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Jos� Campione wrote:

> For the past few months I have been collecting information on the Alberg 22.
> Most of the information that I was able to gather is anecdotal and
> first-hand and much of it doesn't seem to be available in the web (or
> anywhere else, for that matter). Therefore,  I have decided to launch "The
> Alberg 22 Site" (a resource site for the Alberg 22) at:
>
> http://www.cyberus.ca/~campione/Alberg22/index.html
>
> To complement it I have also initiated a forum:
>
> http://www.egroups.com/messages/Alberg22
>
> If you just boufht one or are planning to do so (there is a handful being
> advertised) you may find useful some of the information in the site.  If you
> have upgraded from one in the past you are likely to have great memories
> from this beautiful, small, Canadian, classic cuiser.  If you'd be willing
> to share them, please join the forum or write to me at my address below.  At
> the Site I have listed a series of questions (from history to gear) for
> which I have no full answers. Perhaps you'll be able to help...
>
> Best wishes for the New Year!
>
> -Jos�-
> V�ndor AL22 #284
> --------------------------
> campione@cyberus.ca

Jose

I am a one-time Alberg 22 owner and am interested in your forum,
unfortunatelyyour the URLs shown dont respond at this time. Perhaps the url is
not yet activated.

You might be interested to know that the Alberg 22 mould along with the moulds
for the 29 and 34 are stored at Ludlow's Boatworks at Becket's Landing (near
Kemptville and now in the City of Ottawa). They are now in bad shape as they are
not protected, so I doubt that any more Albergs will be made from these moulds.

Ted Devey
Ottawa