Note they are getting pulled as they come in - forgot what marina but I think 
it's open to the public - check the Sunpaper.

They'll splash again on the 27th.

-----Original Message-----
>From: Tim Ford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Apr 18, 2006 10:05 AM
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: Re: catalina27-talk: Re: VOR finish gamble
>
>man, I would LOVE to, but I think that is the first day of the Annapolis 
>Naked Regatta
>and there's a certain J35 that wants me up front screwing up their 
>launch & douses.
>
>i plan to go see the Vulva boats early one morning like tomorrow B4 the 
>crowds descend.
>
>tf
>owed beer by the teeming thousands
>
>
>Chris Maddox wrote:
>
>> You are so right.  More than once I've been stuck in a hole right 
>> there on my way home from Annapolis, using Balt Light as my reference 
>> point for we-aren't-making-a-lick-of-progress.  I hate using the motor 
>> when I don't have to, but I've started her up more than once with that 
>> light in sight.
>>
>> I am still trying to get enough commissioning time in on the boat to 
>> get out into the spectator fleet for the 29th, but whether I do or 
>> not, I am going to play hooky on the 28th (Friday) and join the 
>> teeming masses at Inner Harbor to gawk at the Open 70s and the tall 
>> ships.  Any other Boyz or Girlz interested in meeting up there?  I do 
>> believe I owe tf a beer...
>>
>> Chris
>>
>> At 09:45 PM 4/17/2006, you wrote:
>>
>>> Finish line was at Baltimore light, just off the mouth of the 
>>> Magothy. Not exactly B-more, but bet those crew members were glad 
>>> they didn't have to fight that fickle wind any further than they did 
>>> today.
>>>  
>>> Chris D
>>> toy box
>>> eastport, md
>>
>

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