Séminaire gratuit sur les croisières dans le chenal nord (North Channel)

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10 janvier, 2023

Organisé par l’escadrille Goderich Power and Sail Squadron

Lundi le 23 janvier 2023 à 19:00 via Zoom

Présenté par David Bannister

Assistez à une représentation appropriée de notre magnifique chenal nord du lac Huron, ainsi que quelques réflexions sur la façon de s’y rendre et de naviguer en toute sécurité.

Inscrivez-vous auprès de :
Dean Nisbett : drnisbett81@gmail.com
Carolyn Wood : drcjwood@gmail.com

David a également fourni la photo de la couverture du livre PORTS – Lake Huron, North Channel and Georgian Bay. Les membres des CPS-ECP bénéficient d’une réduction de 10 % et de la livraison gratuite des guides PORTS. Visitez le site des membres (connexion requise) pour obtenir des détails sur la façon de commander.

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