TOURS /ST MARTIN ?

will be on HAL/OOSTERDAM in St Martin
- not interested in Beaches - suggetions appreciated

Golden Eagle Catamaran, it's a blast. Sail, Drink, Snorkel, Drink, Swim,
Drink, Sail, Drink.


I've heard excellent things on the America's Cup too.



"B D" <bhdopc@> wrote in message
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> will be on HAL/OOSTERDAM in St Martin
> - not interested in Beaches - suggetions appreciated
>
>

My son & husband did the America's Cup racing yacht and had a ball.
One of the best things he ever did, he says.

Chris

On Fri, 6 Feb 2004 14:41:42 -0500 (EST), bhdopc@ (B D) wrote:

>will be on HAL/OOSTERDAM in St Martin
>- not interested in Beaches - suggetions appreciated
>

I've done the America's Cup three times. Great excursion. Especially when
there's a decent wind.

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"Christina" <christinar@usa.com> wrote in message
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> My son & husband did the America's Cup racing yacht and had a ball.
> One of the best things he ever did, he says.
>
> Chris
>
> On Fri, 6 Feb 2004 14:41:42 -0500 (EST), bhdopc@ (B D) wrote:
>
> >will be on HAL/OOSTERDAM in St Martin
> >- not interested in Beaches - suggetions appreciated
> >
>

you can do the america's cup yacht race is s lot of fun and exciting.


Reina Sachs
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World Travel Management.
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Cordellism:

"...Sail, Drink, Snorkel, Drink, Swim, Drink, Sail, Drink..."

To Goober Mike, cruising is about how much he can drink and eat.

To the goob, visiting a foreign ports means getting drunk before coming
ashore and then getting on a booze cruise where he can drink some more.
(And he wonders why we call him a Goober!).

Well contrary to the goobs advice, there is more to do on St. Martin other
than drink

"Mike Cordelli" <mike@cordelli.com> wrote in message
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> Golden Eagle Catamaran, it's a blast. Sail, Drink, Snorkel, Drink, Swim,
> Drink, Sail, Drink.
>
>
> I've heard excellent things on the America's Cup too.
>
>
>
> "B D" <bhdopc@> wrote in message
> news:7183-4023EDF6-36@storefull-3318.bay....
> > will be on HAL/OOSTERDAM in St Martin
> > - not interested in Beaches - suggetions appreciated
> >
> >
>
>

On Fri, 06 Feb 2004 21:14:12 -0500, Cruising Chrissy
<doublebreasted@m> wrote:

>On Fri, 06 Feb 2004 16:19:56 -0500, Christina <christinar@usa.com>
>wrote:
>
>>My son & husband did the America's Cup racing yacht and had a ball.
>>One of the best things he ever did, he says.
>>
>>Chris
>
>Excpt marry you.

And people think you are so terrible! What an amazingly sweet thing
to say! I love you already.

Christina

On Fri, 06 Feb 2004 18:13:10 -0500, Mason Barge <masonbarge@>
wrote:

>On Fri, 6 Feb 2004 14:41:42 -0500 (EST), bhdopc@ (B D) wrote:
>
>
>
>Rent a car (@ $60) and drive to Marigot for shopping and lunch. Stop
>at a couple of scenic points like Guana Point.
>
>Get the heck out of Phillipsburg as fast as possible :)
>
But get the heck back before the traffic starts. It's a nightmare.
Our car rental place warned us otherwise we wouldn't have known. I
think it starts around 2 or 3pm, I forget. Just ask if you do that.

Chris

In article <4028366e.26047554@news.optonline.com>, CupCaked
<karensSPPUDZ@cupcaked.com> wrote:

> I was disappointed that I wouldn't be able to do the America's Cup
> this last cruise, as I very much wanted to (I'm pending back surgery),
> but we did do the Golden Eagle and we loved it! I would recommend it
> to anyone who likes being on and in the water.

For anyone thinking about doing the America's Cup they do give out crew
assignments for those who can't participate physically. For example
they had a clip board person, and a handing out sodas person. And the
physical assignments were shared so that some older people only did
something for a few minutes and younger folks did them longer. Been on
the Golden Eagle too and agree it is a very good excursion. Also St.
Martin is a great place for doing your own thing. A cab or van to
Orient Beach and /or Mairgot can make for a wonderfull day.

--
Charles

"CupCaked" <karensSPPUDZ@cupcaked.com> wrote in message
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> Charles <fort@his.com.remove.invalid> wrote:
>
> >In article <4028366e.26047554@news.optonline.com>, CupCaked
> ><karensSPPUDZ@cupcaked.com> wrote:
> >
> >> I was disappointed that I wouldn't be able to do the America's Cup
> >> this last cruise, as I very much wanted to (I'm pending back surgery),
> >> but we did do the Golden Eagle and we loved it! I would recommend it
> >> to anyone who likes being on and in the water.
> >
> >For anyone thinking about doing the America's Cup they do give out crew
> >assignments for those who can't participate physically. For example
> >they had a clip board person, and a handing out sodas person. And the
> >physical assignments were shared so that some older people only did
> >something for a few minutes and younger folks did them longer. Been on
> >the Golden Eagle too and agree it is a very good excursion. Also St.
> >Martin is a great place for doing your own thing. A cab or van to
> >Orient Beach and /or Mairgot can make for a wonderfull day.
>
> Now you tell me ;-) I could have handled sodas or a clip board. Next
> time, I plan to do it.
>
> And yes, we did the Golden Eagle in the morning, then took a cab out
> to Orient Beach for a few hours that afternoon. It was a full day in
> St Martin.
>
> Karen

I believe they called the soda person the "Soda wench". They also had water
and beer. But Charles is correct. You do not have to do anything physical
unless you want to.
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Greg
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