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Does anyone know of a place to look for crew. There is a group
supposedly dedicated to this but I never see any ads there either offering crew positions or seeking seeking positions as crew?? |
Finding Crew???
Try 7Knots.com http://www.7knots.com/
This is a very 'in-touch' site and has grown from just a bunch of guys with boats and crew looking for boats.. It is now subscribed to and posted on by skippers and crew from all over the world.. Tom Yang, the site creater and web master stays in close touch with the site and the chat forums. Steve s/v Good Intentions |
Finding Crew???
Try 7Knots.com http://www.7knots.com/
This is a very 'in-touch' site and has grown from just a bunch of guys with boats and crew looking for boats.. It is now subscribed to and posted on by skippers and crew from all over the world.. Tom Yang, the site creater and web master stays in close touch with the site and the chat forums. Steve s/v Good Intentions |
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On Mon, 19 Jan 2004 00:00:10 -0500, nospam wrote:
Does anyone know of a place to look for crew. There is a group supposedly dedicated to this but I never see any ads there either offering crew positions or seeking seeking positions as crew?? I know this sounds really stupid, but you should see the number of totally blank stares I get at our marina when someone asks this question and I reply, "Have you ever asked the college kids who are marina crew to crew your boat?" After the long pause, I usually make some smartass remark ending in, "Well, Duhhh...." (c; Check it out! They got the jobs at the marina because they like boats and boating, or at least know something about it. They're YOUNG, STRONG and, probably, willing..... I'll tell you another benefit of taking them..... I'll bet YOUR boat, the one they love to go sailing on, will be the FIRST boat they take care of when that nasty little storm hits the docks. Wanna bet? I'm always amazed at the number of boatsnobs who never ask them if they'd like to cruise around the harbor or go on a trip. How silly...... Larry W4CSC |
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On Mon, 19 Jan 2004 00:00:10 -0500, nospam wrote:
Does anyone know of a place to look for crew. There is a group supposedly dedicated to this but I never see any ads there either offering crew positions or seeking seeking positions as crew?? I know this sounds really stupid, but you should see the number of totally blank stares I get at our marina when someone asks this question and I reply, "Have you ever asked the college kids who are marina crew to crew your boat?" After the long pause, I usually make some smartass remark ending in, "Well, Duhhh...." (c; Check it out! They got the jobs at the marina because they like boats and boating, or at least know something about it. They're YOUNG, STRONG and, probably, willing..... I'll tell you another benefit of taking them..... I'll bet YOUR boat, the one they love to go sailing on, will be the FIRST boat they take care of when that nasty little storm hits the docks. Wanna bet? I'm always amazed at the number of boatsnobs who never ask them if they'd like to cruise around the harbor or go on a trip. How silly...... Larry W4CSC |
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Hmm...isn't that a shame the club has control of what the kid does OFF
work as well as on. I can understand him not crewing for you when the club was paying him. But, when he clocks out he's no longer a club employee and certainly isn't covered under the club's insurance policies. Sorry you can't give the dockmaster a beer. I don't suppose they refuse tips to the bartenders and waitresses they pay so little, though...(c; On Mon, 19 Jan 2004 12:04:20 -0500, wrote: On Mon, 19 Jan 2004 06:22:46 GMT, (Larry W4CSC) wrote: I'm always amazed at the number of boatsnobs who never ask them if they'd like to cruise around the harbor or go on a trip. How silly...... I would agree wholeheartedly, Larry, except that many yacht clubs/marinas do not (at least to my knowledge locally) allow club employees to socialize or crew for members due to liability issues. I can't give the dockmaster a beer on a hot day at my club, and while a fit 22 year old would be helpful in docking in a cross-wind, it can't be a guy I invited on his day off from working in my club. Conceivably, I could use a dock kid from ANOTHER club on his/her day off, but usually I just call up crew off the racing boats, for whom a day cruise out into the lake is comparatively relaxing. Unfair and neurotic, perhaps, but that's how it was explained to me...as an insurance/culpability issue. R. Larry W4CSC |
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I think the point that was being made, was regarding fraternizations in a
club setting.. (come on Larry I know you were in the Navy and the rules regarding this ). Steve s/v Good Intentions |
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I think the point that was being made, was regarding fraternizations in a
club setting.. (come on Larry I know you were in the Navy and the rules regarding this ). Steve s/v Good Intentions |
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On Mon, 19 Jan 2004 12:57:41 -0800, "Steve" wrote:
I think the point that was being made, was regarding fraternizations in a club setting.. (come on Larry I know you were in the Navy and the rules regarding this ). You are correct, sir. The legal issue of culpability is the basis for the policy limits on fraternization. R. |
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On Mon, 19 Jan 2004 12:57:41 -0800, "Steve" wrote:
I think the point that was being made, was regarding fraternizations in a club setting.. (come on Larry I know you were in the Navy and the rules regarding this ). You are correct, sir. The legal issue of culpability is the basis for the policy limits on fraternization. R. |
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