yachting enthusiast

Prince Heinrich of Prussia, a yachting enthusiast, was the patron of the club.

Each section, including a den for yachting enthusiasts, contains thematically appropriate books reviewed by Mr. Gordon.

As a result, the region was largely dominated by two disparate classes of people, both with ready access to boats: commercial fishermen and wealthy yachting enthusiasts.

Decades later after falling into disrepair Gretel II was restored by a group of yachting enthusiasts in 2009.

"Cassidy's a yachting enthusiast," Mason said.

Surrounded by a coral reef and with a rugged coastline, the island attracts whale-watchers, divers and yachting enthusiasts.

He also was a yachting enthusiast, especially ocean sailing, and backed the construction of the American Eagle for the 1964 America's Cup races.

He was also a yachting enthusiast, his boat Le Francea taking part in the Americas cup in 1970,1974,1977, and 1980.

A speedboat and yachting enthusiast, Horace Dodge's keen interest in the vessel's engines led him to establish a marine division as part of their automotive business.

He was also a yachting enthusiast, serving as Chairman of the regatta committee and chief measurer for the New York Yacht Club.

The Marine-Regatta-Verein was specialized in yacht racing and Prince Heinrich of Prussia, a yachting enthusiast, was its patron.

Prince Heinrich of Prussia, a yachting enthusiast and German Emperor's Wilhelm II's younger brother, was its patron.

A yachting enthusiast, Prince Henry became one of the first members of the Yacht Club of Kiel, established by a group of naval officers in 1887, and quickly became the club's patron.

Their proposal for 20 units of senior housing on one acre in a section more acclimated toward Wall Street moguls and yachting enthusiasts has riled residents and resurrected calls for repeal of the statute.

Charles Fisher was also a yachting enthusiast and owned several power yachts including the 153 foot "Saramar III" built in 1930 by the Defoe Shipbuilding Company in Bay City, Michigan.

For American yachting enthusiasts, the Caribbean is still the most popular destination, particularly the Virgin Islands, the Grenadines and, for those hearty sailors eager for lots of sea, the stretch between Anguilla and St. Lucia.

Sooner or later you suspect a person, an air liner steward, a yachting enthusiast with a small cabin cruiser, the woman who travels to and fro to France too often, the importer who seems to be making more money than is reasonable, the man who lives well without visible means of support.

There has been much speculation about which of Childers's friends was the model for "Carruthers" in the novel and it seems that he is based not on Henry Childers but on yachting enthusiast Walter Runciman; "Davies", of course, is Childers himself.