Boston Harbor Island Regatta

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Neil Gordon
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Location: s/v LIQUIDITY, CD28. We sail from Marina Bay on Boston Harbor. Try us on channel 9.
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Boston Harbor Island Regatta

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Neil & Joe

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Fair winds, Neil

s/v LIQUIDITY
Cape Dory 28 #167
Boston, MA

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c1josh
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Location: CD25 "Sunset"

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Here are a few more from the BHI Regatta.

I hate Picasa

I really do...

switching to Flickr, maybe

We got great views of almost all the boats as they passed.


Josh


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Christine C. (sm.) by c1josh, on Flickr

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Christine C. with competition (sm.) by c1josh, on Flickr

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Liquidity (sm.) by c1josh, on Flickr
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jepomer
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Location: Cape Dory 25 Lyndeborough NH CPDE0622M78E

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c1josh wrote:
We got great views of almost all the boats as they passed.


Josh
Josh,

That's the best part of the pursuits. We actually get to see the front end of most of the boats. The more I participate! the less behind I get. This year's goals were to start on time and to finish. We like to bring new to sailing people with us to share the enjoyment. When they are on the tiller, we do slip back a bit, but we do have an enjoyable time!
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John
CD25 #622
CPDE0622M78E

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jepomer
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c1josh wrote:
We got great views of almost all the boats as they passed.


Josh
Josh,

That's the best part of the pursuits. We actually get to see the front end of most of the boats. The more I participate! the less behind I get. This year's goals were to start on time and to finish. We like to bring new to sailing people with us to share the enjoyment. When they are on the tiller, we do slip back a bit, but we do have an enjoyable time!
John
CD25 #622
CPDE0622M78E

"You are not going to find the ideal boat. You are not even going to have it if you design it from scratch."
~ Carl Lane
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c1josh
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Location: CD25 "Sunset"

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John,

I agree, it was pretty awesome to be sailing along with all the cruising boats for a while and then seeing all the competition breeze by. We too were happy to cross the line twice without mishap.

Josh
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Skeep
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Location: Previously CD Typhoon #729, now Alberg 30 Hull #614
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Thanks for the photos!
Skeep
Supporting Member #1576 of the CDSOA
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Formerly S/V Hull #729 "Baggy Wrinkles"
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jbenagh
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Location: CD30 "Christine C"
Salem, MA

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Josh, thanks for the pictures! Here are some that we got from Christine C:

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On top of the world, ahead of lots of boats, shortly after the start [remember, it's a pursuit race :)]

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After the race, three sweet CDs, Lightfoot (furthest), Liquidity (right most) and Christine C (from her deck).

Another fun time!

Jeff
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