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Cave Run Sailing Association

Free Race Clinic May 18-20

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Race Clinic Itinerary

(To be Modified as necessary due to weather or interest)
May 18-20
Boat Gunnel

The race clinic is open to any CRSA member, free of charge. And anyone can come to the dinner Saturday night, if they want - just let us know so we have enough food!  RSVP for any part of the clinic to Rear Commodore, Chris Bollinger.

Friday Evening:

Camping at Boat Gunnel (first right after Marina on 801 S from Highway).  There are a number of campsites and places for limited trailers.   Come One - Come all!

Saturday Morning:

8AM   Light Breakfast Provided by CRSA

9AM  On Land Discussion:   Basic Rules and Starting Rules, Sailing the first leg.

10AM  On the Water, Practice Races  (Short course, up and back).

Noon - Lunch at Boat Gunnel  Provided by CRSA Sandwiches and Drinks, some chips.

1PM  On Land discussion: Basic Tactics, Boat Speed, Trim and Mark Roundings.

2PM On the Water:  Windward-Leeward Course Practice Races.

5PM On Land, Wrap up for the Day.

6PM  Dinner Provided by CRSA:  Hot Dogs and non-alcoholic Drinks,  Please Bring a Side Dish to share!

Evening:  Sailing talk and Camping at Boat Gunnel for any interested.

Last Updated on Monday, 14 May 2012 19:20
 

Apostles Islands Cruise July 2 - 5

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The CRSA is planning a summer cruising trip to the Apostles Islands, in Lake Superior off the coast of Wisconsin. This is a beautiful national park comprised of 22 islands, with hiking, historical sights, sea caves, and of course, fabulous sailing! Shore life can be found in the cool, little town of Bayfield, WI.

Currently we have a 36’ boat, 3-cabin, 1-head boat chartered. The schedule is: Arrive in Bayfield the evening of Sunday, July 1, sleep on board. Sail July 2-5. Return to Bayfield evening of Thursday, July 5. Sleep on boat. Depart morning of July 6.

We need additional crew for the charter boat. The cost of the charter per person will be $750 (4 people) to $450 (7 people) plus $100 for food, fuel, dock fees, etc. THE DEADLINE IS FAST APPROACHING and we need deposit money now.

Other CRSA members will be trailering their own boats.

Please let us know if you would like to join us!

Thanks,

Valerie and Ben Askren

 

Website Updates

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As we try and continually improve our website, I'd like to point out a few of the new features to you!

We now have discussion boards!  Currently, the only link to the discussions is on the upper right side of the page under the Links section.  We're just testing out the functionality for now, but eventually, once members start posting more and have some discussions going, we'll add links in appropriate locations throughout the site.  Only registered members are allowed to post for now, but eventually we can open up the security to allow guests to submit a post for review (for things like classified ads and crew list).  Suggestions are welcome -- if you think of other categories you'd like to be able to post to,  let me know!

Our Regattas page has up to date Notice of Race and Sailing Instructions posted for our 2012 regattas.

A recap of some Spring 2012 Sailing Classes can be found in the Class Experiences tab.

Members, don't forget -- you can access our Member Directory and Crew List, as well as Board Updates by logging in!

Julie Mitchell
CRSA Webmaster

Last Updated on Thursday, 03 May 2012 05:44
 

Summer Cruise Openings: May 25-28 and week of July 4

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There are still opportunities to join our upcoming summer cruises!

We now have an open cabin, double occupancy, for the Chesapeake Bay cruise due to an accidental injury. This cruise is over Memorial Day weekend.

Also, we have room for 4 additional sailors for the Apostle Islands Cruise during the 4th of July week.

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Last Updated on Friday, 04 May 2012 04:35
 

Youth Sailing

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Ahoy young maties! Introduce your child to the thrills of sailing in the CRSA Youth Sailing Program

Who:

  • Children between the ages of 7 and 14 years
  • Children under the age of 7 that is accompanied with an adult at all times.

What: Learn the basics of sailing including water safety, boat anatomy, rigging, knots, points of sail, and boat maintenance. Small sailboats specifically designed for teaching youth sailing will be used. We like to have fun!

Last Updated on Wednesday, 02 May 2012 05:02 Read more...
 
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