2006 Flying Scot Wall Calendar

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    fs2929
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    Dear Scot Sailors,

    Flying Scot Racing is proud to announce that the 2006 Flying Scot Wall calendar is available and is filled with some great photographs form the past sailing seasons. Each month includes Tips and Tricks to make to your sailing experience more enjoyable.

    The 2006 Calendar is $12.95 plus $3 shipping and Handling*

    Order Online Today at
    http://www.flyingscotracing.com/products/calendar.htm

    You can pay online by credit card, or send your payment** to:
    Flying Scot Racing
    349 Ward Ave
    South Amboy, NJ 08879

    For more Holiday gift ideas brows more great sailing photos at http://www.neffphotography.com.

    Thank You,
    Dan Neff
    [email protected]

    *Add 12.95 + $0.50 for each additional calendar ordered. Calendars ordered before December 1 will be delivered the first week of December. Orders after December 1 will be shipped next businesss day.
    ** Check or money order made out to Flying Scot Racing. If paying by a Canadian check please add $5 transaction fee.

    #12693
    Claus
    Participant

    Every year, around this time I flip the FS calendar page and see happy sailors sailing in T-shirts. All pictures throughout the winter months have Caribbean like pictures. I know down in Texas there is no such thing as winter, but we up in the north have to struggle through it every year. Instead of having only these depressing summertime pictures it would be great to feature some die hard snow birds sailing past snow covered shores, or at least someone with a coat. That might encourage us to sail more than four month out of the year. But I see that my suggestions are to late as the 2007 calendar is already up for ordering. Maybe the following year there are some encouraging pictures showing that winter can also be fun.

    Claus FS5074 Ames, IA

    #12694
    karafiath
    Participant

    What about the 2007 calendar? That is of more interest than the 2006.

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