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The Challengers:
The sailors and their boats
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Colin
and Mary
Alciope, Friday Harbor,
host boat |
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Ellen,
Lady, and John
DragonSong, Seattle,
newest boat
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John and
Linda
Kaselehlia, Maple Bay,
oldest boat
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Kingston and
Pete
Adventurous, Portland,
boat that came the farthest
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The Challenge:
Stay together for the Arduous Course around Henry Island, with
a lunch break at Posey Island and another kind of break at
British Camp. |
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The course shown was
sailed in a clockwise direction, with the flood tide in the morning and
the ebb tide in the afternoon. The wind was mostly from the South. |
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| The Regatta:
A wonderful day on the
water, filled with good humor, good seamanship, good winds, and good
fellowship. We stayed close together most of the time; if a boat
pulled ahead, it moved to the back. |
 
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| The Victory: Everyone
showed up for lunch (and later, for dinner). Pictured is the Posey
Island fleet and the Posey Island posse photographed by a
terrified kayaker. |
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Photos by Linda Hill, Peter Michael,
John Scull, Ellen Weiss, and John Weiss. Photo editing by John Weiss.
Hospitality by Mary Hermans. Gourmet cooking and logo design by Colin Hermans. Webpage design by John Scull.
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