Regarding the Captain's offer to cruise with him, if you are wondering how a 
Catalina 27 got to be a 33' cutter, go to:

http://www.boatdiddly.com/Sovereignty/Sovereignty.html

Fair Winds,
Jim Calleran, C27 #2784, Trad, OB
Mathews Yacht Club, VA
37°27.8'N/76°18.6'W



--- On Tue, 1/20/09, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hello;
>  
> I am taking a cruise from Glen Cove, Long Island Sound,
> through the Erie  
> Canal, across Lake Erie, Lake St. Clair, Lake Huron, and
> Georgian  Bay to the 
> North Channel.  It will begin June 6, 2009 and end in 
> August in Detroit, 
> Michigan.  I plan to sail the following legs:
>     Glen Cove to the entrance to the Erie Canal June 
> 6-June 12 (7 days for a 
> 5 day trip),
>     Erie Canal June 13-June 19 (7 days for a 5 day  trip),
>     Buffalo to Detroit June 20-June 26 (7 days),
>     Detroit to Little Current, Ontario June 29-July 7  (9
> days for a 5 day 
> trip),
>     Little Current, Ontario to Mackinaw Island,  Michigan
> July 8-August 1 
> (gunk holing in the wilderness)
>     Mackinaw Island to Detroit August 3-August 13 (11  days
> for a 4 day trip).
>  
> Does anyone care to join me for any leg of this trip? 
> Expenses will  be 
> shared and travel is on you.
>  
> Sovereignty is a comfortable Catalina 27 (# 65).  She is
> now a cutter  33' 
> long with a long list of comforts.  There is room for two
> people in  addition to 
> myself.  To be comfortable in the fore peak birth they
> should  be no longer 
> than 5' 6".  If a couple joins me they will share
> the fore  peak and I will 
> sleep in the pilot birth.
>  
> Sovereignty makes her own electricity (3 Simens solar
> cells, 2 wind  
> generators,), her own water (Pur 35), has two refrigerators
> (1 Norcold and I  
> converted ice chest to a holding plate refrigerator), has
> all sailing lines run  to 
> the cockpit, dinghy with 3 hp. outboard, 200' of chain
> on a delta anchor with  
> windlass, a pilot house and lee cloths, electric/alcohol
> stove, oven, 
> microwave,  2 Magma gas grills, 30" HD LCD TV
> (probably won't make the trip), 10" LCD 
> TV,  great sound system (5 channel main cabin, 4 in
> cockpit, two in fore peak, 
> 2  folding bicycles, snorkeling equipment for 2, tons of
> safety equipment, 
> attic  storage, cockpit converts to gigantic bed, new
> Yahama outboard with kort 
> nozzle  and 56 gallons of fuel (about 400 miles of range),
> computer with 
> wireless  Internet connection, and many more comforts.
>  
> I primarily motor sail.  The motor maintains momentum at a
> few rpm  above 
> idle and is quiet and odorless.
>  
> The trip is definitely not a delivery operation but a
> leisurely  cruise.  No 
> bad weather days under way.  Plenty of time to smell the 
> roses, etc.  
>  
> If you, or anyone you know wishes to take a trip or any
> leg, let me know as  
> I am putting together a crew of one or two people.  I have
> registered this  
> trip with "Crewseekers.net," and am contacting
> local sailing  organizations.  I 
> need crew especially for the Erie Canal leg.  Have  heard
> it is a beautiful 
> wilderness leg. 
>  
> As an aside, I have lived aboard Sovereignty for the past
> 25 years and  
> cruised extensively in the Great Lakes, the inland
> waterways from Lake  Michigan to 
> Mobile, Florida, Cuba, the Caribbean Islands, Caribbean
> Sea,  Panama Canal, 
> Pacific Ocean from Panama to Fiji, the east coast from
> Florida to  Martha's 
> Vineyard, and many other places.  I was a U.S.C.G. licensed
> master  of 200 tons 
> power/sail coastal for many years.  
>  
> Pictures of me and or Sovereignty available upon request.
>  
> Looking forward to responses, I remain,
>  
> Very truly yours,
>  
> David Hoyt
> Sovereignty
> Catalina 27 # 65
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