Boat Owners Websites

[SimonMorris]

I would like to see a link to the websites of private boat owners.
My own Classic Schooner was the first Australian built yacht to do a circumnavigation.
Please take a look at http://www.sirius1935.com

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[Wagonman]

I agree that would be nice. In the meantime, I posted my boat over at this site:

http://www.woodenboatworld.com/pic.asp?iCat=42&iPic=26

Maybe we could all post our pics over there and just link to them from here. I am curious to see everyones passion

 

[Sybarite]

Sorry but I think your interest is a little disingenuous.

Your site is in fact publicity to promote your charter business and is out of place on these forums.

John

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[SimonMorris]

Thanks for the steer. I went there and enjoyed that site. I like the boat and posted a picture of mine there. Simon

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[SimonMorris]

No, I'm not in the charter business. My site is for the interest of invited guests and to show them where I am, at any given time so they can find me. As you will notice from the web site, I don't make any charge.
I am keen to publicize the little known but important part of Australian history which is missing from most yachting text books.

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[banana]

this is an advert

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[Sybarite]

Come off it! Extract from YOUR site :

<<CURRENT AVAILABILITY

Still available for charter on the following dates in 2003:

September 10 to 20
December 20 to 31

And most dates in 2004


Trips to anywhere in Malaysia & Thailand.>>

Please do not treat us as idiots.

John


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[SimonMorris]

The page you refer to, John came from the previous owner who did yacht charters.
I don't control the web site, those dates are not real and the booking form is not activated. Try it and see; there is no link to any e-mail address.
Why would I advertise on this forum that I did not do charters if I did?
When I retire maybe I will. Until then I am not trying to make a fool out of you or anyone. I'll try again to get the web site amended, so as not to mislead.

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[Sybarite]

In the light of your explanation please accept my apologies.

However, I think in your thread it would have been politic to point this out rather than making a straight reference to the site.


John

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[Gunfleet]

it\'s just an ad, pure and simple

You have nothing to apologise for, John. The 'contact us' button goes to Simon's own email address - he's conversant enough with html to get that bit to work!

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