(Revised May 9, 2004)

Fantastic conditions for the IC Nationals in Hyannis. Back after a lengthy delay, with pictures from the final day of racing, Spring 9. Notice a schedule change for March 6 & 7. Practice and tuning on Saturday; fleet racing as part of spring series on Sunday. Be there! Finally! February 29th found us back on the water for Spring 6. Folks took a break from frustration and headed north for some ski action. Spring 5 saw 8 bods on the line for fleet bowling. Breaking news & photos from the IC midwinters in Annapolis. Patriots 32, Panthers 29. Plus Spring 3 hockey action. With three fleets on the line, Spring 2 saw some exciting action. Oddly enough, Fall 8 and Spring 1 looked much alike, except for the rotten hockey conditions. Read up on Great Hut Escape II. The day for Fall 8 came and the Race Committee played hookey. Oops, no! Correction: the Race Committee played hockey. Fall 7 was held in weather more appropriate to November than to January. Eleven ICs came for the party but first did the racing. The Broo Bowl was held in gorgeous sunny weather with terrific winds. Five boats came for one heck of a good day of sailing. Fall 6 was held in truly gorgeous fall-like conditions. We needed (deserved?) a breather like this! December 21. Ten boats arrived, ready to really sail. Good racing for Fall 5. December 14. Four boats gave it the ol' Cottage try, hauling down to Duxbury for an afternoon of, umm, frostbiting as Part I of the Mass Bay Regatta. December 7th, 8th: no sailing; no bowling; lots of shoveling during and after badly timed nor'easter. Food Pantry Regatta on Sunday December 7th. Bring a big bag of non-perishable food as your entry fee. Scored as Fall 4. Dues were due. Hope you contacted Andy by December 1st. No word of bowling on Saturday but on Sunday Nov 30, the turkeys Bowled while the wind howled. November 23 gave us another gentle day of racing for Fall 2. Note: right after urging you to check the schedule, the schedule changed again -- the Mass Bay Part I is on Dec 14th in Duxbury (not the 7th) because high tides on the 14th give them a bay full of water for the racing. Is this finally the final word? Maybe, but "It's not over until it's over". November 16th. Extraordinary day, with lovely air, zephyrs, and team racing on tap. Fall 1 serves up a great day on the water. Cold, yes, but that's what we're all about. Great racing and an unusual outcome. Season lurches off to a start with the Christian Becker Trophy. Mild but fickle weather, good racing. Check out the schedule and remember to sign up for RC and munchie patrol

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