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Please share your favorite photos of the 2013 season! For those of us whose boats are wrapped up for the next six months; we need the memories and the promise of things to come!


Reservoir Baskatong, Quebec, August 2013. Honda BF50A @ 5800 RPM: 17mph water-speed.

A Trip to Mona Island So Nice

Heading out/in/lost around Michigan City, IN

Returning home to the Mother ship @ sunset...

Gosh, it's gonna be a Long winter

Gazmn wrote: Returning home to the Mother ship @ sunset...

Wow that really is the mother ship. Can you even sit down in the cockpit? I had to zoom in to see if there was really a Mac under there!

Sunset at North Haven Island...


Waiting for the Schooner Race to start, Isleboro...


With North East Trailer Sailors club at Tashmoo...

This pic should do but its the pic the admiral wouldn't let me take that brings me a smile whenever I think of it.....GPS and knotmeter both reading 6.4kts under sail(she said its just bragging. and she's right)

Very nice photos so far. Here is one that the admiral would shoot me for, but I am only posting it since it addresses another thread on how bimini's can be rigged for sailing. There is another piece that zips in the gap to entirely enclose the cockpit when not sailing. Have to zoom in a bit to see.


Shown here under sail:


Both taken on Reservoir Baskatong last August.

Fossil Bay, Sucia Island - San Juans, Macgregor Yacht Club of BC Raft up.

Valerie Parson, of St. John, took the winning photograph in the South Shore CVA's Summer Fun Along the South Shore photograph contest at sunset at the south end of Lake Michigan.



http://www.nwitimes.com/news/local/lake ... d90dc.html

I love seeing all your beautiful sunny photos on perfect white beaches, but here on the Southern Canadian Pacific shores sometimes in the spring we have to take what we can get, and that means a little liquid sunshine now and again … but life is what we make it, and fun is a state of mind

My favorite pic of the summer. Early calm sunny morning on the Ottawa river. The wind picked up shortly after for a great day of sailing. It doesn't get any better!

Wind Chime wrote:I love seeing all your beautiful sunny photos on perfect white beaches, but here on the Southern Canadian Pacific shores sometimes in the spring we have to take what we can get, and that means a little liquid sunshine now and again … but life is what we make it, and fun is a state of mind

Hey Ho, this is about as close as we get to Bikini's on the upper deck too.....

In the lee of Bove Island, Windy Arm, Yukon

Hey Wind Chime, the white sand beach in my pic is on Third Sister Isand in front of Ganges taken the weekend of the MYBC Rendezvous.... although I know you knew that. I just don't want everyone to think we Canucks have all converted our Macs to Icebreakers and wear lumberjack shirts and fur hats while sailing in July...except Bob cause I'm sure he must LOL