Sun and Fun in the Wind
This Memorial Day Weekend Southeast Alaska Sailing sponsored three sailing events which turned out to be both challenging and rewarding to the participants. The opening race brought out the largest fleet in yeyears.
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Sun and Fun in the Wind
This Memorial Day Weekend Southeast Alaska Sailing sponsored three sailing events which turned out to be both challenging and rewarding to the participants. The opening race brought out the largest fleet in years.
A Great Way to Start the Season
A steady 10 knot breeze launched the 2013 SEAS Cup sail boat race series with 4 boats at the start off Marmion Island.
With a dense fog lifting, a pleasant reach to Point Arden found the fleet still in close quarters and the wind dropping to the low side of 5 knots. Most of the fleet took a counter clockwise approach to Grand Island and Surprise emerged from the rounding with a considerable and growing lead.
Tahlia scratched short of Grand and Sound Discovery joined Loa’a Nalu fighting the tide change looking for wind. After a radio exchange the crew of Sound Discovery decided to scratch just 20 minutes to soon.
Skipper's Choice. First race of the season
Well, the SEAS BBQ and Swap Meet went off very well with a few new skippers and crew showing up for the event. There were 4 tables full of items for sale or giveaway with a few people taking home new treasures! Aaaarrrrgggghhhh! We'd like to see the swap meet expand in coming years to include sailors, power boaters and commercial fishing vessels participating.
The Back Side of Douglas is a Wonderland:
Only 8.5 miles out Gastineau Channel, by sailboat, turn right and you will find a water wonderland of delight that SEAS sailors have come to know as the Back Side. Summer showed up again this past weekend, in all its glory, on the back side of Douglas during the SEAS Cup Admiralty Cove Rally.
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