I moved or cruising boats from Parish Creek to Annapolis Sailing School, test sailed our Rainbows and started running our Monday Night Races. I even taught spinnakers in our Beyond Basic Class on our Tartan 245 and took pictures from the water of our class boats.
We used the day off for Labor Day to turn our Monday Night Race into a race to the Bay Bridge and back. I sailed, drove the photo boat and took pictures of our classes, did RC and taught our members to use dinghys. I also sneaked up on my step son's high school regatta.
We used the day off for Labor Day to turn our Monday Night Race into a race to the Bay Bridge and back. I sailed, drove the photo boat and took pictures of our classes, did RC and taught our members to use dinghys. I also sneaked up on my step son's high school regatta.
I put my culinary skills to work this month with a Med style cookout with grilled lamb and fresh pita. I still ran the Monday Night Races, Wednesday Night AYC races and took pictures of the classes, but I'm not recording any days for this month because I miss added the June/July entry.
Private Lessons, Wednesday Night Racing, Monday Night Race Committee, taking photos from the RIB, Group Lessons and teaching our members to sail dinghies.
The meat of Annapolis Sailing School's sesason. I ran our Monday Night Races, took pictures of our class boats, taught our "Beyond Basic" intro to spinnaker class and raced out Tartan 245's on Wednesday Nights. It was all capped off by a huge July 4th celebration at the Sailing School.
In April classes and Monday Night Races started. I ran RC and took pictures of the classes from our RIB. In February and March I moved boats to Jabins and back as needed for surverys and repairs and used our push skiff to move our floating docks into place.