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A section for things that don't fit
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Photo Sharing
From Diane Johnson.
In 2010 I created a website where NWMA club members can easily share photos. When you take
photos at a race or rendezvous, you are welcome to share them here.
So far, there are some boat building photos and some Tri Dyes Rendezvous photos here. If
you want to see them or want to share your photos, please send an email
to nwmultihull-subscribe at yahoogroups.com to join the group. The website is a Yahoo
group for NWMA. For privacy, this group can't be found on Yahoo unless you
know about it. Only people who join the new NW Multihull group on Yahoo can see the
photos. You are all invited to join.
Once you join the group, the website is fast and easy to use. For example, click Create
Album to start a new photo album. Then choose which photos to upload
from your PC to the website. You choose whether or not you will allow other group members
to add photos to your album. The Yahoo group also has a calendar,
RSVP for events, share files, send and archive messages, sell or give away boat gear, etc.
But we already do some of these things at www.nwmultihull.org and
our list serve.
So please try this easy method of photo sharing. Thank you..
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Northwest Multihull Association
invites the Hobie Fleet and multihulls of all types to the
Blake Island Regatta & Beach Camp
July 23-24, 2005
Also features the Hogshead Race and Rendezvous for large multihulls.
Camp at NW corner of Blake Island; big boats at NW anchorage.
Saturday 9am: park boat trailers in West Seattles Don Armeni Park near boat launch
ramp. ($12 for overnight parking in lot or park free on street.) Load your bulky camping
gear onto Kirby and Robins 31 trimaran.
11am Sail to Blake Island. Consider listening to VHF radio before crossing the shipping
lanes. Chase boats can provide tows if wind is too light.
On Blake Island, pitch tents, pay a small camping fee to State Park, then do some racing!
Race to Bainbridge Reef ! Usual Hobie classes plus 3 meter trimarans and open class for
beach cats.
Dinner Options: potluck at beach camp, bring dish to share or bring "Salmon
Dinner To Go" from Tillicum Village. (Adults $22, Seniors $20, Children $10). Enjoy
sea stories around the beach campfire or enjoy the Salmon dinner & Indian dancing at
Tillicum Village Longhouse. (People without boats can take the tour boat from
Seattle to Blake Island.) Tillicum Village info (206) 933-8600 www.tillicumvillage.com
Sunday morning: "Breakfast at Triffanys" Kirby and Robin will whip up some
fine food for us in their trimarans galley. Race around Blake Island! You choose
which direction to go. Beach start, finish line is back on the beach, first to kiss the
troll wins the "trollphy"! Then prizes, BYO lunch and snacks, stow your camping
gear on "Trifannys" and sail back to West Seattle.
Contacts: NWMA: Kirby Jacobson (206) 579-4421 earth2kirby@yahoo.com www.nwmultihull.org
Diane Johnson & Mark Olsoe (206) 937-7454 julycreek@comcast.net
Hobie Fleet: Bob Johnson (206) 243-6241 rgjohnson@seanet.com
From I-5, take the West Seattle bridge (above Spokane St).
Exit at Harbor Avenue. Go north to Don Armeni Boat Ramp.
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Here's where I put stuff that is
generally "short lived" and/or of immediate interest and doesn't fit into any of
the other regular sections. It's analogous to the "kitchen junk drawer"
that many folks (including me) maintain. Small bits and pieces that are too good to
throw away but you really don't have any better place to put them.
Choose an item from the list on the
left. Good luck finding what you're looking for! |