Best Sailing Photo Of 2010
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Thanks Scott!
I miss you guys when I'm gone too long. But tell me, what is the BB Thread and why should it be there? Just curious.
You did good... nice to see you on here more...and #3 should be in the BB thread
I miss you guys when I'm gone too long. But tell me, what is the BB Thread and why should it be there? Just curious.
Wow, Danny!
Holy Cow! Those poor guys just trying to get out on the lake. I hadn't heard of the event but kudos to you for doing it! Great pics by the way.
That netting
behind me is a fitted piece that covers the companionway. It is attached by velcro inside the companionway but it can be adjusted from the outside because the vertical piece hangs loose.
A challenge for Rich - Dolphin
The dolphin is off atlantic beach, great timing, the horses are off shackleford island, The picture is from the fish fry where Billy Joe Royal showed up and we talked a while, russamee is my friend Mike Brown's new schooner, enjoy.
The dolphin is off atlantic beach, great timing, the horses are off shackleford island, The picture is from the fish fry where Billy Joe Royal showed up and we talked a while, russamee is my friend Mike Brown's new schooner, enjoy.
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OK...Dolphi is an action shot with split second timing. The gator was waiting on the eighteenth hole at turtle point on Kiawah island, about a ten footer. The admiral at the helm, finally Hankster sailing Little Jan my Arch Davis designed Sand Dollar home made dinghy out of Noank, sail trim is a bit poor don't you think? The rig is called a lug sail.
OK...Dolphi is an action shot with split second timing. The gator was waiting on the eighteenth hole at turtle point on Kiawah island, about a ten footer. The admiral at the helm, finally Hankster sailing Little Jan my Arch Davis designed Sand Dollar home made dinghy out of Noank, sail trim is a bit poor don't you think? The rig is called a lug sail.
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I always enjoy Launch day, the first pic is of the Susan Marie ready for the new season to bring my family together for fun and relaxation.
The second is of me on a test run, checking out the rigging, hoping I did it right!
The third is admiring her new anchor pulpit.
The fourth is my daughter and my son in-law (who helped a lot getting the Susan Marie ready for the season) toasting to great times on the water.
The fifth is my wife and I enjoying the sail while my son in-law is at the helm.
The sixth is my daughter enjoying the new swim platform
The last one is a photo OP of the Susan Marie, doing what she was designed to do, glide through the water creating more memories.
The second is of me on a test run, checking out the rigging, hoping I did it right!
The third is admiring her new anchor pulpit.
The fourth is my daughter and my son in-law (who helped a lot getting the Susan Marie ready for the season) toasting to great times on the water.
The fifth is my wife and I enjoying the sail while my son in-law is at the helm.
The sixth is my daughter enjoying the new swim platform
The last one is a photo OP of the Susan Marie, doing what she was designed to do, glide through the water creating more memories.
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From various trips around Howe Sound and the Gulf Islands
Crashing across Georgia Strait in 25+
Heart's new Aspin
TUGBOAT-TUGboat-tugboat
Nanaimo Harbour
Study in light, a BC moment
Crashing across Georgia Strait in 25+
Heart's new Aspin
TUGBOAT-TUGboat-tugboat
Nanaimo Harbour
Study in light, a BC moment
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Sunrise over the Wolf Islands in the Bay of Fundy.
Sunrise over Swans Island
Bunker Cove considered by many the most beautiful anchorage on the east coast.
Entering Passamaquoddy Bay via Letete Passage.
Head Harbor, Campobello Island.
Strider in Head Harbor secured for a storm.
Strider in her web of lines ready for the hurricane that never came. Full story at:
http://issuu.com/pointseast/docs/de...t.xml&backgroundColor=FFFFFF&showFlipBtn=true
Strider in Duck Harbor on Isle Au Haut.
Peace and Comfort.
Meeting the Schooner Westward. Good story about her here:
http://forum.woodenboat.com/showthr...oon-to-Salem-Mass!-(RF)&p=2796951#post2796951
Sunset over the Camden Hills from the Fox Islands.
Sunrise over Swans Island
Bunker Cove considered by many the most beautiful anchorage on the east coast.
Entering Passamaquoddy Bay via Letete Passage.
Head Harbor, Campobello Island.
Strider in Head Harbor secured for a storm.
Strider in her web of lines ready for the hurricane that never came. Full story at:
http://issuu.com/pointseast/docs/de...t.xml&backgroundColor=FFFFFF&showFlipBtn=true
Strider in Duck Harbor on Isle Au Haut.
Peace and Comfort.
Meeting the Schooner Westward. Good story about her here:
http://forum.woodenboat.com/showthr...oon-to-Salem-Mass!-(RF)&p=2796951#post2796951
Sunset over the Camden Hills from the Fox Islands.
Some from 2010
Sunset through the dodger:
Racing On MDI:
Sunset Pen Bay:
Calm Before The Storm:
Seals Doing What They Do:
Two Bush Light:
Sun Setting On A Hinckley:
Sunset through the dodger:
Racing On MDI:
Sunset Pen Bay:
Calm Before The Storm:
Seals Doing What They Do:
Two Bush Light:
Sun Setting On A Hinckley:
We were sailing off Cape Ann one beautiful day last August when we got got buzzed by a plane that appeared to be about 200 feet off the deck. We were contacted in October by Yacht-Shots.com out of Flagler Beach, FL with some absolutely gorgeous shots of our Concordia, Raka. If you'd like to see a clip of the fly by go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKyY72XXVto
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