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Getting to Cocoa Beach has often required pulling an all nighter. When I was a kid we traveled in our land yacht a Pontiac Safari station wagon. Some sailing purists might suggest that I am again traveling in another bloated boat with my Gemini catamaran. I remember on one of the trips as a kid making a game out of finding the cheapest gas price. The winner was 54 cents a gallon. Now the game is to find the most expensive. Winner so far is $3.85 a gallon. You do get gouged on the water. I had a blast staying at the Polaris Motel as a kid. The beach was yards away. I would spend the days making sand castles (really just digging large holes in the sand) and body surfing in the ocean. Grampa bought me a styrofoam board on which I surfed the waves. I'd also stick it in the motel pool get a running start from the deck and jump on it trying to surf it like a real surf board. I cracked a couple of the boards in half trying this stunt. It's a wonder I didn't crack my head open on the pool ledge. I got so sunburnt on one of the trips that it was difficult to climb the stairs to our balcony motel room. I couldn't bend my knees. I was so sunburnt. You wonder why I have so many freckles. Of course parents weren't nearly as careful with their kids in those days as the "helicopter parents" these days. My sister and I would climb all over the station wagon while traveling down I-95. We never wore seat belts in our land yacht. One of the highlights of those trips was a bus tour of the Kennedy Space Center. By myself at about age 8. I'm pretty sure that I saw the inside of the vehicle assembly building. And I have a definite memory of the dual roads and the huge tractor which carries the rockets to the launch pad one tread on each road. And of course there were the launches. I have a definite memory of what must have been one of the Voyager launches. And believe it or not even though I was only about a year old when it happened. I used to have a sort of memory of the Apollo 11 launch. It was really just an impression of light and noise. Even though I didn't like seafood as a kid. I always looked forward to going to the Fisherman's Wharf and feeding the catfish. It was an amazing sight. The fish would be so packed together competing for the scraps we would toss them. I think the restaurant sold bundles of old hush puppies and fryer scraps that we would toss to the fish. Grampa insists that he wasn't trying to traumatize me by taking me to see Jaws. But what kind of parent takes their kid to such a movie while at the beach? I think the next day was our last of the trip and I was afraid to go in the water. It was a windy day and the surf was kind of rough. Grampa assured me that the surf conditions were too rough for the sharks and that it was fine to go in the water. I won't even go into the bars that Grampa took me into to play pool at that age. A Shuttle fuel tank going through the same bridges the boat and I went through to get into the Banana river. Hi Scott,Just saw the boatcam come online. I am still swaying. Did have to put on a coat and tie last night which was not required dress aboard the boat. Getting ready to go to work in 20 minutes. Of course those days are long past for you. Maybe Rose and I will stay up to see the shuttle launch at 2:30AM. Nahhhh. Maybe we will see the silhouette of your mast in the firey background. Ok - captain - over and out. Steady as she goes. Fred Scott a great read. I had myself a couple of real belly laughs. These days I would probably be prosecuted for child negligence. I had forgotten my line to you to get you back in the water that the water was too rough for the sharks. How inventive fathers must be. That old station wagon really served us well. In addition to multiple back and forths to Cocoa Beach it served to transport Boy Scouts to weekend backpacking adventures and also goats to and from the vets and to county fairs as well as hauling hay from local farms to our barn to feed horses and goats. It became known as the goatmobile. They don't build them that way anymore. Well Grampa at least you didn't run over me with the car like my mom did. Although. I will credit both of you with trying to drown me in a Florida sink hole. The "goatmobile" also transported my friends and I and my sunfish to Ocean City. MD for Beach Week after high school graduation. That's one of the few times I'd done some ocean sailing before this trip. Any pics of the Cocoa Beach vacations to add to the post?Fred there's a record mode on the boatcam. I'll record the launch for those who don't want to stay up. I'll post it for later viewing if the boatcam picks up anything good. Sorry you have to work today.

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Welcome to the World of Luxury Catamarans After strugglying more than one hour to get a spreadsheet on my communicate finally here it is. The prices listed are for the high season. Sometimes they differ depending on the contract company so you might find other prices. Watch out some prices are in Euro and some in US Dollars. Here are a few links to the charter company I found the prices. Publié parluxurycatà Libellés :,,,,,,,, Welcome aboard Luxury Catamaran Everything in the known Universe (almost) about the World of Luxury Catamarans : new projects launches designers architects shipyards charter companies brokers magazines boatshows.. Enjoy and comment. Email Subscriptions powered by FeedBlitz Your email address: Sébastien Barthez Independent PR and Marketing Consultant fond of sailing and catamarans. Your are interested and/or have a special communicate in this industry we can share our ideas leave me a message. November (6) September (5) My Consulting Practice in French FINE PR Catamaran"s Websites Architects - Designers Magazine - Websites Ownerships Programs

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Welcome to the World of Luxury Catamarans After strugglying more than one hour to get a spreadsheet on my communicate finally here it is. The prices listed are for the high season. Sometimes they differ depending on the charter company so you might find other prices. Watch out some prices are in Euro and some in US Dollars. Here are a few links to the charter company I found the prices. Publié parluxurycatà Libellés :,,,,,,,, Welcome aboard Luxury Catamaran Everything in the known Universe (almost) about the World of Luxury Catamarans : new projects launches designers architects shipyards charter companies brokers magazines boatshows.. Enjoy and comment. Email Subscriptions powered by FeedBlitz Your email address: Sébastien Barthez Independent PR and Marketing Consultant fond of sailing and catamarans. Your are interested and/or undergo a special project in this industry we can share our ideas leave me a message. November (6) September (5) My Consulting Practice in French FINE PR Catamaran"s Websites Architects - Designers Magazine - Websites Ownerships Programs

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remove StuffThe past few weeks. I act being given free stuff and keep turning it down. The first time was in Jacksonville. I filled up with 15 gallons of gas. The dockmaster only charged me for 5. Actually this measure I did take it. I didn't realize I'd been undercharged until I was on the boat and looked at the credit card communicate. The next time was in St. Augustine. I filled up with 20 gallons of gas. The first pump shut off at about 19 gallons and wouldn't restart. The attendant and I got a second pump to start and got the last gallon. I went to the marina office and the woman only wanted to charge me for the last gallon. It was a whole thing figuring out how to get the bill right. When I dropped off Fred. I had to resupply. We had drank all the beer aboard. I went to the marina office/bemock store to buy a couple 12 packs. I put them on the answer to pay the woman was on the phone looked at me and said you're all settled. I think she had somehow confused me with Fred whom I later found out had also just come in to buy a couple 12 packs to resupply the ride before he left. I straightened out the situation and paid. Today. I ordered some take out from a Mexican joint. It took about ten minutes to prepare. Again the woman just handed me the bag and said "here you go". Again I straightened out the situation and paid. I don't know what's going on. It's very strange that I'm being offered so much stuff for free. My honesty is preventing me from taking it but I keep telling myself that I should just act it. If this keeps up at some point I am. SteeringHere's something I posted on Sailnet on a thread about monohull versus cat steering:I have an older Gemini 3000 catamaran. I like to hand the go around over when I have guests aboard. Singlehanding as much as I do. I'm pretty tired of being at the helm but it's a thrill to guests. I have a hard measure prying them from the go around. One thing I've noticed is that people be to over-steer my cat. I experience that if I have the sails set right not much steering is necessary. On a broad reach she'll command herself for as much as an hour at a time. She'll drift a few degrees back and forth but pretty much stay on course. New helmsmen always seem to be furiously turning the go around back and forth to stay on a constant course. I try to assure them that isn't necessary. But it's hard to convince them of this. And unfortunately the wheel doesn't give feedback like the tiller on my old Pearson Ariel. I overestimated how much help Fred would be on the overnight passage. This is no slight to Fred. I think it would be true of anyone unused to sailing at night on a strange boat in the ocean. The conditions seemed very easy to me but then I've been on this boat for about 6 months now in all sorts of conditions. There is a learning turn for people who come aboard and I need to respect that. Here's a to the entire thread if you are interested. Bill. I know you are a trawler guy but I evaluate you would find some of the threads on sailnet interesting and the guys who hang out there are very knowledgeable and have a great sense of humor. There are a few motorboat guys on the forum. Hull 108I'm in the Cocoa Village anchorage. It's a nice anchorage. There are at least two other Geminis here. Maybe three. I met Al who owns remove 108. I didn't think I'd ever meet anyone with an older Gemini than exploit. He bought it in Arnold. MD in November and sailed it down here with a buddy. That's the same time I left Arnold with Glen and Fred. Weird. He has the same fiberglass rudder cages I had and they are also falling apart. Somehow the open has crept up on me. It's tonight. I was hoping to go ashore today and investigate Cocoa Beach. But that's not possible. I was change surface thinking of stopping by Carla's displace of work and possibly getting a tour of the ship. Carla. I don't think I'll be able to stop by and say hi now but maybe Amy and I ordain cruise up while she's here. Or I'll stop by on my way approve up when I have a looser plan. I definitely want to take a couple days exploring my old Cocoa Beach haunts. Too bad in missing out on Cocoa land today. It looks desire you've corrected your GPS to show your location more correctly. If that's true you are probably pretty close to where the Coast follow will check you any advance travel north during the launch (at 5:50 pm) just south of the NASA Causeway. I think I remember someone saying you had to stay south of the powerlines crossing the Indian River. I don't know that I ordain stay up to see your view so I hope you are able to capture it via video. There is a local radio station that broadcasts the communications during countdown. You might try scanning the dial at about 2 am if you undergo an am radio on board. Oye,Fufarufu,I don't evaluate that one is in the spellcheck. Looks desire you are well positioned for the open tonight. I am going to set my affright measure for 2AM and will give you a call. Once again thanks for all. My only regrets are not being more helpful during the all night sail to Cocoa land. Your very right about the over-correcting. I am so used to motor-boating and pointing it in the right direction and flying. It just takes a feel that comes with time. Thats all. Talk to you at 2AM - plus or minus. Fred I evaluate you are right. We were on the Titusville side of the Indian River and your boat would surely have been in the foreground. I had the same thought when I saw about where you were on your gps. As I recall although we were on the border of the river we were about 20 miles distant. I'll have to check that using google earth. But you were closer by the distance across the river from Titusville.

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Hello all,I was going to post this to the Design & Construction but the stickied thread there warned against posting pre-purchase questions which this is also. So my apologies if I've posted into the do by discussion assort. So I'm looking into cheaper cruising multihulls such as the Iroquois. Regular sailboats alter my wife seasick but she's fine on catamarans so that's a hard constraint. I've looked at an Iroquois and a Gemini so far. I liked the on the Iroquois it's a very pretty catamaran. The inside is quite cramped though but on the plus align there's relatively high clearance underneath the boat so there should be less slapping. It also has an outboard instead of inboard which I consider a plus (less thru-hulls easier maintenance). My biggest concern is the be of capsizes of Iroquois catamarans. Are these boats relatively more tippy than more modern catamarans such as the Gemini ? Were they marketed to racers who pushed the limit ? Or are all smallish catamarans equally tippy and have an compete chance of going belly up ?No urgency on replies since both particular boats are long since sold. Have to buy the wife a new car in a couple of months and then the boat capture begins in earnest (I was create from raw material to buy a year ago but my wife prefers that I don't rack up piles of debt and have change in transfer first). A cruising catamaran properly sailed is in very little danger of capsizing. Most cruising multihulls that overturn were due to human error. I don't think the Iroquois is any tippier than the Gemini by any real amount in fact. IIRC the Iroquois has a higher beam-to-length ratio than the Gemini so should be a bit more stable. But it really depends on which model of the Gemini and Iroquois you're talking about specifically. However the later models of the Geminis the 105 series are probably more stable than the previous models since the hulls were redesigned to displace the centers of buoyancy further out than the older hulls. You might want to join the Yahoo Gemini Catamaran group and be at the Iroquois Catamaran Owners' . I'm pretty sure that if either boat had a serious stability problem that a lot more would have been written about it. Most of the stories I've read on capsizing multihulls it was almost invariably one of two things. Either they were racing or they made a identify. In command a multihull has to be sailed a bit differently than a monohull. A monohull ordain generally reef for the average wind strength and let the boat's heeling act care of the gusts. A multihull reefs for the gust strengths and doesn't mind so much about the average winds since it can't heel to shed the excess go. This is more true of catamarans which have a much higher resistance to heeling than of trimarans which can heel a bit. Some of the dangers in monohulls like broaching and rolling are very much reduced in a multihull. Some of the IOR era boats going downwind can start to roll and then broach. A multihull doesn't really do this since they tend to undergo much higher sign stability figures compared to monohulls. The fact that they have multiple narrow hulls also tends to prevent them from broaching. They also be to do much exceed in "rolly" anchorages. I've anchored in a few spots and seen monohulls come and then leave due to the fact that they would start to roll a fair bit while anchored in the same cove as me while I wasn't really affected by the waves. Several good smaller cruising multihulls that you might be interested in are the Gemini the Iroquois the Catalac 8M and the Heavenly Twins 26. All of these boats have made ocean crossings. The Catalac. Iroquois and Heavenly Twins that are in this country probably came over under their own power since all three were European built IIRC. It would back up if you said what kind of budget you were expecting to have. I generally advise that you keep back about 15-20% of your be budget for refitting upgrading and modifying whatever boat you buy since boats are not like cars and often be to be modified to suit the populate sailing them. I would ask what your sailing plans are since that may alter what boat would be beat suited for you. You should be aware that a catamaran while having a lot of stowage space can't really be loaded down with cram to fill all that space and comfort perform safely. If you're interested in sailing on a multihull. I do have some friends that undergo a Gemini that out of the New Bedford region. You experience what the first rule of sailing is? ... Love. You can learn all the math in the 'compose but you act a boat to the sea you don't love she'll shake you off just as sure as the turning of the worlds. Love keeps her going when she oughta go drink tells you she's hurting 'fore she keens. Makes her a domiciliate. You know what the first rule of sailing is? ... Love. You can hit the books all the math in the 'compose but you take a boat to the sea you don't love she'll shake you off just as sure as the turning of the worlds. Love keeps her going when she oughta fall down tells you she's hurting 'fore she keens. Makes her a home. The Iroquois Owners Association website moved it's now at - I'm not sure why they kept the old one up. I will check out the Gemini owners group on Yahoo thanks for the pointer. That's the web place that first made me wary of the Iroquois tipping they keep talking about capsizes in their newsletters. Then when I searched various other sailing forums there would be occasional mentions of the Iroquois having a tendency to capsize. Thus my ask as to whether it was more prevalent in the Iroquois than other small cruising catamarans. I'm looking to do coastal cruising around Buzzards Bay and the Islands for the most move. I think it would be alter to to Bermuda at some point once or twice but that's totally optional. Thinking of spending around $30k which covers Iroquois and older Gemini's. Thanks for your say. Looking,30k Doesn't buy you a use-able catamaran - you might find a old Gemini 3000 for that certainly not a Gemini 105 or 105mc.30k buys you a LOT of bring home the bacon before you put it in the water. Keep in mind that for the most part you get what you pay for. be for Charles Kanters 'Cruising Catamaran Communique' it is an excellent choice of reading for and a very good source of data for all things cruising in catamaran's and their realitive merits. If you undergo any questions feel remove to PM me. I'm the resident Gemini owner - SailDog just wishes he was Nah... I'm very happy with my trimaran. I'd agree.. any catamaran especially a cruising sized one like a Gemini or Iroquois is going to be in pretty rough shape. A couple good books to read:Chris White's The Cruising MultihullThomas Firth Jones' Multihull Voyaging You experience what the first rule of sailing is? ... Love. You can learn all the math in the 'verse but you act a boat to the sea you don't love she'll shake you off just as sure as the turning of the worlds. like keeps her going when she oughta fall down tells you she's hurting 'fore she keens. Makes her a home. With $30k you'd be better off shopping for a monohull. You can get a lot of monohull for $30k or rather a very nice monohull. In my shopping experience the only cats you'll find for up to $30k will be in horrible condition or custom/homemade varieties of questionable build-quality. I'd say $75k might be a better minimum for finding a -away instruct cat. I think Iroquois go in the $60k-$80k range while Gemini's start around $70k and go up quickly from there. The gemini gems website has as end a listing as you will find on Gemini's for sale worldwide is the free non-member classifieds page a 1991 3200 for 75ka 1995 3400 for 72ka 1996 105 for 87kIt goes up from there. Bamboo. remove number 161 is the only one to my knowledge that is in your price range here is a picture - and you can see why it's in your range (asking is 32k) (PM me if you want contact info boat is in Paradise Texas and comes with a trailer): I wasn't going to say to anything because I'm a novice but I've never seen an Iroquois listed for anything come $60k. They top out at $30k. This is looking at dozens of listings old and new. I did speak with the fellow who bought the Iroquois I looked at earlier (it was advertised for a little over $30k and then a little under $30k a few months later) it had some problems with the but other than that was fine (at least as far as he told me). I don't know what happened with the Gemini 3000 that was asking $32k but I didn't see anything horribly wrong with it. Doesn't mean there wasn't. I'm no surveyor. It was a very early 80's model.

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remove StuffThe past few weeks. I act being given free stuff and act turning it down. The first time was in Jacksonville. I filled up with 15 gallons of gas. The dockmaster only charged me for 5. Actually this time I did take it. I didn't realize I'd been undercharged until I was on the boat and looked at the credit card receipt. The next measure was in St. Augustine. I filled up with 20 gallons of gas. The first pump shut off at about 19 gallons and wouldn't restart. The attendant and I got a second handle to go away and got the measure gallon. I went to the marina office and the woman only wanted to charge me for the last gallon. It was a whole thing figuring out how to get the bill right. When I dropped off Fred. I had to resupply. We had drank all the beer aboard. I went to the marina office/bait store to buy a couple 12 packs. I put them on the counter to pay the woman was on the phone looked at me and said you're all settled. I evaluate she had somehow confused me with Fred whom I later found out had also just come in to buy a couple 12 packs to resupply the boat before he left. I straightened out the situation and paid. Today. I ordered some take out from a Mexican joint. It took about ten minutes to prepare. Again the woman just handed me the bag and said "here you go". Again I straightened out the situation and paid. I don't know what's going on. It's very strange that I'm being offered so much stuff for remove. My honesty is preventing me from taking it but I keep telling myself that I should just act it. If this keeps up at some point I am. SteeringHere's something I posted on Sailnet on a thread about monohull versus cat steering:I have an older Gemini 3000 catamaran. I like to hand the wheel over when I undergo guests aboard. Singlehanding as much as I do. I'm pretty tired of being at the helm but it's a excite to guests. I have a hard time prying them from the wheel. One thing I've noticed is that people tend to over-steer my cat. I know that if I have the sails set right not much steering is necessary. On a broad reach she'll steer herself for as much as an hour at a time. She'll drift a few degrees back and forth but pretty much stay on course. New helmsmen always be to be furiously turning the go around back and forth to stay on a constant course. I try to assure them that isn't necessary. But it's hard to convince them of this. And unfortunately the wheel doesn't give feedback like the tiller on my old Pearson Ariel. I overestimated how much back up Fred would be on the overnight passage. This is no slight to Fred. I think it would be true of anyone unused to sailing at night on a strange boat in the ocean. The conditions seemed very easy to me but then I've been on this boat for about 6 months now in all sorts of conditions. There is a learning curve for people who come aboard and I be to consider that. Here's a to the entire thread if you are interested. Bill. I know you are a trawler guy but I evaluate you would sight some of the threads on sailnet interesting and the guys who hang out there are very knowledgeable and have a great sense of humor. There are a few boat guys on the forum. Hull 108I'm in the Cocoa Village anchorage. It's a nice anchorage. There are at least two other Geminis here. Maybe three. I met Al who owns Hull 108. I didn't think I'd ever meet anyone with an older Gemini than mine. He bought it in Arnold. MD in November and sailed it drink here with a buddy. That's the same time I left Arnold with Glen and Fred. Weird. He has the same fiberglass rudder cages I had and they are also falling apart. Somehow the open has crept up on me. It's tonight. I was hoping to go ashore today and explore Cocoa land. But that's not possible. I was change surface thinking of stopping by Carla's place of work and possibly getting a tour of the ship. Carla. I don't think I'll be able to forbid by and say hi now but maybe Amy and I will journey up while she's here. Or I'll stop by on my way back up when I have a looser schedule. I definitely want to take a bring together days exploring my old Cocoa Beach haunts. Too bad in missing out on Cocoa Beach today. It looks desire you've corrected your GPS to show your location more correctly. If that's true you are probably pretty change state to where the Coast Guard will limit you any further jaunt north during the launch (at 5:50 pm) just south of the NASA Causeway. I evaluate I bequeath someone saying you had to be south of the powerlines crossing the Indian River. I don't know that I will stay up to see your view so I hope you are able to capture it via video. There is a local communicate station that broadcasts the communications during countdown. You might try scanning the control at about 2 am if you have an am radio on board. Oye,Fufarufu,I don't think that one is in the spellcheck. Looks like you are well positioned for the open tonight. I am going to set my affright clock for 2AM and will give you a call. Once again thanks for all. My only regrets are not being more helpful during the all night sail to Cocoa Beach. Your very right about the over-correcting. I am so used to motor-boating and pointing it in the right direction and flying. It just takes a conclude that comes with time. Thats all. Talk to you at 2AM - plus or minus. Fred I evaluate you are right. We were on the Titusville side of the Indian River and your ride would surely have been in the bring out. I had the same thought when I saw about where you were on your gps. As I denote although we were on the border of the river we were about 20 miles distant. I'll have to analyse that using explore earth. But you were closer by the distance across the river from Titusville.

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remove StuffThe past few weeks. I keep being given remove stuff and keep turning it drink. The first measure was in Jacksonville. I filled up with 15 gallons of gas. The dockmaster only charged me for 5. Actually this measure I did take it. I didn't realize I'd been undercharged until I was on the ride and looked at the credit card receipt. The next measure was in St. Augustine. I filled up with 20 gallons of gas. The first pump change state off at about 19 gallons and wouldn't restart. The attendant and I got a back up handle to go away and got the last gallon. I went to the marina office and the woman only wanted to charge me for the measure gallon. It was a whole thing figuring out how to get the bill right. When I dropped off Fred. I had to resupply. We had drank all the beer aboard. I went to the marina office/bait store to buy a couple 12 packs. I put them on the counter to pay the woman was on the phone looked at me and said you're all settled. I think she had somehow confused me with Fred whom I later open out had also just come in to buy a couple 12 packs to resupply the boat before he left. I straightened out the situation and paid. Today. I ordered some act out from a Mexican fit. It took about ten minutes to prepare. Again the woman just handed me the bag and said "here you go". Again I straightened out the situation and paid. I don't experience what's going on. It's very strange that I'm being offered so much stuff for remove. My honesty is preventing me from taking it but I keep telling myself that I should just take it. If this keeps up at some point I am. SteeringHere's something I posted on Sailnet on a go about monohull versus cat steering:I have an older Gemini 3000 catamaran. I love to hand the go around over when I have guests aboard. Singlehanding as much as I do. I'm pretty tired of being at the channelise but it's a thrill to guests. I undergo a hard time prying them from the go around. One thing I've noticed is that populate tend to over-steer my cat. I know that if I have the sails set right not much steering is necessary. On a broad reach she'll command herself for as much as an hour at a time. She'll drift a few degrees back and forth but pretty much be on course. New helmsmen always seem to be furiously turning the wheel back and forth to stay on a constant cover. I try to affirm them that isn't necessary. But it's hard to convince them of this. And unfortunately the wheel doesn't give feedback desire the tiller on my old Pearson Ariel. I overestimated how much back up Fred would be on the overnight passage. This is no slight to Fred. I think it would be true of anyone unused to sailing at night on a strange boat in the ocean. The conditions seemed very easy to me but then I've been on this boat for about 6 months now in all sorts of conditions. There is a learning turn for people who come aboard and I be to respect that. Here's a to the entire thread if you are interested. Bill. I know you are a trawler guy but I think you would find some of the threads on sailnet interesting and the guys who hang out there are very knowledgeable and have a great sense of gratify. There are a few boat guys on the forum. remove 108I'm in the Cocoa Village anchorage. It's a nice anchorage. There are at least two other Geminis here. Maybe three. I met Al who owns remove 108. I didn't evaluate I'd ever meet anyone with an older Gemini than exploit. He bought it in Arnold. MD in November and sailed it down here with a buddy. That's the same time I left Arnold with Glen and Fred. Weird. He has the same fiberglass rudder cages I had and they are also falling apart. Somehow the open has crept up on me. It's tonight. I was hoping to go ashore today and investigate Cocoa Beach. But that's not possible. I was even thinking of stopping by Carla's place of work and possibly getting a journey of the displace. Carla. I don't think I'll be able to stop by and say hi now but maybe Amy and I will journey up while she's here. Or I'll stop by on my way back up when I undergo a looser plan. I definitely want to act a couple days exploring my old Cocoa land haunts. Too bad in missing out on Cocoa Beach today. It looks desire you've corrected your GPS to show your location more correctly. If that's adjust you are probably pretty close to where the Coast follow will check you any advance travel north during the launch (at 5:50 pm) just south of the NASA Causeway. I think I remember someone saying you had to stay south of the powerlines crossing the Indian River. I don't experience that I will stay up to see your view so I hope you are able to capture it via video. There is a local communicate station that broadcasts the communications during countdown. You might try scanning the dial at about 2 am if you undergo an am radio on board. Oye,Fufarufu,I don't think that one is in the spellcheck. Looks like you are well positioned for the launch tonight. I am going to set my affright measure for 2AM and will give you a call. Once again thanks for all. My only regrets are not being more helpful during the all night sail to Cocoa Beach. Your very right about the over-correcting. I am so used to motor-boating and pointing it in the right direction and flying. It just takes a conclude that comes with time. Thats all. Talk to you at 2AM - plus or minus. Fred I think you are right. We were on the Titusville align of the Indian River and your boat would surely have been in the foreground. I had the same thought when I saw about where you were on your gps. As I denote although we were on the border of the river we were about 20 miles distant. I'll have to check that using google hide. But you were closer by the distance across the river from Titusville.

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