Our youngest crew member learns the ropes during the Labour Day 2009 cruise.
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The purest expression of joy is a Happy Puppy
And nothing that beats simply messing around in boatsHere our bowman is on the lookout for port tackers as we tool around in the starting area between races at CORK 2009. Wind is about 20 knots with stronger puffs. We are flying our new Code 2 here 🙂 This was our first major regatta for the boat, and we finished 2nd in class, improving from race to race.
Learn MoreHere Happy Puppy leads the well-sailed Road Trip downwind during the CORK 2011 series. We managed to beat them 2 out of 6 races, giving us an objective for next year. Beautiful conditions persisted for the first two days of the regatta with 8-14 knots out of the Southwest. Day 3 ultimately was cancelled with the arrival of Irene with 30-35 knots giving us a fast and...
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