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Leonard H. Tower Jr. January 25th 04 03:20 AM

Wanted: info on North Atlantic crossing via Greenland
 
Hi All,

My Dad is looking for information from small boat owners and others on
crossing the North Atlantic via Greenland this Summer.

He has a 70 foot Tolleycraft (sp?) trawler, and wants to go from New
England in the USA to Newfoundland to Labrador to Greenland to Iceland
to the Faroes (sp?) to the Shetlands, then Europe.

If you have done some or all of this cruising, or can put us in touch
with someone who has, he would appreciate the chance to e-mail/phone
them.

Please e-mail me any replies. I'll post a summary of anything
interesting.

thanx either way -len

Brian Whatcott January 25th 04 09:23 PM

Wanted: info on North Atlantic crossing via Greenland
 
For what it's worth, this is reminiscent of the "Stepping Stones"
route to Europe for light aircraft. It keeps the distance between
landings down to where a light airplane with long range tanks can
contemplate the crossing.

Brian Whatcott

On 25 Jan 2004 03:20:11 GMT, (Leonard H. Tower Jr.)
wrote:

Hi All,

My Dad is looking for information from small boat owners and others on
crossing the North Atlantic via Greenland this Summer.

He has a 70 foot Tolleycraft (sp?) trawler, and wants to go from New
England in the USA to Newfoundland to Labrador to Greenland to Iceland
to the Faroes (sp?) to the Shetlands, then Europe.

If you have done some or all of this cruising, or can put us in touch
with someone who has, he would appreciate the chance to e-mail/phone
them.

Please e-mail me any replies. I'll post a summary of anything
interesting.

thanx either way -len



Brian Whatcott January 25th 04 09:23 PM

Wanted: info on North Atlantic crossing via Greenland
 
For what it's worth, this is reminiscent of the "Stepping Stones"
route to Europe for light aircraft. It keeps the distance between
landings down to where a light airplane with long range tanks can
contemplate the crossing.

Brian Whatcott

On 25 Jan 2004 03:20:11 GMT, (Leonard H. Tower Jr.)
wrote:

Hi All,

My Dad is looking for information from small boat owners and others on
crossing the North Atlantic via Greenland this Summer.

He has a 70 foot Tolleycraft (sp?) trawler, and wants to go from New
England in the USA to Newfoundland to Labrador to Greenland to Iceland
to the Faroes (sp?) to the Shetlands, then Europe.

If you have done some or all of this cruising, or can put us in touch
with someone who has, he would appreciate the chance to e-mail/phone
them.

Please e-mail me any replies. I'll post a summary of anything
interesting.

thanx either way -len



Peter Keating January 30th 04 09:28 PM

Wanted: info on North Atlantic crossing via Greenland
 
Obviously posted to wrong group. Its plain that nobody here has a boat :-)
Sinbad
"Leonard H. Tower Jr." wrote in message
...
Hi All,

My Dad is looking for information from small boat owners and others on
crossing the North Atlantic via Greenland this Summer.

He has a 70 foot Tolleycraft (sp?) trawler, and wants to go from New
England in the USA to Newfoundland to Labrador to Greenland to Iceland
to the Faroes (sp?) to the Shetlands, then Europe.

If you have done some or all of this cruising, or can put us in touch
with someone who has, he would appreciate the chance to e-mail/phone
them.

Please e-mail me any replies. I'll post a summary of anything
interesting.

thanx either way -len




Peter Keating January 30th 04 09:28 PM

Wanted: info on North Atlantic crossing via Greenland
 
Obviously posted to wrong group. Its plain that nobody here has a boat :-)
Sinbad
"Leonard H. Tower Jr." wrote in message
...
Hi All,

My Dad is looking for information from small boat owners and others on
crossing the North Atlantic via Greenland this Summer.

He has a 70 foot Tolleycraft (sp?) trawler, and wants to go from New
England in the USA to Newfoundland to Labrador to Greenland to Iceland
to the Faroes (sp?) to the Shetlands, then Europe.

If you have done some or all of this cruising, or can put us in touch
with someone who has, he would appreciate the chance to e-mail/phone
them.

Please e-mail me any replies. I'll post a summary of anything
interesting.

thanx either way -len




JAXAshby January 30th 04 10:23 PM

Wanted: info on North Atlantic crossing via Greenland
 
the only people who I know have done it have done it in a sailboat. The route
projected is roughly the great circle route. I do not know where one might get
along the way. Do know the recommended time for this route is end of May to
early June, though people have done it late into the fall, maybe later.

Obviously posted to wrong group. Its plain that nobody here has a boat :-)
Sinbad
"Leonard H. Tower Jr." wrote in message
...
Hi All,

My Dad is looking for information from small boat owners and others on
crossing the North Atlantic via Greenland this Summer.

He has a 70 foot Tolleycraft (sp?) trawler, and wants to go from New
England in the USA to Newfoundland to Labrador to Greenland to Iceland
to the Faroes (sp?) to the Shetlands, then Europe.

If you have done some or all of this cruising, or can put us in touch
with someone who has, he would appreciate the chance to e-mail/phone
them.

Please e-mail me any replies. I'll post a summary of anything
interesting.

thanx either way -len












JAXAshby January 30th 04 10:23 PM

Wanted: info on North Atlantic crossing via Greenland
 
the only people who I know have done it have done it in a sailboat. The route
projected is roughly the great circle route. I do not know where one might get
along the way. Do know the recommended time for this route is end of May to
early June, though people have done it late into the fall, maybe later.

Obviously posted to wrong group. Its plain that nobody here has a boat :-)
Sinbad
"Leonard H. Tower Jr." wrote in message
...
Hi All,

My Dad is looking for information from small boat owners and others on
crossing the North Atlantic via Greenland this Summer.

He has a 70 foot Tolleycraft (sp?) trawler, and wants to go from New
England in the USA to Newfoundland to Labrador to Greenland to Iceland
to the Faroes (sp?) to the Shetlands, then Europe.

If you have done some or all of this cruising, or can put us in touch
with someone who has, he would appreciate the chance to e-mail/phone
them.

Please e-mail me any replies. I'll post a summary of anything
interesting.

thanx either way -len












Armond Perretta January 30th 04 10:58 PM

Wanted: info on North Atlantic crossing via Greenland
 
Peter Keating wrote:
... Its plain that nobody here has a
boat :-) Sinbad


I sure hope my eyesight is as good when I get to your age.

--
Good luck and good sailing.
s/v Kerry Deare of Barnegat
http://kerrydeare.home.comcast.net/



Armond Perretta January 30th 04 10:58 PM

Wanted: info on North Atlantic crossing via Greenland
 
Peter Keating wrote:
... Its plain that nobody here has a
boat :-) Sinbad


I sure hope my eyesight is as good when I get to your age.

--
Good luck and good sailing.
s/v Kerry Deare of Barnegat
http://kerrydeare.home.comcast.net/



rick February 12th 04 02:54 PM

Wanted: info on North Atlantic crossing via Greenland
 
this is a trip you take to see new country, not because it is safer being
close to land! the ice, the strong katibatic winds, the cold air and large
hard things to run into make it a less safe trip than straight across. IMHO
rick
Nova Scotia

On Fri, 30 Jan 2004 21:28:52 -0000, Peter Keating
wrote:

Obviously posted to wrong group. Its plain that nobody here has a boat
:-)
Sinbad
"Leonard H. Tower Jr." wrote in message
...
Hi All,

My Dad is looking for information from small boat owners and others on
crossing the North Atlantic via Greenland this Summer.

He has a 70 foot Tolleycraft (sp?) trawler, and wants to go from New
England in the USA to Newfoundland to Labrador to Greenland to Iceland
to the Faroes (sp?) to the Shetlands, then Europe.

If you have done some or all of this cruising, or can put us in touch
with someone who has, he would appreciate the chance to e-mail/phone
them.

Please e-mail me any replies. I'll post a summary of anything
interesting.

thanx either way -len






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