With the threat of Hurricane Irene looming over the Bay, the Duck Boat Worlds sailed on in an abbreviated form. Morning races only, however, I am very pleased to report that the entry prepared by Marie Darling and I finished the truncated event in 3rd, 5th, and 17th place respectively. Our Skipper Tyler represented himself, Marie and I and the Friends Of Belmar Harbor with distinction. Our hats are off to Tyler! Way to go Tyler, bragging rights are yours, you kicked
butt.
We also, because of our efforts to prepare and maintain this boat is good sailing condition, earned a 1000.00 charitable donation for the Friends Of Belmar Bay. This donation is generously provided by The Duck Boat Foundation, sponsored by Peter Kellogg.
THIS JUST IN, OUR SKIPPER FINISHED 6TH OUT OF 72 BOATS OVERALL!!!!!!
We have many pictures for your perusal and enjoyment. Click on any picture for a close up view.
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Getting ready to launch |
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Night before |
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Final preparations |
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Russ and Speedwell |
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Aahhh, the lift is free |
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Let's go, launch already |
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The Lineup |
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Our entry and our Skipper Tyler, Rt |
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Quack Mire |
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Marie Darling Co-volunteer and our Skipper Tyler |
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Fibre Glass version |
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Peter Kellogg, the reason why this series is so successful and long lived and Marie Darling |
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Hill 13 our entry heading out |
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No worries!!!! 3rd, 5th, and 17th.
17, what the F@#$ |
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Boat after boat headed to the start |
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A Hybrid? Russ and his Sprit Sail rig |
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Telephoto view |
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Quack Mire and Tyler from afar |
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There's Russ again |
72 boats. One day a year. Classic. Thanks, Charley!
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ReplyDeletexxl short only. Got you one. I will tell you some time what I went through to get that. No worries!
Great pics. Congratulations on the outcome.
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