>You might be interested to know that the boat that Oskari Reuna has in
Finland is a Nancy's China, >which he built himself. It is a little bigger
and heavier than a P-15, but does not have sitting headroom. > Oskari is a
very interesting person, with a lot of the same interests that we Potter
sailors have. He is a >good correspondent--far better than I--- I owe him
a couple of letters!
>It is unfortunate that Finland, and other parts of Europe, are so far
away--it would be really enjoyable to >be able to sail with Oskari in
Finland, and the British potterers, and other small boat sailors on the
>other side of the pond.
>Regards
>Tom Grimes
>P-14 #363 Far Horizon
>Muncie, Indiana
Tom,
Thanks for your interesting remarks. Yes....it would really be nice if
the " Pond " were not so wide. Oskari's boat sounds interesting.
Would you happen to have Oskari's snail-mail address ?
I don't know too much about Indiana except driving through back and forth
from time to time to my place of birth in St. Louis [ ie.....driving
Wilmington, DE to St. Louis and back on Route 70 ] ...and the 465 around
the south side of Indianapolis...with perhaps a motel stop one night off
that southern beltway.
I'm looking at my Rand McNally Road Atlas. Where do you sail in Indiana
[ or therebouts ?
Best regards,
Bill Zeitler ECPA
Wilmington, DE
Poterer at heart