Category Archives: 2014 Season1

Drinking and Driving on Megunticook.

6AM…. teacup in hand, I sat in my meditation chair, looking out at the spasms of the evergreen outside: hmmm…tons of wind….a prayer naturally arose: dear Higher Power…..we know you order the many conditions of wind and ice….we know you … Continue reading

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Haven’t Had Enough Yet?

The ice on Megunticok is hard frozen granular, essentially frozen slush, but hard enough to support many, many iceboats. The water from the other day has drained and evaporated, taking most of the snow humps with with it. The sun … Continue reading

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A New Supply of Runners

Jeff Kester from upstate New York has an interesting project under way. Don’t forget, the iceboat building season is about to start! I am about to pull the trigger on a buy for 420HC stainless for runners and I am … Continue reading

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Future Sails

After scouring all the forecasts hoping for a racing window on Segago’s awesome ice, sailing for the weekend has been deleted. We will continue to scout for a good surface at South Twin, Sebec and Moosehead in the coming weeks. … Continue reading

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Fat Lady Blown Away at Damariscotta

After the orgy of ice sailing on Dammy this last couple of weeks with the pits full of resting iceboats nights, sailors weary with epic commuting to the Southern hemisphere, racing around islands and generally taking advantage of typical end … Continue reading

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