Celebrate Sailing, Celebrate Summer!

  • Thread starter Bly Berken, SailboatOwners.com
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Bly Berken, SailboatOwners.com

The longest day of the year and the official start of summer is just days away. Don't for get to join your sailing cohorts world wide and sign up for the Summer Sailstice 2003! Summer Sailstice is simply a celebration of the fun of sailing and spending time aboard wherever you sail. By signing up, you become eligible for many fabulous prizes donated by some of the sailing industry's top businesses. In addition, this year, Seacology, a global non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of island ecosystems and cultures, will receive $1 for every sailor registered for the Summer Sailstice. More than 800 sailors from all parts of the US, as well as internal locations including Israel, Greece, and the BVI, will be out on the water celebrating the Summer Sailstice 2003. This is the only international sailing event that truly celebrates the summer sailing season on the first day of summer and the longest day of the year. So, pull your crew together and go out and celebrate! To find out more and sign up - click on the link below.
 
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Charlie Gruetzner

Angels' Grace will be there!!!

Anybody sailing on teh western part of Long Island Sound on Saturday give us a shout. After this winter is feels good to celebrate Summer
 
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Griffin

Great Lakes

They left out the Great Lakes Region on the registration listing, but we, on Brighid's Crossing will be celebrating on and around Kelly's Island! Anybody else from Lake Erie???
 
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Larry and Carol Schroeder

Yes, Great Lakes IS missing but----

"Inland Lakes" will get the message across. We start a 3-week cruise north (Lakes Michigan and Huron) on Summer Sailstice, so we will definitely be celebrating.
 
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Tim McCarty

Hey Griffin!

I'm at the western end of Lake Erie (Toledo Beach Marina)...I will be out on the Lake Saturday...black flies and all. Fair winds....
 
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