Comments on: The Crowd at La Trinite sur Mer http://www.lunadadesign.com/the-crowd-at-la-trinite-sur-mer.html Boat Design, Boat Building, Kayaks, Sailing, Canoes, Multihulls, Catamarans, Trimarans Mon, 08 Feb 2010 13:57:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: lunadadesign http://www.lunadadesign.com/the-crowd-at-la-trinite-sur-mer.html/comment-page-1#comment-46 lunadadesign Fri, 19 Sep 2008 14:13:02 +0000 http://www.lunadadesign.com/?p=114#comment-46 Thanks Phillip, I'd be willing to bet that not much has changed over the years save for hardware afloat. The little harbor has a very strong timeless feel to it, resisting most of the modern changes you see in many seaside cities around the world. I, too, loved the local restaurants, though I mad a big mistake in ordering the mouth watering Filet Sole Meunier just before heading out for the afternoon sail on Sodeb'O. The meal was fantastic, but it was too much along with all the excitement. Next time. Thanks Phillip,

I’d be willing to bet that not much has changed over the years save for hardware afloat. The little harbor has a very strong timeless feel to it, resisting most of the modern changes you see in many seaside cities around the world.

I, too, loved the local restaurants, though I mad a big mistake in ordering the mouth watering Filet Sole Meunier just before heading out for the afternoon sail on Sodeb’O. The meal was fantastic, but it was too much along with all the excitement.

Next time.

]]> By: Phillip Hames http://www.lunadadesign.com/the-crowd-at-la-trinite-sur-mer.html/comment-page-1#comment-38 Phillip Hames Sat, 13 Sep 2008 03:05:23 +0000 http://www.lunadadesign.com/?p=114#comment-38 I visited La Trinite last in 1994 at a time when (then) giant multis like Commodore, Fujicolor, the new Banque Populaire were rafted along the big pier with some 60' monos. The 25' Papiers Clairefontaine (?) cats were racing and the mooring area had ex formula 40's and 28's along with ex Steinlager tri. A little sojourn around the moorings was heaven to a multihull enthusiast and staying in a nearby bed and breakfast with the close proximity to fabulous cafes and restuarants was divine. Your article reminded me of the place beautifully - thank you. I visited La Trinite last in 1994 at a time when (then) giant multis like Commodore, Fujicolor, the new Banque Populaire were rafted along the big pier with some 60′ monos.
The 25′ Papiers Clairefontaine (?) cats were racing and the mooring area had ex formula 40′s and 28′s along with ex Steinlager tri. A little sojourn around the moorings was heaven to a multihull enthusiast and staying in a nearby bed and breakfast with the close proximity to fabulous cafes and restuarants was divine.
Your article reminded me of the place beautifully – thank you.

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