NetNews Usenet Archive 1992 #23/NN_1992_23.iso/spool/misc/consumer/17718

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From: [e-mail] (Don Meyer)
Subject: Re: Houseboating on Lake Powell
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Organization: BioMerieux-Vitek, St. Louis Mo.
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Date: Mon, 12 Oct 1992 18:52:02 GMT
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I really appreciate the information posted so far on this topic.
We have called the houseboat place, and the only one with any
available (for the period we desire) is Hite, the northernmost of
the marinas.  Assuming we would not be traveling down to
the lower portions of the lake (time), is the scenery up north
worth it?  I'm asuming there is a reason that Hite books up last.


Here are the phone numbers of the "Houseboat Marinas":
 Advanced reservations (all): [phone]
 Wahweap:         [phone]
 Bullfrog:        [phone]
 Hall's Crossing: [phone]
 Hite:            [phone]

According to one of the pamplets we recieved, publications may be
ordered via the reservation phone number.  A sampling:
   Houseboating On Lake Powell by Bob Hirsh (94 pp, $6.95)
   Planning & Enjoying a Lake Powell Houseboat vacation (24 pp, $1.00)
   Video: Lake Powell Houseboating (31 min., $19.95)

Don
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