Catalina 30 "Somewhere in Time"
Salvadore, Nina, Steve. Gary is in the background.
Salvadore and Nina on their Hunter 23 (they also own a Capri 14.2)
Cheryl, Nina, and Steve (thanks to Salvadore)
Watercolors was the first to drop anchor, outside of Barry's Cove. Lake Level was 657.6'.
Bob and Karen on C30 “Watercolors“, and John and Kathi on C27 “Cool Change”
Gary and John on C30 Somewhere in Time, after circling and making us dizzy
Joy and Joe on C22 The Rose
On C22 Iniquitas, Lane brought 5 guests, who won an afternoon sail in a single's club raffle. He's looking for a bigger boat!
Barry's Cove at 657.6'. In 2006, the lake level was 645'.
Staying cool on Cool Change
Nina, Kathi, John
Time to eat
Karen and Bob were the hosts, and provided the Bratwurst. Thanks!
Lots of Bratwurst, mustard, and Bread!
Sauerkraut, Potato Pancakes, Bean Salad, and more!
Since it was Oktoberfest, Gary brought German Chocolate Cake!
Can't be Oktoberfest without German Chocolate Cake!
We also had German Beer! Joy, Salvadore, Kathi, John, John, 2 of Lane's guests.
Jim brought German wine
Kathi and John
Eat, talk, swim, in any order you wish
Good times, good food. Salvadore, Kathi, John, Nina
Hi John.
There were 7 boats at anchor, and one “sail-by”
Steve, Gary, Karen, Bob
Hi Lane
Hi again, Lane! The water was fine. (bonus: find the 2 dragonflies)
Joy and Joe
The Rose was flying colors
Jim and Mike came on their “new” Catalina 25, Gypsy Wind
Jim and Mike came on their “new” C25, “Gypsy Wind”
Mike on the bow of “Gypsy Wind”
Jim is happy to be on his “new” Catalina 25. Much better than the 22!
7 at anchor, plus one “sail-by” = 8 boats. 20 plus 3 = 23 people!
7 boats at anchor with 20 people
birds were looking for bratwurst or sailors, but didn't get any
another scene
Alle Menschen Werden Brüder
Mike and Jim on Gypsy Wind, near Barry's Cove
Here comes boat #8!
It's Steve, niece?, and Meri on C22 Chili Verde! There was a nice breeze! Looks like fun!
Sunset over Barry's Cove
Time to sail off into the sunset, under a near-full moon
They might be Catalinas
der Mond
