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How to properly get married

Started by romei, July 24, 2012, 07:30:29 PM

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romei

Blog Site: http://www.ronmeinsler.com/cantina

"Land was created to provide a place for boats to visit."
-Brooks Atkinson

Bob23

THAT IS GREAT! You are starting off on the right foot! You should send some of those photos to the Hutchins boys at Compac!
bob23
Congratulations!!!!!!
Is that a gaff rigged 16?

romei

Yes Sir Bob23.  That is my gaff rigged 16.  Thanks for the congrats  ;D
Blog Site: http://www.ronmeinsler.com/cantina

"Land was created to provide a place for boats to visit."
-Brooks Atkinson

jthatcher

great pics..    wish you the best!   did this take place in pa?    did you put all of those flowers on the boat yourself?  what a nice touch :)  jt

MacGyver

Congrats to you and her! nice boat! looked very good for the occasion!  ;D

Mac
Former Harbor Master/Boat Tech, Certified in West System, Interlux, and Harken products.
Worked on ALL aspects of the sailboat, 17 years experience.
"I wanted freedom, open air and adventure. I found it on the sea."
-Alaine Gerbault.

romei

Quote from: jthatcher on July 24, 2012, 08:44:11 PM
great pics..    wish you the best!   did this take place in pa?    did you put all of those flowers on the boat yourself?  what a nice touch :)  jt


Yes, Lake Augusta in Sunbury PA.  I did the flowers.  The new Mrs. loved it :-)
Blog Site: http://www.ronmeinsler.com/cantina

"Land was created to provide a place for boats to visit."
-Brooks Atkinson

wes

This is without doubt the coolest wedding EVER. Brilliantly done - congratulations, and TONS of good karma to you both! An auspicious way to begin a new life together.
"Sophie", 1988 CP 27/2 #74
"Bella", 1988 CP 19/3 #453
Bath, North Carolina

jthatcher

wait a minute.. you are not all that far from us !  (  poconos )   maybe for your honeymoon you guys should tow the boat down to jersey and join us for the barnegat bay bash this weekend!   jt

romei

Quote from: jthatcher on July 25, 2012, 07:42:34 AM
wait a minute.. you are not all that far from us !  (  poconos )   maybe for your honeymoon you guys should tow the boat down to jersey and join us for the barnegat bay bash this weekend!   jt


The BBB is definitely on my to do list but unfortunately it can't happen this year.  I am however looking forward to the upcoming photos and Bob23's colorful post-BBB commentary/summary though. 
Blog Site: http://www.ronmeinsler.com/cantina

"Land was created to provide a place for boats to visit."
-Brooks Atkinson

chas5131

Did you honeymoon on the Com-pac 16?
That might be also be a first.

bimmerhead

romei,

Congrats on the wedding, my best wishes!

After looking at your photos of your CP-16, it's not stock is it? Was it converted to a gaff rigged catboat by you or someone else? Did the Hutchens' brothers produce cat rigged 16's from the factory? Just curious..? I've never seen a CP-16 cat rig before... But I like it! Makes sense.. Move the mast forward, change the center of effort, reduce weather helm and add useable interior space.. Question? how different is derigging for trailering?

I'd love to see interior pics of the forward compression post and cabin..I'll bet it adds lots of usable space for solo cruising..

I also noticed the wooden boom, foresail halyard and lack of side stays, normally I don't deviate from the designers spec, but in this case I do.. How does it work for you?


romei

Quote from: bimmerhead on July 26, 2012, 09:45:35 PM
romei,

Congrats on the wedding, my best wishes!

After looking at your photos of your CP-16, it's not stock is it? Was it converted to a gaff rigged catboat by you or someone else? Did the Hutchens' brothers produce cat rigged 16's from the factory? Just curious..? I've never seen a CP-16 cat rig before... But I like it! Makes sense.. Move the mast forward, change the center of effort, reduce weather helm and add useable interior space.. Question? how different is derigging for trailering?

I'd love to see interior pics of the forward compression post and cabin..I'll bet it adds lots of usable space for solo cruising..

I also noticed the wooden boom, foresail halyard and lack of side stays, normally I don't deviate from the designers spec, but in this case I do.. How does it work for you?



Nice attention to detail!  I did it myself from the design, to whittling the mast with a draw knife to everything else.  It works great and I love it.  The compression post is still in there.  The interior is still stock for now.  Here are some of my blog posts that address your curiosity. 
http://www.ronmeinsler.com/cantina/?p=73
http://www.ronmeinsler.com/cantina/?p=596
http://www.ronmeinsler.com/cantina/?p=561
http://www.ronmeinsler.com/cantina/?p=583

Blog Site: http://www.ronmeinsler.com/cantina

"Land was created to provide a place for boats to visit."
-Brooks Atkinson

romei

Quote from: chas5131 on July 26, 2012, 10:54:33 AM
Did you honeymoon on the Com-pac 16?
That might be also be a first.

Because of life events, the changing of jobs etc...  the honeymoon will have to be postponed.   But i can assure you with a fair amount of certainty that the honeymoon will not be on that little beautiful boat.  We'll need just a little more room than that :-D
Blog Site: http://www.ronmeinsler.com/cantina

"Land was created to provide a place for boats to visit."
-Brooks Atkinson

Saluki86

I have to agree with Wes....'the' coolest ever.  Great looking couple.  Congrats.