Conquest Beach is always a little disturbing after everyone leaves... it's just a little TOO quiet. It takes a while to decompress and return to non-regatta schedule.

To return to CRYC: http://www.cryc.org/about.rml

Gallery pages: < 1 2 3 4 5 6 > >>

< Prev 35 of 104 Next >

> Pretty Catboats rafted up off Conquest Beach, 2004 Annual Regatta. Most of the boats sailed over from Rock Hall the night before the regatta.

> Annual Regatta at Conquest Beach 2004.

> The floating dock and lifeguard stand at Conquest Beach circa 2004. The lifeguard stand is gone now. Every parent of a CRYC child can remember watching their child nervously climb and play on the tower as a right of passage for CRYC youth. They all survived without a single fall. The other right of passage was exploring the "lagoon" down the beach from Conquest.

> Conquest Beach is always a little disturbing after everyone leaves... it's just a little TOO quiet. It takes a while to decompress and return to non-regatta schedule.

> The first time Sandy and I ever sailed against Peter Tasi (right) on the Corsica, we t-boned each other (our fault)... you would think that would end any possible relationship - but he has become one of our many SSA friends.

> I love this picture... the juxtiposition of the conservative floppy hatted skipper on the left and the rather cutting edge dude/crew on the right makes me smile.

> Andy Wood and his charming sister Cindy Huffacker make a very competitive crew in the Comet fleet.

> Sandy Downes and daughter Kate crewing together, 2006.

> We love the Penguin crowd that comes every year for the Annual Regatta.

> 2005 Annual Regatta... it blew like stink.

Conquest Beach is always a little disturbing after everyone leaves... it's just a little TOO quiet. It takes a while to decompress and return to non-regatta schedule.

Other sizes: S • Medium • L |

Gallery pages: < 1 2 3 4 5 6 > >>

< Prev 35 of 104 Next >