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> Sandy Downes' Comet on the Corsica the first year of Series Racing at Ship Point. Probably 2003.

> This Penguin photographed at the 2004 Annual Regatta @ Conquest, says it all. A pristine wood boat lovingly maintained by its owner; but it's regatta-time and everyone is tired, happy, and too kicked back to pick up... just yet.

> CRYC Memorable Shots, All Years photo

> Annual Regatta at Conquest Beach circa 2003/4.

> Sunset Saturday night, 2006 Annual Regatta at Conquest. The boats anchored out are the Magothy River fleet, which raced over from Annapolis.

> Comet North Americans, 2005. Saturday the remnants of Hurricane Dennis came through Maryland. Throughout the races we heard ominous rumblings from Chestertown. The threat of severe thunderstorms was real, and the weather forced the Comets to shore.

> Annual Regatta 2005, Chester River off Conquest.

> 2005 Junior Regatta. Chris Karmosky gives instructions to Green fleet. "Go that way."

> All the mothers heave a collective sigh of relief as the little ones finally get rigged and into the water. Time to enjoy the peace and quiet.

> Lunch time and everyone is back on shore for lunch. Notice the kids perched on the lifeguard stand, which is now gone. Learning how to scale this platform was a right of passage for many CRYC youth when they were very small. I must admit, I was sad to see it go. Although a cautious mother, Conquest Beach and this lifeguard stand represented to me the kind of freedom I had when I was a young child - to explore, to take chances, to become more competent, beyond the gaze of our parent's eyes.

> Optis getting ready to start, Junior Regatta.

> CRYC Memorable Shots, All Years photo

> CRYC Memorable Shots, All Years photo

> CRYC Memorable Shots, All Years photo

All the mothers heave a collective sigh of relief as the little ones finally get rigged and into the water. Time to enjoy the peace and quiet.

> All the mothers heave a collective sigh of relief as the little ones finally get rigged and into the water. Time to enjoy the peace and quiet.

All the mothers heave a collective sigh of relief as the little ones finally get rigged and into the water. Time to enjoy the peace and quiet.

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