I was only planning on rigging up and heading home for the weekend, then back again on Sunday to pick up the J/70. And they still showed up in big numbers due to the great venue.īut things were about to change. The one design fleets would only get Windward-Leewards courses on Friday and then the famous Tour of the Bay races the rest of the weekend. LTYC downsized their Race Committee in order to keep everyone safe, lined up many precautions for a safe event. So this year wasn’t going to be the same as all the social events were canceled ahead of time but at least the sailing was going to happen and familiar faces would be around.
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Irish Boat Shop starts the whole weekend off with their famous Friday night party with a band, kegs of local beer, baby pools of pop and a great spot for everyone to catch up after two Mac races that usually happen the previous two weekends. The Little Traverse Sailors Junior Program does a pancake breakfast on the weekends and other fundraising for the year. Typically, LTYC seems to spare no expense and they also use this event to help fund the club for the year. Little Traverse Yacht Club brings in a great Race Committee and attract everything from J/70’s, Melges 24’s, Antrim 28’s to GL70’s, IC37’s and TP52’s. Many sailors bring their families with them to enjoy the best of Northern Michigan. Crystal clear water, sea breeze, a great town, great sailing and so much more. Harbor Springs, MI is one of the best places to sail and the Little Traverse Yacht Club’s Ugotta Regatta is a very special event. I was out of town in one of my favorite places, I was rigging a J/70 for an event that was only two days away. Published in Scuttlebutt Sailing News on July 31st, 2020 You need JavaScript enabled to view it.JHarbor Springs, US - Ed Furry was all set to participate in the 2020 Ugotta Regatta, then things changed… Web Team: Chris Young, Lew Leinenweber and Facebook Administrator, Andrew VogelĬontact them with comments and suggestions at This email address is being protected from spambots. (Includes event notices, updates to Education Calendar and much more)Ĭurrent and Previous Issues…. cruising news, upcoming events and interesting articles)Ĭurrent and Previous Issues. The official publication of the Pamlico Sail & Power Squadron (Includes Commander's Corner, Bridge Reports. To learn more about advertising in the Sound of the Pamlico Newsletter, please click here. The Scuttlebutt is also used for between newsletters or for a single focus event.Contact Communications Officer, with any comments and suggestions.we're happy to hear from you. Within these pages we hope to keep all members informed of our successes and hopefully stimulating articles from the Bridge Officers and other volunteers. America’s Boating Club of the Pamlico newsletter, the Sound of the Pamlico, is the primary source of information for and about members, activities, and efforts both current and upcoming.
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