glennw's blog

I'm fortunate to have enough room in my basement to store and work on the parts to my Flying Scot.  This is my principle sailing activity during these cold northeast winter months.

These photos were taken about 11 am on Sunday morning after Hurricane Irene passed the area.

There was no obvious damage in either the dry or wet slips.  The level of the lake was the highest I've seen it.

Glenn

I've added several photos donated by Diane Paxton.  Thanks Diane!

Two quick items.  First I came across a very nice YouTube video describing the basics of using the Flying Scot spinnaker.  Second I mention a good resource for looking at how the Scot is intended to appear when racing.

First the lesson on flying the Flying Scot spinnaker.  This is a very good tutorial.

Here are some photos taken during the May 30, 2011 Memorial Day flag parade.

Also check out the ones Sharon took the same day HERE.

Glenn

Here are some photos taken during the 2011 Victor Jaczun Regatta held on Saturday May 21, 2011.

My photos are mostly taken between races while we waited, and waited for some wind.  I also have a couple showing the jam at the windward mark after the wind died.

Four of the photos are from Ed Walsh.

The originals are attached as ZIP archives.

Glenn

Click on the image to see a full size version of the photo.  Click on the first thumbnail to see a slideshow of all photos.

Click on the image to see a full size version of the photo.  Click on the first thumbnail to see a slideshow of all photos.

Click on the image to see a full size version of the photo.  Click on the first thumbnail to see a slideshow of all photos.

Click on the image to see a full size version of the photo.  Click on the first thumbnail to see a slideshow of all photos.

Click on the image to see a full size version of the photo.  Click on the first thumbnail to see a slideshow of all photos.