Sailing in Maine & Boston

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The famous Eggemoggin Reach, taken from Buck's Harbour The indomitable D Cap Introne, tiller in one hand & Corona in the other! The Introne Family, demonstrating superb Safe Dinghy practices The peak on Butter Island - the bench reads "Come my friends - 'tis not too late to find a newer world"
The view over Penobscot Bay from Butter Island The world's cutest lighthouse, Pumpkin Light, at the mouth of Eggemoggin Reach

The beautiful Introne Family residence, in Orono, Maine

 One of the many georgeous fishing villiages on Penobscot Bay, a little "down east" of Bangor, Maine

Back in Boston, I raced with Marvin Gordon (left), his daughter Melissa (right) and his regular crew. Phil steers.

We raced in Buzzard's Bay, and nailed a perfect start - right on the gun - thanks to the excellent father-daughter team work!

The downwind run, with Melissa steering us to an excellent third place win

The prow of one of our competitors, slowly slipping aft as we accelerate out of a tack

 

Last updated: Sunday, September 19, 2004

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