Lowtide
Lake Union Vancouver Island Cruising PSCC Events
Wooden Boat Festival Expedition (VICE)
July 4-5 July 31-August 9
Puget Sound Cruising Club is
a group of sailors interested in long
distance and local cruising. PSCC
The 2009 Lake Union Wooden Boat
Get offshore experience with
meetings are held at North Seattle
Festival will take place on July 4-5th
Vancouver Island Cruising Expedition
Community College, 7:30 pm, on the
at The Center for Wooden Boats and
2009 (VICE)! Bring your boat or possibly
third Friday of the month in the Library
Lake Union Park. This year’s festival
crew for others on a 10 day, round-trip
Building, lower north auditorium (on the
will include free boat rides, toy boat
excursion offshore July 31-August 9 (our
ground floor). Your $3 donation at the
building, a music stage, a “Quick and
mark will be approximately 200 miles
door helps cover our room rent.
Daring” race, the Ed Clark Regatta,
due west from the mouth of the Strait of
The club plans local cruises on
model boats, maritime demos, and much,
Juan de Fuca). Practice setting up watch
the weekends following the meeting.
much more.
schedules, cooking at sea, navigation,
Guests are welcome at all PSCC meetings
Do you own a classic wooden boat?
monitoring weather, sail changes,
and raft-ups. If you have questions,
Bring it down and show it off! There are
scheduling crews, pre-trip planning and
please contact the commodores: Ron
no fees for displaying your boat (unless
boat preparation.
and Suzie Bauman (425) 466-2586 or
you post a for sale sign) and you get
We are a collection of boats from
www.pugetsoundcruisingclub.org.
the best seat on the lake for the 4th of
multiple clubs. There is no cost to join
June 19: David Krupka from
July fireworks! There is also a welcome
our group, however skippers will
Bellingham’s Samson Rope Co. educates
BBQ for boat exhibitors on the evening
determine crew fees. We are a group of
us on how rope is made, spliced, and
of July 3rd.
sailors hoping to encourage others to
what is available.
For more information call (206)
step up their experience a bit more and
June 27-28: Annual Salmon BBQ
382-2628 or visit www.cwb.org/2009-
have the support of others as well. Email:
Raft-up at Blakely Harbor, Bainbridge
wooden-boat-festival or contact Eldon
bish@whidbey.com for further details.
Island.
Tam at eldon@cwb.org July and August: No Meetings.
We are out cruising!
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