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Sebago Tomorrow
Lee Spiller and Dave Fortier sailed Sebago from Nasons Beach today and came back glowing, crowing about grade 7 ice as far as they could see. They sailed nearly all the way across to Frye Island, but came back as … Continue reading
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How Many Boats Can One Lake Break?
If you were on Lake Chickawaukee today you’d know that the answer is ALL of them. It wasn’t the rock solid south west breeze or the deep ruts left from the slushmobiles, but some greater force. Maybe it was the … Continue reading
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Sailing Chickawaukee Again Tomorrow
Todays fickle but strong NW wind drove us hard across the bumpy and rut strewn surface of our dear home ice. We’re going back for more tomorrow. The wind might be light until the southerly builds in the afternoon ahead … Continue reading
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THINK ICE Is Back
The seminal work on DN tuning and racing by Lloyd Roberts and Warner St. Claire is now available through the CIBC. This is the latest edition, and all profits go to the Club. Seventeen dollars to Lloyd Roberts, 140 Porter … Continue reading
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Dreaming of Ice
While we’re testing the limits of our patience, push play, close your eyes, and listen to this wonderful musing on black ice. The visuals will keep you going a little bit longer. Some of you Cape sailors may even recognize … Continue reading
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