Re: cruising the chesapeake

Doubt that we'll make the Chesapeake this summer. However, If you're in Belhaven are you a member of the Pamlico Sailing Club? I sailed there last year in the Dog Days Regatta on an Ensign (crewing) and have done the Hobie regatta at PCS Phosphate rec. center. If it gets too cold for you up nawth, come on down to the Neuse and join us in Oriental Dinghy Club events. Follow the links on http://www.sculpturesbyclaire.com

Live slow, sail fast!

Mick

Juan Mo' Time

Oriental, NC

P.S. We came in second in the Whortonsville Yacht and Tractor Club's Summer Solstice Sailabration. A pursuit start, going off 8th 18 minutes after the first boat. Darrell B. MoretoCome. Next up, the Croakerfest 7/7/01.

Will keep you guys posted.

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From: Richard Vogel

To: sanjuan23@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Sent: Saturday, June 30, 2001 4:50 PM

Subject: Re: cruising the chesapeake

Glad you like the area so much...my SJ is on LaTrippe Creek, off of the Choptank across from Cambridge...I love the area...hope to see you on the water this Summer...Dick
Mick & Claire Roberts wrote:
Best bet ... get a cruising guide to the Chesapeake. My favorite spots: St Michaels on the Miles River off Eastern Bay, Cambridge and Oxford on the Choptank, Trappe River, Wye River, South and West Rivers, Smith and Tangier Island, Tighlman Island, Solomon Island and a zillion coves and gunkholes. Have super fun! Live slow, sail fast!
Mick
Sculptures, etc. by Claire

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From: Paul Bailey

To: sanjuan23@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2001 3:21 PM

Subject: cruising the chesapeake
I hope to take a two month cruise in July & August 2002 up the ICW into the Chesapeake Bay. Any items of interest or advice from anyone that has sailed the Chesapeake in a San Juan 23 will be appreciated.