Club Meetings First Tuesday
of the month (except July, Aug. and Sept.) 18:30
Potluck dinner, 19:30 Program. Puget Sound
Y.C., 2321
N. Northlake Way, Seattle Non-Members are always welcome
Meetings and Minutes Archive
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April 3 - “America’s Cup: Past and Future” by Tom Speer
Our always interesting and informative member, Tom Speer, will present an inside look at the America’s Cup: Past and Future. Tom was a member of the Oracle design team ...
Posted Mar 20, 2018, 3:36 PM by PacificNorthWest MultihullAssoc
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March 6 Meeting Minutes/Notes by Secretary Eric Lindahl
Big
turn out this month for our 6:30 potluck and the ensuing program. Lots of visiting
while chowing down, as always, and never enough time to spend a proper ...
Posted Mar 10, 2018, 12:14 PM by PacificNorthWest MultihullAssoc
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March 6 Meeting PDFs of Tropical Cruising Talk by Matt & Tricia Daniel
Two Puget Sound sailors embarked
on a journey to explore far away and warm places. Departing from Seattle
with their 31’ trailerable trimaran they explored the Bahamas until they heard ...
Posted Apr 17, 2018, 3:26 PM by PacificNorthWest MultihullAssoc
Notes from the Net Rail
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April 2018
Sailing really is everything. It is funny all the indirect things it can teach me and there is very little in life that I can not compare to some aspect of sailing. Sailing has taught me a lot and given me plenty of analogies. Weather is a typical one... from rough weather adversity to "smooth sailing". Lately though, as I lay on my back under Ruf Duck's tandem axle trailer I am thinking about sailboat puzzles, the mysteries of cause and effect and how one small part can be the key to success or failure of a system or event.It all started on my way to the boat ramp a few weeks ago. It was 6 am, coffee ...
Posted Apr 4, 2018, 8:53 PM by A Rice
| Items of Interest
Please consider contributing articles and pictures about your sailing adventures - building/repair, cruising, racing . . .
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Puget Sound is now a no-discharge zone for vessel sewage
The EPA has established a No Discharge Zone (NDZ) for Puget Sound and certain adjoining waters. An NDZ is a body of water where boats may not release sewage, whether ...
Posted Apr 14, 2018, 10:36 AM by A Rice
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Launch of proa Palindrome
Thanks to Greg Jacobs and friends for assistance I have launched my pros apalindrome. She motored at 9.4 knots average with my 4HP Yamaha,
exceeding my 8 knot guess ...
Posted Apr 14, 2018, 10:43 AM by A Rice
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Joe and Sue Dazey's boat Presto
Presto at the start of the 2017 Salty Dawg Rally from Hampton, VA to
Falmouth, Antigua and Barbuda for the cruising section. (The Navy has a big
presence in Hampton ...
Posted Apr 4, 2018, 8:58 PM by A Rice
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Hobie Fleet Summer Youth Camps
Seattle – Hobie Division 4, in conjunction with MY SAIL
Foundation, will be hosting two, three-day, YOUTH sailing camps this summer.
The camps are a great way to introduce youth ...
Posted Mar 23, 2018, 4:05 PM by PacificNorthWest MultihullAssoc
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Cruising tip of the month: Cruising with Eggs
This months tip is about eggs. If you get farm fresh eggs
that have not been refrigerated, you don't need to keep them in the cooler.
just a cool ...
Posted Feb 15, 2018, 6:52 PM by PacificNorthWest MultihullAssoc
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Details for the May 11 - 13
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Round Mercer Island Race Notice
Hobie Fleet has cancelled their participation in this event due to the severe weather forecast. Just a quick reminder that local Hobie Fleet 95 has invited
NWMA members to participate ...
Posted Apr 6, 2018, 11:24 AM by PacificNorthWest MultihullAssoc
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Three Views of Protection Island Race
Here's a picture of Larry Fisher's Sprint 750 MK2, Oystercatcher, in last year's Protection Island race in Port Townsend. Click on the image to get a better ...
Posted Mar 20, 2018, 3:57 PM by PacificNorthWest MultihullAssoc
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Blakely Rocks Race Report from Freda Mae
We have sailed to Blakely Rock a bunch of times. Racing and not. Thing about Blakely Rock is, there are a
bunch of boulders and ridges and ledges waiting just ...
Posted Mar 9, 2018, 11:51 AM by PacificNorthWest MultihullAssoc
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Duwamish Head Race Report... from a trailer sailer point of view.
He used to be smaller. So small I could hold him in
the crook of my arm with room to spare. Now, taller than me with the shoe
size to ...
Posted Feb 5, 2018, 5:55 PM by PacificNorthWest MultihullAssoc
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SWIFTSURE 2018 MULTIHULL PARTICIPANTS - UPDATE
Following the letter that I sent to all PNW multihull
sailors with an interest in this year’s Swiftsure www.swiftsure.org I
have had a lot of letters of ...
Posted Feb 1, 2018, 11:52 AM by PacificNorthWest MultihullAssoc
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