To promote the appreciation of sailing and foster a community and culture committed to advancing both sailing and sailing education in the Juneau area.
Are you interested in sailing? If you have a sailboat, or are just looking to learn how to sail, come down to Sandy Beach on May 7 between 1700-2300 (that would be 5:00 pm - 11:00 pm, lubbers) and meet the people who make up SEAS.
On April 13, fourteen skippers were present along with other members and those interested in learning by crewing and helping with maintenance this summer.
After the introduction of old and new members, and SEAS guests, the discussions began. Our old friend, Brad Tibbs, S/V Freebird, interjected a wealth of information from his years of experience as a machinist.
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The SEAS race committee has been working hard to produce the 2011 SEAS Racing Program.
As always, the racing program features the fun and exciting SEAS Cup. The SEAS Cup is known for great racing and fun comraderie at anchorages and docks in and around Juneau. This year features 14 races on 8 weekends this summer, starting May 15.
The signature race of Juneau sailing, is the Spirit of Admiralty, a grueling 200 mile two-leg race around Admiralty Island. There is a great layover in the world famous Warm Springs at Baranof.
Finally, Get Out the Boat features great opportunities to go sailing every Wednesday night, starting in May.