Lowtide
Tacoma Power Squadron Puget Sound Overnight Camping At
Public Boating Courses Cruising Club Events Cypress Island
Closed For The Season
The courses include Seamanship and Puget Sound Cruising Club is a group
boat handling, rules of the road, required of sailors interested in long distance and
As of October 1, Cypress Island
equipment, lines and knots, charts, and local cruising. PSCC meetings are held
Natural Resources Conservation Area
aids to navigation, boat trailering, and at North Seattle Community College,
(NRCA) is closed to overnight camping
much more. Our classes: six sessions 7:30 pm, on the third Friday of the month
at Cypress Head and Pelican Beach
on Monday and Wednesday nights, in the Library Building. Your $3 donation
campgrounds—the only places to camp
beginning November 2; 6:30 to 8:30 pm at the door helps cover our room rent.
in the NRCA. The campgrounds will
at West Marine in Fife, 3212 20th St. East. The club plans local cruises on
reopen for seasonal overnight camping
Cost: $40 or if two people share the text the weekends following the meeting.
on Memorial Day weekend next year.
and materials, the cost for the second Guests are welcome at all PSCC meetings
A popular destination for kayakers
person is $20. Contact karleerud@ and raft-ups. If you have questions,
and boaters, Cypress Island NRCA
comcast.net or call (253) 383-1400 or visit please contact the commodores: Ron
is still open for day-use activities all
www.tacomapowerandsailsquadron.org and Suzie Bauman (425) 466-2586 or
year long. Cypress Island NRCA offers
www.pugetsoundcruisingclub.org
primitive camping, lakes, and miles of
NW Multihull Events
November 20: Nancy Erley will present
trails. DNR’s decision to make overnight
“Pirates and the Cruising Sailor”. Nancy
camping seasonal instead of year-round
Erley led two voyages from Seattle
November 3: “Dragonfly, Racing a
was driven by budget and by the desire
around the world aboard her Orca 38
Formula 40 Cat” by Pat McGarry
to protect the island’s unique ecosystem
sailboat, Tethys.
December 1: Holiday Potluck Party
during the winter months.
November 28: Raft-up at Seward Park
At 7:00 pm at the Puget Sound
For more information about access to
December 18: Larry and Maxine Bailey
Yacht Club, 2321 N Northlake Way,
Cypress Island, contact Candace Johnson
will present “The First 14-½ Years of
Seattle. Call (206) 937-7454, visit:
at
candace.johnson@dnr.wa.gov or
www.nwmultihull.org
Retirement - Cruising the World”.
(360) 854-2803.
January 1-3: New Year’s Raft-up, TBA
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