Almost-spring cruise, South Puget Sound

Details to be firmed up, and posted in TSCA calendar. Basically an opportunity to celebrate the almost-arrival of warmer weather. With due apprehension for the tradition of avoiding the commencement of a voyage on a Friday, with specific import traditionally given to a Friday that falls on the 13th; we will launch at high tide at the ramp next to the Harstine Island bridge.

Tim Spofford's "Inochi's": Anacortes to Orcas Island trip (Sept. 2001)

Tim Spofford, Skipper, & Steve Spofford, Crew

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Date: Mon, 17 Sep 2001 20:58:44 -0700

Tom and Valerie's "Windsong" P19 #352: San Juan and Canadian Gulf Islands, August 1998

Valerie and I just returned yesterday from a 6-day, 121 mile adventure aboard our P19, Windsong #352. This is the short version of the story. (it's still long - sorry)

Bree and Doug Reynald's "Peeper" P19: First Sail of 2002, April 6th

Lake Pend Orielle, isn't it beautiful, like sailing in a fjord. There were a couple of other sailors out that day. On Saturday when we launched and moored the boat, there was a sailing race (first of the season).

Ken Preston's "Gaviota" P19 #204: Puget Sound, July 2002

(This content was imported from the old 2003 NW Potters website.)

From John Purdy: Northwest Potters Bellingham Sail, April 26-28, 2002

Bellingham was a great place to sail. Those who made it were Jim and Tami Ferguson in Esmerelda, myself, John Purdy in Wild Goose, and Tony and Ann Amort with their family in a shakedown cruise of their soon to be renamed 19.

NW Potters and NW Trailer-Sailors

Keeping Northwest Trailer-Sailors Connected