The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-04-16
COOPERATIVE YACHTING.
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u In h~S'otnins iiorv and norr iopuiaT
ever. year Ia ERSiald for steamers 10
60 out with Passengers bbunj on n f,-su.
lar yachting cruise In SUMMER they 10
cruising up among the tiurJs of Norway
and Stsii tho Nor,h caI- Ia winter
they 10 Ia the Mediterranean or the w,-s,
Indies A 10, u i--Oplo Oh pleasure bent
engage Is.ss4ssr and have all the pleasure
~ cruise oii a steam yacht without tho
trouble and eIteiasc Of owning one
Richard G1..iwin. q rvi4r,~i mr..
chsni 81 tbs city. who has ,na.ir a trlp
oa ut1o of ,h,-s~' vessels IA the North cats
said ia conversation with a REPORTER re-
c-n,l? 4 Ma delighted with INV -1
i~rlrtAco. a.I dont know II better way
in sl~ili an outing Captain Il b i.un.
ham Mas tho pioue-f In ihls srr,ivu. He
summarized tho British si~ailiur I~yiou
ami ran her with gtva, saovcas oi various
pleasure cruises tn SuTway the Baltic
AMI the Me~ii,~rranoaa lie then tur-
CHASED the s,-sni-r Victoria She Is a
t~saiiful Vs-ssei II over $50 tons and
hiir-i np itEr the iiiuAs luxurious Of ,sr1.
falc yachts ticf a4slu-sns afu isauclesi
IN diffrTunt ,,,lurvsi marbles. aud che is
lighted with electric lights Ia tae,
nsshins oUaid ciccci ilsv i--an;y and
clcssancr 81 ,Le Victoria tutnss was
81 mush 5irAss.i with her wh.n wen,
on t.Aard in iiasj-~-i boF that Engaged
taAss4asr al nu,~
i ii~'v scfv sir'y elk at i,asscus~rs on
hnard ahra NC icfi the Ttihur, docks
t~luw l>ossd's' f"f oar twuniy i've days
cruise 10 Norwegian hot,i, and the CAr.c
~ thr Midnight sun Nearly all If IA,
iAAsa"tS;vrs wvfu EnRi,>h bd; NC tai
,hTv~ ~ touT frpn Iir.,klyu anL Sow
York We Ictt tho IhAu.vs ou jane 2;
AMI al c'ci-k tina, night bAd CLEARED
the S0ru and s;osi oft INTO the North
sra Tho wind AMI ssaa iurr,aS.~i and
shook us UP .sJInsw hat. and the Rex, tiay
II blew airaa.N; - gallo M,sa, 81, the has
srns~fs pa, TIA an ari-arancc at tho
b'uaafas, Table. however A tho day
wuro on the sra aud wtnd continued 10
'ncr~asr, ani n,any Of tho is.Ns.rf,srr,
sI'tsh, tho ~~NluN,on which ,hc,. state
r"itils granted iIs urs,n IL juno - ws
ran into s,u"p;h water again aud were
able sn make AN acquaintance with each
other pleasant PARTY IT proved 10 bc
We r,vsC h-Si the Norwegian coast that
day al the little village 81 S,nicauaon. a
quaint old Norwegian place. wher, -
government officer eatuc on t.,arl and
r~ins'nc,i with IA Tor the r.s, II the
crut~1. which WA ,hr,ugh Shelters.
Ias~Ags" up the cnas, Afet leaving
dAna"r ami by O o'clak tho ucI, morn
ing anchored in tho charming hay u
oide. surrounded with snaw ca,l-Si
hills We rU,gainr-i herr THIRTY. ak honrp
our steam launch making frequent, ,rip.
TAI the shors'. 81 we had chance thor
onRhiy to insI~ct the town
From bdic we ran MP through long
limo 81 hprsis. seeing on every hand the
grand Norwegian scenery. until We fin
ally arrived a, tho North care. and from
,ts stern heights hchelh the midnigh,
sun. l, was a trip never can forget
and ono of tho mos, satisfactory in every
respect which l ever made, It was not
an expensive trip either In fact. re
gard such n 'r,p a. the perfection Of eco
no'nieal enjoyment
The cSrs'nse of such trip IA Ihave,ic-
scritcsi IL about ten dollars a day. which
cannot hc considered large considering
tho accommodations offered and the lux.
ury in which one travels, New York
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