How about some info on how it was this year for the poor slobs like me who couldn't make it. Thanks. Ed

I put up a short synopsis at http://www.velocitysailing.com/news.htm

Basically light wind Friday and Saturday morning, and then all of a sudden the breeze kicked in.

Sunday was cold and raining and foggy. Was pretty cool seeing the white and smoked sails come out of the fog lines. We couldn't see the C mark from the A it was so bad. But it was fun (albeit cold) racing. I came in and Mary was like "You did NOT go out there in just shorts did you?"

Couple of collisions, one TheMightyHobie18 was holed. Looked like an F18 had its bows split open or something, I just saw the duct tape on the bows so I'm not to sure about that.

Fun party of course. Great food. Had a GREAT time.

How long does it usually take for the pics of Spring Fever to get posted on the web?
Trey
N20 314
Layline Rigging
www.velocitysailing.com

Pics are coming very soon. The sport photographer with the Hartwell Sun Newspaper got some terrific shots (over 2.1G of photos!). He has some of them on the web and Mr. Ernie should be linking to them shortly. Team Seacats will have a regatta report uploaded probably sometime tonight with some of these photos.

Jake, do you have any idea when results will be posted?

Dave

You can download them here: (Microsoft Excel format)

http://www.teamseacats.com/jake/SF05_FINAL_SCORES.xls

theres a good teaser picture of the fog on the spring fever site.

I know where a lot more are - but I don't have permission to link them! Ernie should have links up at the Spring Fever site very soon. This photo was taken by Jeremy King of the Hartwell Sun Newspaper.

Hey Jake

I guess you were thinking "I wish Chris would let a little main sheet out". It was funny how you would not have any wind then a big gust would come through. The things sailors will do to get a photo.

I think that one made the press in the Hartwell Sun Newspaper.

Race report and some of Jeremy King's (Hartwell Sun Newspaper) photos are now up at www.teamseacats.com. Choose "Race Reports" and then the "2005 Spring Fever".

Hey Jake, after following your links, I noticed this
"Both Team SEACATS F18's arrived in Hartwell GA by Thursday April 24th to do a little warm up sailing"
Did you mean March 24th?

Jake, you have a Cameo on the front page of the Hartwell sun

Check it out
http://www.thehartwellsun.com/

David

Doh! Thanks.

Wow, my name is in the paper too...there goes my 15 minutes of fame. That is a great picture Jake, you oughta order that one and hang it on the wall, right next to the Nacra sign...
Trey
N20 314
Layline Rigging
www.velocitysailing.com

Are the official results available yet?

http://www.twinhulls.com/springfever/

the aforementioned "purple legs"


pics are up at:
http://www.twinhulls.com/springfever2005/

Thanks Mr. Ernie!

Wow, I need a haircut really really bad! Anyway, there are some great action shot of spring fever at www.twinhulls.com
It was an awesome time!
Trey
N20 314
Layline Rigging
www.velocitysailing.com