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CakeWalk III , Aloki , Cleo , Irish Mist , Bliss. Nonsuch “ LOON” was also represented as well by her owners aboard Aloki . A beautiful Day in Port Jefferson Harbor. Photo by Peter 1
Who said you can’t have 11 friends over for drinks! Photo thnx to Greg.
Short story to follow in another post…
The Nonsuch Forest , thnx to Gregg.
Selfie portrait thnx to Peter 3
A beautiful day met five Nonsuch yachts in Port Jefferson for an afternoon raft up. Five boats were there and one Nonsuch ( LOON / Newport) was represented by their owners aboard Aloki. Boats in attendance ,
Cake Walk III NS 30 with Peter 2 Grabow single handing
Aloki NS30 with Lily & Gary Forster and guest crew Christina & Juan Corradi
Cleo NS33 with Laura & Gregg Dancho aboard.
Irish Mist NS33 with Shellie and Peter 1 De Pascale aboard
Bliss NS30 with Katrina & Peter 3 Drace & good dog, Cassio
If you wonderd about numbering the Peters it stems from last years Labor Day raft up. As boats began rafting it became clear we had quite a few ‘Peters’ aboard and a method to identify which one we were speaking towards was needed. As they arrived, the numbering began. Coincidently, my middle name is - Peter.
Christina & Juan were aboard Aloki as each couple have crewed aboard each other’s boats for close to four decades. Peter 2 single handed as his wife Susan was unfortunately occupied at home. Laura and Gregg graciously changed the “anchor” plan to their YC mooring and Peter 1 quickly removed his helm wheel after rafting up with is wife Sheila -looking on. Katrina and Peter 3 brought smiles and cocktail snacks that would have won an award in a competition.
Tours of each other’s boats, ideas and sea stories were exchanged but Peter 2 I believe is destined to become the Nonsuch raconteur at large. After his recent trip to Maine with his wife Susan , the stories were straight out of a Peter Sellers movie ( another Peter! ) Eventually , eleven Nonsuchers piled together in one cockpit for a cocktail hour for the books. From Fillet mignon to smoked duck breast along with various cheeses and figs everyone probably groaned when the idea of diner was mentioned.
But as planned, and after Gregg blew his conch horn , the raft up broke up just before sunset where everyone grabbed various moorings for the night. A calm night was had and goodbyes were shared in the morning. We had a ball, Gary
That is way too many people in the cockpit!
Sorry we could not be there to raft up.
Brian & Kathy Cayer
Spirit~Wind
N30U 419
Westbrook, CT
Looks like a great time was had!
Amazing how many people can fit in the Nonsuch cockpit. Though for my aging body I find the boat has grown too big for my needs. 
Glad everyone had such a good time at the raft up.
Mike
BIANKA
1986 30U
Long Island
