It’s Electric!
House mechanic Dan Ginther removes the old tankage
Committee won’t be needing these buckets of piping anymore
The Elco EP-40 awaiting the final installation
The final install […]
Shipwrights 2008 – A Flash From the Past
My First Race
By Karen Sullivan
By Karen Sullivan
Published in 48 North, March 2008
I’ve always been a cruiser and haven’t gone in much for racing because it always seems so intense and competitive, sort […]
A Mark Rounding Gone Bad
Twelve Thunderbirds showed up Wednesday July 8th, a sunny evening with a steady breeze, to join the joy and exhilaration of one design racing on Port Townsend Bay. Is there […]
Three Modes of Sailing in Port Townsend
by Roland Nikles
Cruising
We will not speak of motoring from Point Wilson, past Partridge Bank, to the San Juan Channel in order to arrive at our destination in five […]
PT Leader Working Waterfront Insert A Little Confused
On pages 7 and 8 of the Working Waterfront insert to the Port Townsend Leader of 4/24/2018 there was a mixup regarding the races run by the Port Townsend Sailing […]
On a Mission to Maximize Participation!
Maybe in 40 – 50 years there will be enough of these, cheap enough, to replace the Thunderbird. And enough local sailors to crew them.
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Railmeat To The Max
It would take our whole membership to sail this boat.
And we would probably need a bigger bay.
Documentary of Alula’s 2016 R2AK
This inspiring documentary can be found here. It runs about 20 min. This should get you all fired up planning for next year’s race! The law of averages […]
Interesting Videos
For your entertainment, if you go to this site you will find articles about an Orcas Island wind artist and also Commanche’s new monohull Atlantic crossing record. The […]