Comments on: A Very Happy Holiday Season to you!

By: Steve & Dorothy

Steve & Dorothy — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 08:19:12 +0000

Armando,

Thank you for alerting that the Ewen Thomson publications link at the Univ. of Florida is now broken. Try the Articles link page on his company website. All of the key Thomson technical articles that we know of are linked in the post (the IEEE paper being the most important).

Be sure to also read Stan Honey's article on grounding.

Thanks, Steve

By: John Wasko

John Wasko — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 23:34:13 +0000

Please stop in to American Samoa and the port of Pago Pago when you are in the area.

From Pago Pago,

John Wasko

By: Katrin & Armando on Yeshe Walmo in Mexico

Katrin & Armando on Yeshe Walmo in Mexico — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 17:16:17 +0000

You have been a real source of inspiration. Thank you for sharing your experiences.
We are following your journal from the mountains of central maexico at 8,000 high. Finishig the convertion of a Nelson Marek into a cruiser.
Keep posting you are been read.

PS Through your site I have been researching the info relating to the lighting rod but the reference link is not available anymore. If you still have the information I would very much appreciate it.

Good luck

Armando

By: Helen & Larry January

Helen & Larry January — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 02:29:04 +0000

Happy Holidays Steve, Dorothy, Alan, Kim, David, & Sarah.
My wonderful three week sail on Adagio in Queensland, in 2002,
helps me imagine the spectacular fun you are having together.
We look forward to your next journal. Have a Happy & Safe New Year.
Love, Helen & Larry

By: Bill & Maryann

Bill & Maryann — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 06:39:06 +0000

Back in NZ, that was a suprise, we’re jealous. Are you going on to Australia next season? You seem to have enjoyed good passages along the way. It’s nice that you have had such a good time with Adagio.

Too bad Eva absconded to the south, I hope she is doing well we haven’t heard much from her.

Pelagic is still on the hard in Kona. We are doning some maintenance and improvements but stil have no suitable place in the water for her.

Aloha and Merry Christmas,
Bill and Maryann

By: Kathy and Joe

Kathy and Joe — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 20:12:01 +0000

Thank you, Dorothy and Steve, for the great year’s overview – delighted that this year turned out so well for you (due to your superb planning!), and all the best enjoying this Christmas Season with your family.
Hugs,
Kathy and Joe Siudzinski
s/c KatieKat

By: Shasta

Shasta — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 15:57:47 +0000

Happy Holiday’s,

I have been amazed by your adventures and pictures you have shared. I was the little girl in the apple store in Hawaii, stationed on the USS Tarawa. That was my first ship, and has later decommissioned from my understanding. I went through electronics training, sent to another ship (the mighty Nimits). Now I’m at a shore command. I was on the Nimitz with my brother for a while, which was awesome being able to visit all of the countries with my brother. Feel very lucky to experience that. Now, I’m running production in the Calibration Lab in Northeast Florida for the Southeastern Fleets and a few other land based commands. Currently working on finishing my bachelors degree and pursuing my privates pilots liscense.

I want to thank you for opening my thoughts by influencing my reading towards other sites and learning about what others have been researching and taken interests from universities and colleges.

Thank you for staying in touch during your travels, it has been since 2004. Happy holidays to you and your family.

Sincerely,
Shasta Dell

By: Margaret and Fred

Margaret and Fred — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 15:05:05 +0000

Thank you, Dorothy and Steve. We are so happy for you and enjoy your narrations. Merry Christmas! Much love, Margaret and Fred.