I added a notice about the boat show get together and a download link for
the invite to the www.rhodes22.org website.

Mike
s/v Windlass ('91)
Nissequogue River, NY

-----Original Message-----
From: Rhodes22-list [mailto:rhodes22-list-bounces at rhodes22.org] On Behalf Of
Chris Geankoplis
Sent: Monday, September 25, 2017 1:25 PM
To: The Rhodes 22 Email List <rhodes22-list at rhodes22.org>
Subject: Re: [Rhodes22-list] Boat Show Get Together

Hmm,
         Sounds interesting!  Alice and I are willing to put together a
page, with peoples favorite pictures in a slide show format, with perhaps
some links to peoples stories.  There are many of them out there.  It would
be "quick and dirty" as we will be involved in getting our other boat into
the water and off to the Bahamas.  We do have several days this week and
next to begin the process.  So send what you have to the attached email, and
if you have any ideas on content, formatting, or presentation please let me
know (perhaps along with an offer to help?)

Chris & Alice Geankoplis

chrisgeankoplis at gmail.com

On Mon, Sep 25, 2017 at 7:07 PM, S/V Lark <Colealexander at hotmail.com> wrote:

> Chris (and the rest of us General Boat lovers with computer skills but 
> unable to help Stan prep for the show)
>
> I've never even been to Annapolis and don't have any concept for this
show.
> At trade shows I've attended pamphlets get thrown away, but dreams sell.
> Can somebody create a quick picture montage of our photos on a single
link?
> I'm not sure how recently the Sailing Enosis page was updated, and a full
> blog takes time to create and read.   Just an album of photos, boat name
> and
> basic locations and a one sentence comment (Sea of Cortes, Desolation 
> Sound, Kentucky Lake, Lake Michigan, Lake Erie, Chesapeake Bay, 
> Florida coast, etc
> plus daysailing in puddles everywhere) would be inspirational.   There are
> a
> few photos made public on the FB page from the Lark and others, and 
> many of us surely have recent photos in our personal collections to share.
> Enosis's journey alone is a testimony to what can be done with a 
> pocket cruiser.
>
> As income demographics shift the boats (per the show's webpage) appear 
> to be large yachts and a few smaller racing platforms.  Stan will be 
> offering a fairly unique product.  Bendytoy has sailing workshops on 
> their First 22.
> There is a Ventura power sailor I'm not familiar with (Not Roger 
> Macgregor or Tattoo) and the race oriented Seascape 24.  Sage marine 
> appears to be a company with some energy, but their boats are truly 
> micro-cruisers compared to the 22.
>
> If I was in Stan's place I'd value a single link that could be emailed 
> to anybody that showed possible interest, since the General Boat's page is
a
> bit dated and the owner's group page is worse.    There are few small
boats
> being sold that have active users going places, and we've collectively 
> shown the Rhodes can be driven to great locations without spending 
> weeks in
> transit at 4 kts.   The link would probably have to be general purpose,
> maybe linked to the Rhodes  22 Owner's page, if there are 'commercial 
> purpose' restrictions.
>
> Alex
>
>
>
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> S/V Lark
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