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Watch Log Canoe Races Aboard Winnie Estelle
https://chestertownspy.org/2021/04/22/watch-log-canoe-races-aboard-winnie-estelle-2/
These iconic Chesapeake Bay sailing log canoes only race along the Chester, Miles, Choptank, and Tred Avon rivers on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. With long masts and large sails, these boats keep upright as they accelerate to speeds of 10 knots or more, thanks to crew members climbing to the ends of 15-foot boards that hang off the side of the ...
Log Canoe Journal: The Chester River Regatta
https://chestertownspy.org/2011/07/18/log-canoe-journal-the-chester-river-regatta/
Most of the crew was there so we raised the foremast and made ready to tow out to the race with Mystery’s tender Polite. Franny and Dennis built Polite from pine strips, double hulled and filled with Styrofoam. She is flat bottomed with low freeboard to be able to service the canoe either upright or not.
Log Canoe Journal: The 4th of July Races - Chestertown Spy
https://chestertownspy.org/2011/07/01/log-canoe-journal-the-4th-of-july-races/
I was fortunate to be able to sail with the Log Canoe ‘Mystery’ skippered by Mitchell Grieb and the owner Francis Schauber this past weekend. The ‘Mystery’ was built in 1932 in Oxford, MD by John Sinclair, and is one of the largest of the Log Canoes, a breed of work boats unique to the Chesapeake Bay, surviving as racing craft and ...
Chesapeake Bay Log canoe Racing
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There is a $40.00 entrance fee . 3. Racing Rules: The regatta will be governed by; The Racing Rules of Sailing 2021 - 2024, the rules of the Chesapeake Bay Sailing Log Canoe Association, except as modified by the. Sailing Instructions, Notice of Race or delineated by the Race Committee. Changes made.
Log Canoe Racing » Shore Update
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CBMM publishes Tradition, Speed and Grace: Chesapeake Bay Sailing Log Canoes this May. The thrill of log canoe racing—four to 18 people in choreographed motion, balancing the strain on the rig, calling out puffs and lifts, eyeing the competition, sailing low on the water with enough horsepower to exceed theoretical hull speed in optimum conditions—is an experience seldom …
Race Schedule — Chesapeake Bay Log canoe Racing
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Chesapeake Bay Log canoe Racing Blog-Canoe; Race Schedule; Race Sheets; Rules & Bylaws; High Point; Race Series Results
Log Canoe Journal: The St. Michaels Races
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Log Canoe Journal: The St. Michaels Races August 18, 2011 by Sultana Projects The trophies for the Log canoe races on the last weekend of July in St. Michaels, MD have enough silver in them that would no doubt fill every needy tooth in three counties, and we were ready for our share of the booty.
Sailing Log Canoe Flying Cloud Re ... - Chestertown Spy
https://chestertownspy.org/2020/11/08/sailing-log-canoe-flying-cloudre-launched-after-restoration/
The Chesapeake Bay sailing log canoe Flying Cloud was re-christened and re-launched on Sat., Oct. 17 after two years of planning and restoration completed at Campbell’s Boatyards in Oxford, Md. The nonprofit Flying Cloud Log Canoe Preservation Trust, Ltd. hosted the reception and led the fundraising efforts needed for the critical work required to return...
Tradition, Speed and Grace: The Log Canoes of John C. North II
https://chestertownspy.org/2018/12/20/tradition-speed-and-grace-the-log-canoes-of-john-c-north-ii/
The Spy jumped at the chance to talk to Judge North on this remarkable project. In his interview, which is also essential oral history, we focus on the four log canoes that are a special part of the North Family; Island Bird, Island Blossom, Jay Dee, and Persistence. This video is approximately twenty-two minutes in length.
Restoration of Log Canoe Flying Cloud Wraps Up
https://chestertownspy.org/2020/07/15/restoration-of-log-canoe-flying-cloud-wraps-up/
The 1932 sailing log canoe Flying Cloud’s restoration is nearing a close, despite the COVID-19 pandemic halting work at Campbell’s Boatyards in Oxford, Md. over the spring months.. The completion comes after the new Flying Cloud Log Canoe Preservation Trust met a $75,000 challenge grant from the Paul B. Prager family of St. Michaels, Md. this past December by …
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