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[mikekronick]

Fantastic!!

Joe, Carol and Marty. Just wanted to say thanks for all your work. This is going to be a great club and a killer site.

Now all I have to do is think of something to talk about.

Best, Mike & Judy Kronick

[Captain Jack]

Looks good so far...

OK, found the place, registered, etc.

Next we'll see how she handles...

The Cap'n

[halffast32]

Hello to all!

Looks GREAT!
A Big Thankyou to Marty, Joe and Carol for putting this thing together! I hope everyone has an excellent 2009.
Gordon

[Sammamish1]

Kudos

Well Joe,
You already got free coffee at Lake Whatcom. I guess we'll have to add a Kicker to that. VHISKEY MEBBE!
Skoal to you and Carol

The Lake

Thanks Big Guy

Do you have any pictures or reports of the lake front your on?

Hello good boat peoples. I just learned the new forum was up and running so thought I would register and introduce myself.

George Calkins handed the throttle of Bartender Boats over to me about five years ago. My wife Sandy and I have been enjoying the adventure thoroughly. More new Bartenders are being launched every year and the Bartender group is growing. We've had some great gatherings and cruises and look forward to possibly meeting up with some of yunz in the future.

Best of success to the NWCBC and this forum.

Bill Childs

[Steve_Kiesel]

Hi Bill. I've been following your Bartender website off an on for some time now. Especially when Dave in Astoria was building his stretched Bartender. I have loved those boats for many years. Glad someone of your caliber is keeping them alive and well. Hope to see you on the water one of these days.

Thanks Steve. May our wakes cross soon.

Testing my HTML tag skills here. Apologies in advance if all you see is a bunch of meaningless keystrokes:

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OK, that didn't work so I'll try following the rules this time. Photo of Bartender raft-up at Prevost Island, BC.

[Helmar]

Thanks Steve. May our wakes cross soon.

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Hi Bill
You can edit, delete and add to your own posts if you like.
Enjoy

Joe

Cruisers Welcome?

Hello All,
I just printed my registration form. Your website says you welcome all classics. Even us bigger wooden cruisers--or you worried we'll take up too much dock space?
I hope so, as this seems like a very "un-stuffy" club, which may take me some getting used to.

[Tim McCrain]

Hello All,
I just printed my registration form. Your website says you welcome all classics. Even us bigger wooden cruisers--or you worried we'll take up too much dock space?
I hope so, as this seems like a very "un-stuffy" club, which may take me some getting used to.

Wow, nice cruiser! Hope I have a chance to see it up close someday. And you're right, this is an "un-stuffy" group.

Tim

[FINS]

Cruisers?!... You bet! You will find that most here have smaller "pocket" cruisers, but the big ones are more than welcome. I think more than anything, the history and stories of these boats are what bring us together without regard to make, size, material, or location. Besides, with future explorations planned to locations like Desolation Sound and Alaska (see the event calander) we will need lots of "support ships". I hope that you will take the time to start a thread and tell us all the story of Friendship II.

[Steve_Kiesel]

Welcome Friendship II. Now we have a mother ship for our Puget Sound outings. All joking aside, I think we all like just about any kind of boat. Look forward to seeing you on the water someday.