I have hashtaged many pictures on Instagram/FB over the years. 

It’s a great way to see pictures from all over. I’m not a big social media guy, but I enjoy Instagram/FB platforms for exchanging pictures and information about my boat much better than searching through an email list. 

Cheers,
Ted

S/V AIRPOWER 
1991/2013 R22
Jacksonville, FL

> On Jun 30, 2019, at 10:56 AM, S/V Lark <Colealexander at hotmail.com> wrote:
> 
> There is also a slide show we put together for the Annapolis party a couple
> years ago, plus all that Chris Geankoplis’s Enosis has done since.   It
> would be good to compile fun and repair photos in an easy format owners and
> casual browsers could find.   
> 
> To back up the need DJ identified, I’m inland in powerboat territory and
> used to be even more so in Indiana.   I had identified the limitations of my
> Bucc18, and found I was sailing less due to ramp lines and weather concerns.  
> Visiting marinas on vacation was biased toward big boats that need lifts.   
> I visited a now defunct sailboat shop when traveling to another state and
> found boats that sort of met most of my goals.  I had never seen a R22 in
> the fiberglass when it made my short list.   Ted’s AirPower  videos
> introduced me to the design.   I memorized Stan’s aging website and the
> ancient photos in the owners’ site.    Then  Jerry invited me for a sail on
> Country Rhodes.    I was primed when I visited Stan, even though that trip
> didn’t go swimmingly (no wind, heat and uptight transplanted New York racers
> had dibs to the marina, their snob wives especially annoying my GF).  
> Modern photos and video clips, as well as preserved old ones, would help
> promote the class and benefit owners that are considering selling for
> whatever reason.    I’ll leave it to others to devise the format but would
> be proud to include what I have of the Lark.
> 
> Alex
> 
> 
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