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’25 Fall Races 4&5

Four boats today, and a cold front moving in meant increasing / gusty conditions. I decided today shortly after the first race started to attempt to fly my asymmetrical spinnaker for the first time ever which went as well as you can imagine. I did get it deployed, and doused without breaking anything at least 🙂

I continue to try to figure out the new boat holding up the rear of the group 🙂

’25 Fall Race 3

A whirlwind in the forecast leading up to the race, but unfortunately not much of that wind made it to Sunday’s start. Four BLSA boats started between 4-5 buy at Hanna Creek no wake, and raced to the first Kent’s Buoy and back. “Wind” had most on a broad reach all the way to the rounding point, then close hauled on the way back. Not a lot of wind and not a lot of tacking.

On the bright side, it was overcast and much cooler than forecast during the race.

Slide into Summer July Social

Welcome to this months social/cookout page. An update to the email sent, the social will be a 6pm and either at Kents picnic area

This month is Sliders brought to you by Bill, Patty, Nicole and Andy.

We’re asking that those planning to attend RSVP via the below form and add to the food available. by letting everyone know what you’re going to bring. There should be a list of attendees and what is bring brought at the top followed by the google form below.

We would like a mix of deserts and side dishes if possible!

’25 Spring Race 5

Good morning,

This last weekend’s races just had 3 boats, Isabel, Eclipse, and a new old entry (Allegro). I purchased Allegro, Shawns Beneteau First 265 last weekend therefore the boat and handicap change!

Today’s wind was decent, but also variable through the buoy to buoy (Hanna to bridge) race. I picked the wrong side of the lake to return on and fell behind quite a bit, but the handicap helped me claw back a spot 🙂

’25 Spring Race 4

Today was quite gusty and plenty of wind out of the north west. Without a committee boat we did a ‘no wake’ buoy to ‘no wake’ buoy race from the entrance of the northern ‘no wake’ (between buoy 3-4) to the bridge buoys and back. One of use was seriously outmatched on the down wind sail to the bride watching the other two boats and their spinnakers cruise away (I was the one outmatched :). )

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