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I wnrt aboard that leaner while at Atlantic City Sail Expo. Now I cannot remember if meeting B Chance and going to his lecture, meeting Vlad Murnikov and seeing his mxrsy, and seeing 49er all happened same year or different years. Oh I remember talking to Johnstone and Carroll there too. Haha...

coulda been drawin on Dleftship

Now that is a throne woerthy of a sitting on

Handcrafted artifice of great utility

It os artifice fir syre

That's a creamer

everythng old is new again

There is something going on here. A square meter class sloop leading an Alden yawl at the mark?

I like N.C. Wyeth The flood at the Brandywine Museum fortunately didnt wash any away.

My latest is acmystert. Somehow, a skrtch of a schooner I did ended ul as the screensaver on my phone---adter my wife was left alone with it. But it is on a Cristmasc ball. I don't rememver doing this but it isalso in my ggogle photos. A hint is it is a shared im my WI f rd too.

This happened to us a few miles from the end of a looong oshean race.

Well get busy then! Tomorrow is another day!

The porgy are very good at teasing thr fisherman too!

Very N.C. Wyeth

That is the purpose of the thread. Like it!

So happy to hear this! (Not the shrimping, but the racing). As for scary moments at the Golden Gate, if G.S. were still alive he could tell you multiple stories...fortunately everyone always came home even if just barely a few times.

In 1990 we sailed PRETTY PENNY as a spectator of the MM Regatta. We got a nice close look at ALMA, and CALIFORNIAN, and a whole bunch of Birds, Folkboats, gorgeous CCA period boats and it was just a perfect windy day on the bay. I have a VHS of the day but need to dig it up and then get a VCR...

I always wanted to sail one. There is a photo of one in Twiname. "This is the moment to tack" is the subject of the photo--with the crew on the slide.