Wow, what a gorgeous day it turned out to be. The AM was blowing somewhere between 15 and 20 knotts, and with the tide there was a lot of chop and a small craft advisories out. By 2 PM the wind calmed down and so did the chop. It turned out to be a perfect day (in the 80's, no humidity and good wind) for a regatta. It was drop dead gorgeous!

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> Comet Internationals at Miles River Yacht Club photo

> Stoney Duffey and crew, the picture of concentration.

> Wick Dudley beating (I think) Dick Harmon to the mark.

> Wow, what a gorgeous day it turned out to be. The AM was blowing somewhere between 15 and 20 knotts, and with the tide there was a lot of chop and a small craft advisories out. By 2 PM the wind calmed down and so did the chop. It turned out to be a perfect day (in the 80's, no humidity and good wind) for a regatta. It was drop dead gorgeous!

> Wick and his son Wick Dudley rounding the mark and meeting oncoming traffic. That's Elliott Oldack of SSA in the blue boat.

Wow, what a gorgeous day it turned out to be. The AM was blowing somewhere between 15 and 20 knotts, and with the tide there was a lot of chop and a small craft advisories out. By 2 PM the wind calmed down and so did the chop. It turned out to be a perfect day (in the 80's, no humidity and good wind) for a regatta. It was drop dead gorgeous!

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