Lowtide


and they brought along with their crew, some great music. Lake Union was filled with scantily-


clad, thirsty sailors all coming within inches of the island, hoping to catch a sip of our latest elixir from Hales Ales. At times the boats were three and


four deep sailing by the island. Attending the party were all the usual suspects,


such as Scat (thank you very much for the rum!), Absolutely, Shoot the Moon, Tipsy Gypsy, Tantivy and Shogun, as well as some fun, new friends. We'd like to thank the Duck Dodge


Committee and all the racers for allowing us to be part of this event, as well as to John Thornquist, Jose David, George Williams and Don Bulkley for towing our


island out into the lake and back - and Kyle from the Center for Wooden Boats for also helping with the maneuvering of our tropical abode. Don't forget the last Duck Dodge is


Committee Re-appreciation Night, and the Rum Run will be on October 30, off Shilshole Bay.


photos by Karen Higginson


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Congratulations to Shoot the Moon - 1st in class P3 Absolutely - 2nd in class P2


Whidbey Island Race Week 2010 Thanks for choosing Ballard Sails.


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