a
regional newspaper group spanning from the Lakes
Region to the Maine-New Hampshire coast.
http://www.cubacruising.net
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
PASSAGEMAKING LIST ADDED TO TRAWLER FORUMS
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Water World International, formerly Trawler World
Productions, sponsors four different interactive
mailing lists about trawlers and trawlering. The
forums are all informative, often entertaining,
and always free. They are the most popular
trawler forums on the Net.
Passagemaking Under Power, the newest list, was
created to serve as a special forum for those
already voyaging the world and those actively
planning to engage in long-range cruising.
For more information and instructions on how to
subscribe, head for the following sites:
Trawlers & Trawlering (1,622 subscribers)
http://lists.samurai.com/mailman/listinfo/trawlers-and-trawlering
Great Loop (868 subscribers)
http://lists.samurai.com/mailman/listinfo/great-loop
Passagemaking Under Power (215 subscribers)
http://lists.samurai.com/mailman/listinfo/passagemaking-under-power
Trawler Buy-Sell-Trade (1,009 subscribers)
http://lists.samurai.com/mailman/listinfo/trawler-buy-sell-trade
The lists are administered by volunteers and
operated with the help of donations from
subscribers. Please be assured that we do not
sell, rent or trade the e-mail addresses of
subscribers.
Water World International, formerly Trawler World
Productions. publishes custom magazine such as
Circumavigator and produces special events such
as North Atlantic Rally 2006.
http://www.trawlersandtrawlering.com
http://www.circumnavigatormagazine.com
http://www.trawlertransatlantic.com
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
IF YOU WOULD LIKE A FREE TRIAL COPY OF POWER CRUISING . . .
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
. . . please complete the request form at
https://secure.palmcoastd.com/pcd/document?ikey=0897ZHDDD
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
HOW TO REACH US
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Trawler News, an independent e-newsletter about
voyaging, cruising and living aboard under power,
is published free of charge by
TrawlersAndTrawlering.com as a public service to
the trawler community. To subscribe, or
unsubscribe, go
<http://lists.samurai.com/mailman/listinfo/trawler-news>.
We do not sell, rent or trade addresses of our
subscribers without their permission.
Editor: Georgs Kolesnikovs
E-mail: editorial@trawlersandtrawlering.com
Telephone: 866-865-2628
Facsimile: 866-865-2729
Web: <http://www.TrawlersAndTrawlering.com>.
This edition was broadcast to 6,229 subscribers
and posted on the Web. You can read earlier
editions beginning at
<http://www.trawlerworld.com/twnews_101.htm>.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
HOW TO UNSUBSCRIBE
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