Good wind up to one 21 gust while sailing the spin. I was foredeck and it was challenging. Race committee said we didn't win worst spin tonight.
Century Club: Susan StGeorge
Calm waters and beautiful temperatures added to a wonderful morning paddle across St. George creek.
It was calm enough to paddle from Clark's Landing to the Solomon's bridge and back. It was a challenging paddle and we did it!
A short kayak on St George Creek beheld 3 geese and two goslings. I love bird watching on St George Island.
Kayaked across St George Creek to Cherryfield Point. Saw two turtles upon my return.
Put on the #1 head sail hoping that the winds would die as predicted. We were the first to cross the forat mark. Thank you Jonathan for joining us. We couldn't have done it without you!
Kayaked across St George creek. There was hardly and wind and a snapping turtle cozied up beside me while I was taking a break!
Went out for the second time in one day to paddle board with my friend Ben. We tried to use a small kayak sail unsuccessfully. It was fun though. Enjoyed the view after and experienced some showers passing through which resulted in beautiful rainbows.
We had 5 souls on board sailing non-spin including capt Frank, British Mike, Andrew, Steve and myself. We saw gusts up to 25 which made for an exciting race. The tide was the highest I've seen at the dock when we returned making it tricky to disembark!
Winds very strong for the entire race. We placed second out of two boat in the no -spin class. We finished in front of many spin boats. Had we registered as spin class we would have gotten 4th.













































































