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- Profile Type:
- Sailor
- Homeport:
- Cedar Rapids
- About Me:
- I have a small West Wight Potter 15 which I put in flooded corn fields, sewer lagoons, and farm ponds. Occasionally I actually get on the Great Lakes.
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I printed out the Fort Pierce Harbor charts as a test. It was 12 pages and turned out very nice. I'm not familiar with the other chart group.
did you download the free booklet?
How did it turn out?
how many pages was yours?
you could also post this in the other chart group
Thanks
Nicely formatted too.
http://ocsdata.ncd.noaa.gov/bookletchart/
Is this your boat Louis?
Terri, Why not enter it in the Photograph contest group I started...later we will vote our Fav.?
Beautiful pictures and you lucky duck.. sailing in November. :-)
Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy..
A group to discuss cruising in small boats.
(25-36 feet). That's not set in stone, but I'm
partial to that kind of cruising.
Rainy day drool'n.... Cabo Rico 34....oh, what a boat... love the way Crealock design's em! http://www.davenewberg.com/Cigano/cigano_comments.html Love the table/shelf ...idea for Twizzled
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I have lived next to the Missippi River all my life, but never had the urge to sail until my Father-in-law took me to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico a few years ago and I saw the people there living on their boats and thought " I could do that".
It took 3 years to convince my wife that I needed a sailboat, That was now six years ago and I now have two boats. Is that love or what?
We have a pretty good area here to sail in, the river here is about one mile wide and we can goe twelve miles either direction without and dams or bridges.. In addition to sailing , we stop, anchor and fish for catfish.
I would like to invite you to Montrose for a sail next spring. Gary
The West Wight Potter 15 is a cool little boat. A lot of people seem to enjoy those boats, and sail them more often than a lot of the other bigger boats that never seem to leave the dock.
Put up some pics!
SeaKnots is a place for all, big and small.
Any pics of the WWP sailing in a corn field?
~Pete