Memorial Day/Evening Pics

Ok, lets see your best, This was taken by Jay Blackwell of Fleet 48 New Mexico



Here is a link to some others.

Hobie Fleet 48 Memorial Day Pirate Run

Team Scratch-N-Sniff

I see a pot o' gold! Jake and JW are gaurding it!

Everyone's after me lucky charms...

And you wonder why you spend so much time under the bus.

Because I don't have to duck?

John, sweetheart I was talking to Dave, as I told Tad, it's not always about you. And send me that NOR please, I have work to do, I looked I don't have it.

wait a doggone minute....what type of sail is that on your Mystere?

ummm white? lol.

with the exception of the Mystere 5.0 in the top picture, almost all us "regulars" use Tornado racing sails that we get second hand from Robbie Daniels.

The pro's use them for 1 race (or practice) and then we get them (for 1/2 price of new).... they are amazing. The 6.0's don't need to modify them but us 5.5's need to take off a foot...

I think this trend may be over since i think Robbie is no longer racing T's anymore (esp now that they seem out of the Olympics)

Dennis and I going out to sea with Pete and James Melvin...
Great weekend on the new boat...
127 boats for the weekend regatta!

Nice pics John

boy, that Maine lobster must have been really lost to find its way to the beach in Dunedin... It's good that you put him out of his misery in that pot!

Yes he seemed lost (as did his 6 other friends). He was 2.75 lbs!!!!

Andrew, any chance of there being other T sails with little use?

I have to ask, what type of dinghies/mono's are the ones the kids are racing on? That looks interesting....


Mike

Andrew you should put up some of the sunset pic's.

Hobies and Nacras can still be friends

Tybee 500. Courtesy of Meredith Block and Sailing Anarchy.

Is it just me?????? I'm having a tough time figuring this picture out......what is the extra material flying between the main and the spin (yes, I know there is a jib there too).

that is the jib. Is it not supposed to look like that?

Actually the pig tail at the top of the jib busted about 8 miles out from Tybee.