June 17, 2016
John Armstrong from Canadian Yachting along with Mickey Baratz and John Kozak at the Port Credit Yacht Club’s annual Sail Past
CY’s John Armstrong and Greg Nicoll representing early in June at the Port Credit Spring Boat Show
Jeff Dixon of Gordon Bay Marine at the Port Credit Spring In Water Boat Show on a Boston Whaler 250 Outeage
This story about Richard Reid in the Star is startling. Toronto area sailor, Richard is a champion in B36.7, also sails Farr boats, has has helmed a J/80 and more.
Boat names and puns go together like …. Well, like nothing else. Here’s a couple shared by our pal Patrick from Oakville ON.
It was a trip 2 or 3 years ago, and all 4 boats traveled up to the Killarney area in a flotilla–Sea’chelle, Unwinder, Gillian, and After Sailin’. Perfect weather and beautiful scenery, which some of the group had never seen. Five of us climbed up to the very top of that ridge above Covered Portage. You can just see my shoe in the foreground.
Hi John, Great issue. I’ve got Spring Fever too, going over to pat my 1968 Shark24 every week.
Jan 25, 2024 Our Photo of the Week was inspired by the newsletter from Tim Finckle and our friends at RCR Yachts. “Beneteau turns 140 years old, truly an amazing accomplishment when it comes to enterprises of any type. The shot above comes from one of their factories in the early 70’s. You don’t last…
This quayside shot came in from Dartmouth Yacht Club (DYC) taken at the Pirates of Halifax Harbour event last month.
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I’m a boater – I always take friends and visitors to Frind when we’re on the boat.
Frind Winery is the perfect place for boaters to go for lunch or dinner in the Kelowna area. You can tie up on the dock or beach your pontoon on the spacious beach.
Frind has an Italian style brick pizza oven for gourmet pizzas and a great selection of other menu items. You can eat on the patio, at a picnic table, on the beach, or on the lawn. You can also get your order to go and enjoy your meal out on the lake.
