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Northwest passage
As the NW passage opens up, who is going to be first (in modern days)
to cruise it in a sail boat? Good way to get your name in print! Or did Wilbuur beat everybody to it? Gordon |
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On Sep 16, 8:06 am, Gordon wrote:
As the NW passage opens up, who is going to be first (in modern days) to cruise it in a sail boat? Good way to get your name in print! Or did Wilbuur beat everybody to it? Gordon I think Willburr did it ten years ago. He ran out of food because some one else screwed up. But that okay cause he was able to stalk, kill, and eat seals till he got to the othere side. We are all members of WIlburrs Idiocracy. Oh, get the DVD Willbur is our smart guy. Bob |
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"Gordon" wrote in message ... As the NW passage opens up, who is going to be first (in modern days) to cruise it in a sail boat? Good way to get your name in print! Or did Wilbuur beat everybody to it? Gordon Wilbur doesn't sail where he can't be comfortable sailing naked. . . Wilbur doesn't even own a sweat shirt, let alone a sweater or overcoat. Wilbur can be found wearing nothing but sunscreen, UV sun glasses and a Barmah, Australian canvas drover most every day of the year. If there should happen to be a slight chill in the air, I add a loincloth to the mix. If you ain't in the tropics you ain't where it's at, man! Wilbur Hubbard |
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Not sure how leisurely the NW Passage must be made to qualify as "cruising",
but Willy de Roos made the passage in 1977, as chronicalled in his book North-West Passage. "Gordon" wrote in message ... As the NW passage opens up, who is going to be first (in modern days) to cruise it in a sail boat? Good way to get your name in print! Or did Wilbuur beat everybody to it? Gordon |
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"Gordon" skrev i melding ... As the NW passage opens up, who is going to be first (in modern days) to cruise it in a sail boat? Good way to get your name in print! Or did Wilbuur beat everybody to it? Gordon It is done: http://www.wildvikings.com/ Biggest problem seems to be the Canadians who arrested them several times. Jan |
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"Jan" wrote in message ... "Gordon" skrev i melding ... As the NW passage opens up, who is going to be first (in modern days) to cruise it in a sail boat? Good way to get your name in print! Or did Wilbuur beat everybody to it? Gordon It is done: http://www.wildvikings.com/ Biggest problem seems to be the Canadians who arrested them several times. Jan Good thing it's not American waters.. Imagine what your Homeland Insecurity would have done to them.... (think that US Marine resort in Cuba). |
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Gordon wrote:
As the NW passage opens up, who is going to be first (in modern days) to cruise it in a sail boat? Good way to get your name in print! Or did Wilbuur beat everybody to it? Gordon Two years ago Peter Brock, from the Halifax area did it over a three year period in a steel 42' Brewer design. Shortly after receiving the Nova Scotia sailor of the year award he was struck by a truck and killed. He was in his 70's. The boat is now for sale on yachtworld.com. http://www.nsya.ns.ca/06%20Awards%20Release.htm http://yachtworld.com/core/listing/b...g_id=1549&url= Howard |
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