April 14 - Terrapin spring scrub/deck cleaning
May 27- Terrapin topsides scrub down
July 7 - wash, wax and load Laser
Oct 6 - prep paint in aft cabin of Terrapin
April 14 - Terrapin spring scrub/deck cleaning
May 27- Terrapin topsides scrub down
July 7 - wash, wax and load Laser
Oct 6 - prep paint in aft cabin of Terrapin
Our friend James volunteered to organize a Tuesday evening practice session. Not much breeze but it was a beautiful warm evening. Yay for weeknight racing!
We unpacked our new Achilles tender and took her on her maiden voyage. We putted out again on Saturday to meet our Century zclub friends in their new floating home. It was a chilly weekend of boating but it was a fun weekend!
It was a warm and breezy Sunday for racing in Annapolis! It was a little too hot for the drysuir but I am glad I was wearing it. Looking forward to enjoying more warm weather sailing this spring.
It was another EPIC ILCA frostibing day in Annapolis. It felt like spring is was here with pleasant temperature, sunshine and a solid 10-18kts. The radial fleet was twice the size of the standard fleet today! And it doesn't hurt when you sail well. Guess I need to write a report.
It was a sunny but chilly and awesomely windy Sunday. We had five sporty races and I finished the last race after a spectacular capsize. I can tell you the water is quite chilly but refreshing! It was a really fun day and I am looking forward to next week.
Our beach rental house in Peurto Rico included a paddle board and ocean kayak. Neither boat was in great shape and the SUP was missing its fins which made paddling in a straight line neatly impossible. Several times I opted for a tow with Jeff in the kayak. But they count as water days!
The ILCA fleet frostbite series 2 started today. It was a beautiful sunny day. It was cold but with very little breeze. We got two races in and it was a beautiful day on the water!
SSA hosted a clinic sponsored by the ILCA class and CBYRA and taught by our own top level ILCA sailor, Leo Boucher. It was a very cold weekend but we learned a lot and enjoyed some great racing on Sunday.
It was our first really cold day of ILCA frostbite racing. Complete with frozen sheets, frozen cleats, frozen boom bang, frozen hands and frozen toes. My cockpit was full of slush and their were icicles on the bow. Thank goodness the breeze was manageable and we got in before the snow started.