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9 April 2008
Here's the POD as sent in by Walt Baskin, and please notice that Walt does need feedback to allow him to finalize costs
and fix arrangements.
HATTERAS COME AROUND SCHEDULE
Monday, May 12, 2008
1630 Happy Hour-snacks provided by class of 1959 (Baskins, Roberts, Glaesers)
Catered Dinner-Low Country Boil (shrimp, kielbasa, corn, carrots, onions, potatoes, etc., coleslaw, tea & dessert).
Cost $14.50/per person, incl tip.
After dinner presentation by Danny Couch, Island Historian (and our tour guide)
Tuesday, May 13
0830 Board bus to Kitty Hawk (Wright Bros. Museum) for 1000 presentation and tour. Admission free with Golden Age Passport.
Bus cost is $10 per person.
1300 Lunch at Dunes Restaurant (on your own), then return to campground.
1630 Happy Hour-snacks provided by even numbered classes. Dinner on your own
Wednesday, May 14
0830 Board bus to Hatteras Lighthouse. Then tour Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum and take ferry to Okracoke Island. Tour
Okracoke. Lunch at Cap’t Ben’s (on your own). Return to campground around 1600. Tour cost is $20 per person.
1630 Happy Hour. Snacks provided by odd-numbered classes. Dinner on your own
Thursday, May 15
0930 Car pool to Chicomacomico Life Saving Station Historic Site (less than 2 miles) for tour and reenactment of historic
rescue. Cost is $5 per person.
1400 Business meeting, followed by White Elephant Auction, conducted by Jim Roberts.
1630 Happy Hour-snacks provided by even-numbered classes.
1830 Catered Dinner (surf & turf-shrimp & rib eye steak, salad, dessert & tea). Cost $18 per person, incl.
tip.
Friday, May 16
Day open for touring, shopping, relaxing, etc. Possibly a golf outing if interested.
1630 Happy Hour-use up left-over snacks
1830 Pot luck dinner
Saturday, May 17
0800 Catered breakfast (eggs, grits, link sausage, biscuits, juice & coffee). Cost $8.50 per person, incl. tip.
Depart
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Notes:
1. Tour cost was reduced by tour guide and has been subsidized by USNA RV Chapter to reduce your cost. If you enjoy tours,
feel free to tip Danny Couch.
2. Caterer is Craig Hudson, retired fireman from Williamston, NC, who will be camping with us for the week. Meal costs
quoted above include 15% gratuity and 7% tax. Catered meals are a lot better (and much less expensive than local restaurants),
in our opinion.
3. Please advise if you plan to participate in all meals, tours, etc., so Walt can finalize arrangements and costs. We
will collect checks from you when you arrive.
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4 April 2008
Received from Walt Baskin this list of prospective attendees at the National Come Around in Waves, NC.
Walt & Chris Baskin '59
Bob & Judy Bondi '64
Bill & Dee Bradford '63
Anson & Janet Burlingame '65
Frank & Marion Conery '58
Jack & Mary Glaeser '59
Joe & Christy Jaap '60
Bob & Maryjane Metcalf '61
Charlie & Susan Norton '62
Jim & Marie Roberts '59
Denny & Nancy Sloan '57
Gary and Margo Snyder '55
Keith & Karen Waldrop '64
Jay & Patti Williams '67
Gordy & Ginny Schaaf '58 are also planning to attend, if Ginny has recovered sufficiently from several back surgeries.
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22 August 2007
Walt Baskin '59 has submitted the following for your perusal and planning purposes:
Firsties: Walt & Chris Baskin 56 Stratford Village Way, Bluffton, SC 29909
Tel/Fax: (843) 705-9050-home
Cell Phones: (843) 290-1423-Walt
(843) 290-1471-Chris
Email: wbaskin@hargray.com
Campground: Camp Hatteras-located in Waves, NC Tel: (252) 987-2777
Email: camping@camphatteras.com
Web Site: www.camphatteras.com
Dates: May 12 thru 17, 2008
Camp Hatteras is a full service, highly rated campground, bordered by the Atlantic Ocean on one side and Pimlico Sound
on the other. Our sites will mostly be waterfront on Pimlico Sound. Our rate is $42/night, tax incl. Make reservations
directly with Campground (ask for Merrin Alderman or Jeanette Straight and mention that you are with Naval Academy RV Group).
Also make sure to notify Walt & Chris! We will have access to the Conference Center, which has excellent meeting and
cooking facilities.
Camp Hatteras honors "Coast to Coast" memberships. Members should make their reservations directly with Coast to Coast,
then notify Merrin at Camp Hatteras, so she can locate you with us.
Highlights: Wright Brothers Museum-Kitty Hawk
U.S. Life Saving Station Museum-near Campground
Hatteras Lighthouse-Buxton
Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum-Hatteras
Other possible sights to see on your own include: Okracoke Island (by ferry); Jockey Ridge State Park; Bodie Island Lighthouse;
Elizbethan Gardens-Roanoke Island, etc.
Campground has an indoor and an outdoor swimming pool and its own beach access. Available for rent are: jet skis; kayaks,
canoes, sailboats, fishing equipment, etc. You can even arrange for parasailing lessons. You can arrange for fishing trips
to the Atlantic or Sound. When you sign up for the Come Around, please let me know if you are interested in arranging any
of the above. Otherwise, I will leave it up to you to make your own arrangements.
We plan to have several catered meals in the Conference Center, which is very close to our sites.
White Elephant Auction
Let us know if you have any questions. There is a lot of information on various web sites about the area.
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Chris and Walt Baskin '59 are planning to be Firsties for our National Come Around in May of 2008. Most likely location
will be Kitty Hawk, NC, on the Outer Banks. More data will be promulgated as it is developed.
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