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Re: Two weeks to Mystic!
From: Greg R_
Date: 2006 Jun 4, 18:30 -0700
From: Greg R_
Date: 2006 Jun 4, 18:30 -0700
Frank wrote: > The "Celestial Navigation Celebration" is just two weeks away! Is this an annual event by any chance? I would love to attend something like this, but work (and other scheduling conflicts) precludes going this year - when is the next one after this scheduled? -- GregR ----- Original Message ----- From: "Frank Reed"To: Sent: Sunday, June 04, 2006 4:16 PM Subject: Two weeks to Mystic! > The "Celestial Navigation Celebration" is just two weeks away! I look > forward to seeing you all there. It's shaping up to be quite an event. The Senior > Curator of Mystic Seaport, Bill Peterson, has stepped forward to help conduct > tours of the museum's Collections Research Center (where we'll see some nice > old navigational instruments). This is a good case of the "if you build it, > they will come" scenario. I didn't ask the museum management to help us out > since I did not want to burden them with work (or myself with bureaucratic > wrangling), but once they realized how impressive this meeting might turn out to > be, they simply had to jump on-board. > > Additionally, we now have a location for our Saturday night group dinner. > It's an unremarkable restaurant called "Jamms" with really good food and good > prices, very close to Mystic Seaport and the motels. Everything picturesque > with an ocean-view is booked for June weddings. Ken Gebhart, well-known to the > list as the Founder and Owner of Celestaire, will be our dinner speaker. > > There are many other speakers and events planned for the weekend. For > details, please visit www.fer3.com/Mystic2006 . It is not too late to join us, by > the way. Southwest flies to Providence which is just 40 minutes from Mystic > Seaport and frequently has excellent low fares at the last minute. > > -FER > 42.0N 87.7W, or 41.4N 72.1W. > www.HistoricalAtlas.com/lunars >