July, 2009

Bob Spear, the donor of Sea Robyn, preparing her for summer. This Spring, the Spears scarfed in some new teak on her starboard toe rail, finished all her varnish, and painted the deck with non-skid paint. With the addition of new cockpit cushions, the 37 years old Cape Dory is looking fabulous! (Jeff Spear, June, 2009)


High tide the day before classes start (Paula DiMare, June 20, 2009)


Rigging an N-10 (Stephen Smith, June 30, 2009)


Harbor salad (Stephen Smith, June 30, 2009)


Church at dusk (David Hinson, July 9, 2009)


Pirate Friday (Anne Hinson, July 10, 2009)


Hinsons sailing an N-10 (Anne Hinson, July 12, 2009)


In a 420 (Anne Hinson, July 12, 2009)


Rowboats on a calm day (Lexi Jackson, July, 2009)


420 float on a calm day (Lexi Jackson, July, 2009)


Roll Tack (Ellis Lehner, July 22, 2009)
Roll tacking is a light-wind racing method to speed the tack and minimize the rudder's water resistance.


Seals near Gull Island watching the CYC (Sue Walker, July, 2009)


Grease lightning (Stephen Smith, July 23, 2009)


Calm day (Stephen Smith, July 23, 2009)


Turnabouts (David Hinson, July 24, 2009)


Full House (Mary Robins, July 25, 2009)


Leisurely sailing following the Bang & Go Back (Sue Walker, July 25, 2009)


Cuttyhunk Farewell (David Hinson, July 26, 2009)