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Bob Miller

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Aug 25, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/25/97

I was wondering if anyone knows why I haven't received anything in the
mail concerning the West Trawler fest which is supposed to happen in
Solomons Island, MD in Oct. ?? The People in the West stores don't seem
to have any literature either.

PeggyC3805

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Aug 28, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/28/97

This is what was sent to me last week -- pretty complete! Also, go to
their website, which I think is http://www.trawlerworld.com/ch97broch.html
and you'll get a pretty complete brochure! Sounds like a good one, to me!

<<Presented by
Living Aboard - Ocean Navigator - Trawler World - Women Aboard

Sponsored by
West Marine - Alaska Diesel Electric - Bass Harbor Marine -
Calvert Marina Yacht Sales - Cape Horn Marine - Kadey-Krogen Yachts -
Lippincott Marine - Mainship Corporation - North Sea Yachts -
Nova Chesapeake - Willard Marine - York River Yacht Haven

WEST MARINE
TRAWLER FEST
Calling all cruisers under power!

Come to Solomons, Maryland, this October 9-12 and win a vacation cruise
for two on a crewed charter on the Inside Passage to Alaska aboard MV
Explorer, a magnificent 60-foot Malahide trawler.

Trawler Fest is an all-make rendezvous for people who cruise, voyage and
live aboard motorboats, and for people who want to.

Hear all about the nuts and bolts of passagemaking from much-travelled
Brian Saunders of the ocean-going trawler Traveller, learn about cruising
the ICW from veterans of the waterway, learn about diesels from the experts
at Lugger and Northern Lights.

Meet the sea sisters of Women Aboard in a special two-part presentation
exclusively for women.

Don't miss the 1997 Passagemakers of the Year, coastal and inland cruisers
extraordinaire! Learn all about cruising the Circle Route.

Inspect new power cruisers from Kadey-Krogen, Mainship, Monk, Nordhavn,
Nova and other makes, as well as special vessels, such as a highly
customized Grand Banks 49 Classic and the all-aluminum Traveller, plus
other boats.

Receive a free West Marine Trawler Fest T-shirt and save $$$ by
registering prior to October 1!

About 400 to 500 participants and 50 to 75 boats are expected at the
second annual West Marine Trawler Fest in the Chesapeake. Don't miss being
part of the major trawler happening of the year on the east coast!

Enjoy four days of fun on the water!

You are invited to West Marine Trawler Fest, the unique rendezvous for
people who cruise, voyage and live aboard powerboats, and for people who
want to.

It's open to skippers and crews of all makes of cruising motorboats and
motorsailers, without restriction to brand or model, and you don't need a
boat to participate.

It's a rendezvous!

West Marine Trawler Fest is a rendezvous in the fullest sense of the word,
and it's open to all makes of motor vessels used for cruising, not just a
single brand. Trawler Fest is also a rendezvous in the truest sense in that
Solomons will be the farewell for boats and crews heading south on the ICW
to Florida and beyond.

It's a cruising academy!

Title sponsorship by West Marine, the world's largest retailer of boating
equipment, has enabled us to present an expanded program of seminars,
workshops and demonstrations featuring experienced cruisers, manufacturer
representatives and leading experts in boating.

Featured speakers will include the much-travelled Brian Saunders of the
all-aluminum Traveller, veteran ICW cruisers, experienced Circle Route
cruisers, the sea sisters of Women Aboard, expert advisors from West
Marine, diesel specialist Mike Maynard of Lugger/Northern Lights, cruising
veteran Jack Hochadel of Willard Marine, varnishing expert Barry Campbell
of York River Yacht Haven, Lehman Ford guru Bob Smith, oil-change expert
John Napurano of Nautical Ventures of Fort Lauderdale, Dr. Daniel Carlin of
Voyager Medicine, cruising guide author Clairborne Young, and long-time
cruiser Al Golden of International Marine Insurance Services.

It's an in-water boat show!

Examples of new cruising boats from Kadey-Krogen, Mainship, Monk,
Nordhavn, Nova and other makes will be open for inspection during West
Marine Trawler Fest, as will other vessels, such as a highly customized
Grand Banks 49 Classic and the all-aluminum Traveller, plus other boats.

If you're just getting into cruising under power, there is no better place
to start than Solomons where you'll be able to inspect boats large and
small in the water, learn a great deal from the seminars, and talk to
people who are already enjoying the wonderful lifestyle.

It's a good time!

How about a welcome party Solomons style? How about a wonderful buffet
befitting Chesapeake's mouth-watering heritage? How about a happy hour
every day? How about an open-air Sunday brunch on the waterfront? How about
meeting hundreds of other people with similar boats and similar interests?

It's a good cause!

A portion of the proceeds at West Marine Trawler Fest will be donated to
Chesapeake Bay Foundation which seeks to protect and enhance the health of
the Bay through education, advocacy, monitoring and celebration.

It's also a cruise in company!

For skippers and crews with boats on vacation, there will be in informal
cruise in company immediately following the rendezvous, as interest

Solomons, Maryland, October 9-12

For the second year in a row, the Chesapeake event will take place at
historic Solomons, Maryland, about a 75-minute drive south from Washington,
D.C. or Annapolis. If you're arriving by air, BWI Airport near Baltimore,
about 90 minutes distant, will be your destination.

Holiday Inn Select Solomons, a resort and conference center, and adjacent
marinas on Back Creek will be the focus of our activities.

Trawler Fest takes place on the weekend prior to the powerboat show at
Annapolis, at the same time as the sailboat show.

How to register

Register today at your nearest West Marine or E&B Discount Marine store
and receive a $10 gift certificate, or register by mail or fax using the
form below. Sign up prior to October 1, save money and receive a free West
Marine Trawler Fest T-shirt for each registrant when you arrive in Solomons.

If you're coming by boat, your event registration is your slip
reservation. There is no need to call marinas directly regarding slip
space. Once you register for the event, slips will be assigned on a
first-come basis. Moorage costs are not included in registration fees.

What if you don't own a boat, yet?

This is one rendezvous where you're welcome regardless of your current
means of transportation. If you arrive without a boat, you will receive a
VIP boarding pass allowing you to inspect participating boats, and you can
fully take part in the seminar program and all social activities along with
everyone else.

Accommodations are available at the Holiday Inn Select. For reservations,
call 1-800-356-2009 and ask for the Trawler Fest rate of $69 single, $79
double. Make that call sooner than later. For lodging choices elsewhere in
Solomons and environs, and for visitor information, please call the
Solomons Visitor Center at 410/326-6027.

A word about our chief sponsor

West Marine, the nation's largest retailer of recreational and commercial
boating supplies and apparel, already sponsors sailing events such as West
Marine Pacific Cup, West Marine Cruising Rallies and West Marine
Passagemaker Seminars.

Additionally, West Marine is proud to support organizations--such as
Chesapeake Bay Foundation, International Wildlife Coalition and Keep
America Beautiful--dedicated to protecting and enhancing the boating
environment.

West Marine, headquartered in Watsonville, California, sells through 170
specialty retail stores and several catalogs. It operates West Marine and
E&B Discount Marine stores and its Port Supply wholesale division.

Behind the scenes, a dream

West Marine Trawler Fest is organized by Georgs Kolesnikovs who, since
capturing the Cape Horn sailing record with the trimaran Great American,
has turned to motorboating. Here's how he describes the motivation:

"My dream is that West Marine Trawler Fest will become to cruisers under
power what Oshkosh is to people who fly their own airplanes, what Americade
is to touring motorcyclists, and what Boston is to runners, an annual
pilgrimage and entertaining gathering of like-minded people and the boats
they love, participating in the activity they love most. To
that end, I'm delighted to have the support of West Marine and other sponsors."

Value-packed, all-inclusive price

Would you believe the complete four-day rendezvous program, from Thursday
welcome party with food and drink, to Friday seminars, lunch, happy hour
and buffet, to Saturday seminars, lunch, happy hour and awards banquet, to
Sunday farewell brunch, to the in-water boat show, plus special treats and
all the fun you can cram into four days, for only $195 per person with
advance registration? That's a saving of $50 per person over the regular price.

Sign up prior to October 1 and also receive a free West Marine Trawler
Fest T-shirt for each registrant when you arrive in Solomons.

What if you can only come for one day

No problem. Request a day pass when registering. One can participate a la
carte, picking and choosing only portions of the schedule, if the complete
four-day program is not possible.

What if you only want to see boats

Be our guests! There is no admission charge or registration needed, but
you may need to wait in line behind those who have registered.

Sister event in Puget Sound

The third annual Puget Sound version of West Marine Trawler Fest will take
place June 4-7, 1998, at Poulsbo, Washington. Stop by West Marine or E&B
Discount Marine next spring or call 1-888-WMTFEST toll-free for more
information.

Preliminary schedule of events

Thursday, October 9

1200 Registration opens
1200 onward Slips available for arriving boats
New boats open for inspection
1800 Welcoming happy hour
1900 Get-acquainted barbecue

Friday, October 10

Saturday, October 11

0800 Registration opens
New boats open for inspection all day
0830 - 1000 First seminar session
1030 - 1200 Second seminar session
1200 Luncheon
1300 - 1430 Third seminar session
1500 - 1700 Special presentation: Passagemakers of the Year on the Circle Route
1800 Happy hour!
1900 Grand finale banquet with draws for special prizes and awards for
farthest travelled, smallest, oldest and smartest-looking boats, best
self-built, best custom, best wood, best steel, etc

Sunday, October 12

0800 - 1100 Farewell brunch
New boats open for inspectionDepartures for home as you will Patuxent
River Festival at Calvert Marine Museum is worth a look a short stroll from
the Holiday Inn

Caveat: The organizers reserve the right to make changes in the program
and schedule to better meet the objectives of the event and accommodate all
participants.

Seminars to help you cruise successfully

You are going to have a lot of fun at West Marine Trawler Fest, but you'll
also come away a smarter skipper, a better first mate, a sharper crew member.

Much of Friday and Saturday at Trawler Fest will be devoted to a wide
range of seminars and lectures, many of them on topics specifically
requested by attendees at Solomons last year.

Brian and Traveller have arrived at Solomons after a cruise from San
Francisco via Panama and Maine. You may recall seeing the all-aluminum
custom 52 on the cover of PassageMaker Magazine last year. Brian has
150,000 offshore miles under his belt, in sail and power vessels. Other
seminar presenters will be equally expert and engaging.

A special two-hour seminar on cruising the ICW--an interesting and
valuable presentation for old hands and newbies--will conclude with a
get-together for boats and crews heading south following Trawler Fest.

Last year, we honored Jim and Susy Sink as Passagemakers of the Year for
their circumnavigation of the world. This year, our special guests of
honor will be outstanding coastal and inland cruisers whose passagemaking
is just as inspiring--and perhaps more readily achievable by the rest of
us. Their presentation on the Circle Route, the circumnavigation of the
eastern U.S. will doubtless be one of the highlights of the weekend.

Here is your choice of topics for Solomons.

Friday 0830-1000

LESSONS LEARNED IN 150,000 MILES OF CRUISING
Hear the gospel on voyaging aboard power vessels according to Brian
Saunders of the ocean-going trawler Traveller. You don't need a lot of
money, a lot of boat, or a lot of gadgets to enjoy the cruising life. Keep
it simple, and go now!

SKIPPER OVERBOARD
West Marine advisors and other experts will address the vexing problems of
having the skipper--or anyone else--go overboard.

Friday 1030-1200

POWER FOR PROPULSION/BASICS
How diesel engines work. How to select an engine for your trawler. The
basics of operation and maintenance for people relatively new to diesels.
By Mike Maynard from the Lugger division of Alaska Diesel Electric.

WOMEN ON BOARD I
By popular request, a special presentation on topics of special interest
to women, by members of the national organization Women Aboard. Maria
Russell, editor of the group's newsletter, and Sea Sisters Ann Caywood,
Chance Earle and Ann Monnier will tackle topics such as what cruising is
really like, how to make the cruising dream happen, how to provision for
real cruising, and cruising with children. First of two sessions.

INSURANCE FOR THE FULL-TIME LIVEABOARD CRUISER
So, you've taken early retirement, talked your wife into putting the house
up for rental or sale, got yourself your dream ship, and now are ready to
go cruising full-time, in Maine for the summer, at the old marina for a
couple of months in spring and fall, and down in the Bahamas for the
winter. How do you handle insurance in all its aspects for such a
lifestyle? Long-time cruiser and insurance professional Al Golden has the
answers to your questions.

Friday 1300-1430

POWER FOR PROPULSION/ADVANCED
How to run your engine room like a pro. How to repower a trawler.
Preventive maintenance. Troubleshooting failure to start. Troubleshooting
operating problems. By Mike Maynard of Alaska Diesel Electric.

HOW TO GET STARTED CRUISING
A special question-and-answer session featuring a panel of experienced
cruisers ready to deal specifically with what you want to know. Including
anchoring out, self-sufficiency, dealing with the unexpected, skills for
the cruiser, and safety afloat.

QUICK, GET THE DOCTOR!
When you are off on the voyage of your dreams, there may be no medical
practioner within thousands of miles, should a medical crisis develop. Dr.
Daniel Carlin, a specialist in emergency medicine with a special love for
the sea, offers advice on preparation and medical readiness for any
cruising destination.

Friday 1500-1700

ICW: DOING THE DITCH
A special two-hour seminar on how to successfully cruise the Intracoastal
Waterway, featuring veterans of the waterway. The session may be split into
two groups, one for first-timers, the other for repeat travellers.

Saturday 0830-1000

NUTS AND BOLTS OF PASSAGEMAKING
A how-to session conducted by Brian Saunders of the ocean-going trawler
Traveller. How do you know you're ready for passagemaking. How to plan a
cruise. How to provision. Mail forwarding, paying bills and other
housekeeping matters. Cellular telephones. Radios. Email. Where to buy
fuel. Customs in and outs. Cooking and eating afloat. Watch systems.
Maintenance, repairs, tools, spare parts. Answers to your specific questions.

ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
Presented by a West Marine advisor, with Mike Maynard of Northern Lights
for the segment on gensets. Topics include creating an energy budget,
batteries, charging, monitoring, good wiring practices and AC power on board.

OIL: YOUR TRAWLER'S LIFEBLOOD
Fuel care and maintenance. Selection and installation of oil-change
systems. What has been learned from real-world experiences. Presented by
John Napurano, a Krogen 42 liveaboard who manufactures oil-change pumps and
systems.

Saturday 1030-1200

WOMEN ON BOARD II
By popular request, a special presentation on topics of special interest
to women, by members of the national organization Women Aboard. Maria
Russell, editor of the group's newsletter, and Sea Sisters Ann Caywood,
Chance Earle and Ann Monnier will tackle topics such as what cruising is
really like, how to make the cruising dream happen, how to provision for
real cruising, and cruising with children. Second of two sessions.

LATEST IN MARINE ELECTRONICS
Expert advisors from West Marine discuss what's new, what's hot and what's
not. Electronic charting, e-mail by SSB, satellite communications, GPS, and
radar will be covered. Interfacing electronics will be attempted.

VARNISHING: TYPES, TOOLS & TECHNIQUES
Barry Campbell, finishing foreman at York River Yacht Haven, will teach
you how to save time and money--and have a beautiful boat to show for it.

Saturday 1300-1430

TRAWLER FAQ WITH BOB SMITH
Bob Smith, the guru of Lehman Ford engines--and just about every other
system on your boat, hosts an open question-and-answer session on the most
Frequently Asked Questions about trawlers. Here's your chance to tap into
his 37 years of experience in the motorboat industry.

HEAVY WEATHER
Panel discussion all about the nasty stuff in offshore and coastal
situations. Storm avoidance, dealing with breaking entrances, slowing the
boat down, turning in heavy seas, etc. A panel of experienced power
cruisers addresses the dark and dangerous side of cruising.

LIVEABOARD ROUNDTABLE
Hosted for and about liveaboards and wannabees by Living Aboard magazine.

Saturday 1500-1700

CIRCLE ROUTE: PASSAGE OF THE YEAR
The circumnavigation of the eastern United States, with a portion of
Canada tossed in for foreign flavor, is a major undertaking. Yet, it is
truly an achievable dream for almost any person with any boat. Hear how to
plan and execute such a voyage in a panel discussion by veterans of the
Circle Route. Witness as cruisers who have completed the Circle Route
are recognized as Passagemakers of the Year by Trawler World Online.

Caveat: The organizers reserve the right to make changes in the program
and schedule to better meet the objectives of the event and accommodate all
participants.

Questions?
Please E-mail wmt...@trawlerworld.com or call 1-888-WMTFEST toll-free.

Win a cruise on the Inside Passage to Alaska on the magnificent Malahide
trawler Explorer!

You can win a vacation for two on a $15,000 crewed charter to Alaska via
the Inside Passage aboard MV Explorer when you come to West Marine Trawler
Fest in 1997.

One couple will be chosen in a drawing at Solomons, another was selected
at the Puget Sound Trawler Fest in June, for a 12-day cruise from
Bellingham to Ketchikan aboard the magnificent 60-foot Malahide trawler
operated by Captain Richard Friedman.

Explorer is a classic North Sea trawler, with wooden hull built in Norway.
She was fitted with an aluminum deck house and a rich custom teak interior
by Malahide Shipyard in Ireland. Captain Richard, his wife Nancy and their
three sons have cruised extensively with Explorer from Maine to Alaska.
Ocean Navigator magazine described Explorer as "a yacht which may embody
the dreams of every long-range power voyager." In 1994 she was
featured on an Ocean Navigator cover.

The winners will be accompanied by Georgs Kolesnikovs and Norlene Chong of
Trawler World on the cruise in May, 1998, that will take the charter party
through some of the most spectacular scenery in the world on the Inside
Passage in British Columbia and Alaska.

The Puget Sound winner is Jim Hawkins of Phoenix, Arizona.

The 12-day vacation prize for two aboard Explorer includes all expenses
except hard liquor, vintage wines, fishing license and gratuity. The
itinerary for your crewed charter will be modified by Richard to suit your
cruising interests, whether it be fishing, whales, wildlife and
other attractions, the greatest of which is the spectacular scenery.
Explorer's chef, Pat Brown, will customize the menu to suit your palate.

Explorer is equipped with the most modern electronics, amenities and
recreational equipment. She displaces 78 long tons and carries 2,200
gallons of fuel and 600 gallons of water. The main engine is a 208-hp Volvo
Penta.

With her four-fin stabilizer system, steadying sails and a cruising range
of 3,000 miles, Explorer is capable of delivering her passengers to any
port in remarkable comfort, style and safety. This unique vessel commands
the attention and respect of mariners in every harbor she enters. After her
last refit in Maine, Explorer won the silver cup as the best powerboat in
show at the prestigious Newport Wooden Boat Show.

When you come aboard, be prepared for an extraordinary cruise in comfort,
style and safety amid the wild splendor on the Inside Passage to Alaska.

If you have access to the World Wide Web, take a look at Explorer and all
that awaits you at http://www.az.com/~richardf
If you are interested in chartering Explorer yourself, please write to
Georgs Kolesnikovs at in...@trawlerworld.com or call him toll-free at
1-888-968-3378 for information.

Rules and conditions governing the Alaska charter promotion: You must be
18 years or older to be eligible for the drawing. No purchase is necessary
and you do not need to be present to win. One couple will be chosen at
Poulsbo, another at Solomons, for the 12-day cruise from
Bellingham, Washington, to Ketchikan, Alaska, in May 1998, accompanied by
a twosome from Trawler World. The prize for two aboard Explorer includes
all expenses except hard liquor, vintage wines, fishing licence and
gratuity. Winners travel to Bellingham and from Ketchikan at their own
expense. Registrants are automatically entered in the draw at each event.
Other entries on forms available at each event will be accepted until 6
p.m. Saturday of that event. Only one entry per person permitted. The prize
cannot be transferred, sold or redeemed for cash. Employees of West Marine,
Trawler World and West Marine Trawler Fest sponsors are not eligible for
the drawing. All entry forms and information thereon become the property of
Trawler World Productions.

WEST MARINE
TRAWLER FEST
Calling all cruisers under power!

Solomons, Maryland, October 9-12 , 1997

THREE EASY WAYS TO REGISTER

1) Register at a West Marine or E&B Discount marine store and receive a
free gift certificate on the spot!
2) Complete the form below and fax to 1-905-665-7802 with credit card
payment authorization no later than October 1. After that date, register
on-site.
3) Complete the form below and mail to Trawler World Productions, 2008
Wildewood Center #151, California, MD 20619, with check or credit card
payment authorization for arrival prior October 1. After that date,
register on-site.

Sign up prior to October 1, save $$$ and receive a free West Marine
Trawler Fest T-shirt for each registrant when you arrive in Solomons.

SKIPPER ________________________________________________
MATE/CREW ______________________________________________
ADDRESS ________________________________________________
CITY ___________________________________________________
STATE/PROV ________ ZIP/POSTAL CODE ____________________
TELEPHONE _________________ FAX ________________________
E-MAIL ADDRESS _________________________________________
BOAT NAME ______________________________________________
BOAT MAKE AND TYPE LOA _________________________________

( ) We'll be arriving by boat. Send moorage information. We'll have
travelled _____________ nautical miles to reach Solomons.
( ) We'll be arriving by other means of transportation. Send lodging
information.
( ) We're heading south on the ICW after the event.
( ) We have cruised the ICW _______ times.
( ) We have cruised the Circle Route _______ times.
Please indicate total nautical miles cruised to date _____________

PLEASE RESERVE PLACE IN SEMINARS AS INDICATED FOR EACH REGISTRANT:

FRIDAY

ONE OF
LESSONS LEARNED IN 150,000 MILES OF CRUISING ( ) ( )
or
SKIPPER OVERBOARD
( ) ( )

ONE OF
POWER FOR PROPULSION/BASICS ( ) ( )
or
WOMEN ON BOARD I (
) ( )
or
INSURANCE FOR THE FULL-TIME LIVEABOARD CRUISER ( ) ( )

ONE OF
POWER FOR PROPULSION/ADVANCED ( ) ( )
or
HOW TO GET STARTED CRUISING ( ) ( )
or
QUICK, GET THE DOCTOR! ( ) ( )

ONE OF
ICW: DOING THE DITCH (
) ( )

SATURDAY

ONE OF
NUTS AND BOLTS OF PASSAGEMAKING ( ) ( )
or
ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS (
) ( )
or
OIL: YOUR TRAWLER'S LIFEBLOOD ( ) ( )

ONE OF
WOMEN ON BOARD II (
) ( )
or
LATEST IN MARINE ELECTRONICS ( ) ( )
or
VARNISHING: TYPES, TOOLS & TECHNIQUES ( ) ( )

ONE OF
TRAWLER FAQ WITH BOB SMITH ( ) ( )
or
HEAVY WEATHER (
) ( )
or
LIVEABOARD ROUNDTABLE ( ) ( )

ONE OF
CIRCLE ROUTE: PASSAGE OF THE YEAR ( ) ( )

REGISTRATION FEES

Advance registration for complete 4-day program
$195 per person X ______ = $________

Day pass for Thursday reception and BBQ
$20 per person X ______ = $________

Day pass for Friday seminars and lunch
$75 per person X ______ = $________

Night pass for Friday reception and buffet
$30 per person X ______ = $________

Day pass for Saturday seminars and lunch
$75 per person X ______ = $________

Night pass for Saturday reception and banquet
$30 per person X ______ = $________

Day pass for Sunday farewell brunch
$15 per person X ______ = $________

TOTAL $________

( ) My check is attached for $ _______ payable to Trawler World
Productions
( ) Please charge my VISA or MasterCard credit card (circle one)
# _________________________________ exp date ________
Cardholder's name (print) ______________________________
and signature _______________________________________

NB: Receipt of registration and payment required no later than October 1,
1997, for advance registration discount eligibility. If there are children
in your crew, please calculate their registration fees at 50% of yours. No
refund requests will be considered after 12 noon of the Monday immediately
prior to the event. Seminar schedule is subject to change. Moorage not
included in registration fees.

Support those who support cruising under power

WEST MARINE
Headquarters:
500 Westridge Dr.
Watsonville, CA 95076
800/538-0775

For the West Marine or E&B Discount Marine store
nearest to you, please call 1-800-538-0775

LUGGER/NORTHERN LIGHTS
Alaska Diesel Electric Inc.
4420 14th Ave. NW
Seattle, WA 98107
206/789-3880

CAPE HORN
Cape Horn Marine
701 Rossland Rd. East #232
Whitby, ON L1N 9K3
905/665-1530

KADEY-KROGEN
Kadey-Krogen Yachts Inc.
799 Brickell Plaza #701
Miami, FL 33131
305/577-6140

CALVERT MARINA
Calvert Marina Yacht Sales
Dowell Road Box 157,
Solomons, MD 20688
410/326-4251

MAINSHIP
Mainship Corporation
255 Diesel Road
St. Augustine, FL 32086-4271
904/829-0500

LIPPINCOTT MARINE
Lippincott Marine
Kent Narrows
3420 Main St.
Grasonville, MD 21638
904/829-0500

MONK
North Sea Yachts Inc.
1 Robbins Parkway
Toms River, NJ 08753
908/349-5400

NORDHAVN
P.A.E. Yacht Builders
Box 874 At The Harbor
Dana Point, CA 92629-0937
714/496-4848

BASS HARBOR MARINE
Bass Harbor Marine
11 Apple Lane Box 950
Southwest Harbor, ME 04679
207/244-7534

NOVA
Nova Chesapeake
Hospitality Harbor Marina
P.O. Box 382
Solomons, MD 20688
410/326-1052

WILLARD MARINE
Willand Marine Inc.
1250 North Grove St.
Anaheim, CA 92806
714/666-2150

YORK RIVER YACHT HAVEN
York River Yacht Haven
P.O. Box 1070
Gloucester Point, VA 23062
804/642-2156

LIVING ABOARD
Logbook Publications Inc.
P.O. Box 8800
Metairie, LA 70011
504/889-2715

OCEAN NAVIGATOR
Navigator Publishing Corp.
18 Danforth St.
Portland, ME 04101
207/772-2466

WOMEN ABOARD
Women Aboard
1114 E. John Sims Pkwy #188
Niceville, FL 32578
202/716-8761
E-mail: women...@mymail.com

FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Trawler World Productions
2008 Wildewood Center #151
California, MD 26019
Toll-free telephone: 1-888-WMTFEST (1-888-968-3378)
E-mail: wmt...@trawlerworld.com

TRAWLER WORLD
http://www.trawlerworld.com

Peggy Carr

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