Cruise in celebration of the 200th anniversary of the battle of Trafalgar
An advert on the extreme right-hand column of p. 7 of Sunday, May 31st of the New York Times Book Review may cause an increase in the pitter-patter of pulse and evoke the redolence of salt air, especially if you joined us in enjoying Brian Lavery's lecture at The Yacht Club to JASNA-NY and The Georgian Society on "Life in Nelson's Navy" last week, but certainely if the Aubrey-Maturin novels retain a cherished chamber of your literary heart.I am assured that hammocks may be swung (and Marazine pills will be available for landlubbers whose sea legs are not yet fully developed).
An advert on the extreme right-hand column of p. 7 of Sunday, May 31st of the New York Times Book Review may cause an increase in the pitter-patter of pulse and evoke the redolence of salt air, especially if you joined us in enjoying Brian Lavery's lecture at The Yacht Club to JASNA-NY and The Georgian Society on "Life in Nelson's Navy" last week, but certainely if the Aubrey-Maturin novels retain a cherished chamber of your literary heart.I am assured that hammocks may be swung (and Marazine pills will be available for landlubbers whose sea legs are not yet fully developed).
If you are interested contact the Annemarie Victory Organization at 212-486-0353 or at http://us.mc1114.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=amvorg@aol.com or check their website http://www.annemarievictory.com/
Cheers (or Ahoy!!)
Submitted by Janeite Elsa of JASNA-NY.
Submitted by Janeite Elsa of JASNA-NY.
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