Quick Poll: Where you sail

[Guest]

In the bays of the Swan River between Fremantle and Perth, Western Australia. I live 5 minutes from one of the easiest to use public launching ramps on the river. The most common wind directions allow me to reach out and back to a sandy little beach next to the ramp.

[esterhazyinoz]

No Longer a guest, I'm registered and here's a photo to go with the above post, launching on the Swan River in Western Australia.

[mikeyroberts]

Hi esterinoz,

I also sail in the bays of the Swan (on my Hartley TS16). I mainly launch from Crawley because that is the easiest ramp for me to get to. I might get brave enough to head out to the ocean, but will need to get an outboard so I can get out through the marina at Hillarys or Ocean Reef.



Its nice to know there is another SCA fan in my neck of the woods.

Mike

[CaptDon]

Home Port: Mission Bay Yacht Club. We enjoy sailing our Catalina-22 MK-II wing keel at Mission Bay, San Diego Bay, and off the Southern California coast.

See you at the Havasu Pocket Cruiser Convention!

Don and Debbie
s/v "Y-Knot?"

[johnmcneely]

Inland lakes along the Front Range of the Rockies. Home Port: Aurora Reservoir. Also sail Lake Pueblo, Cheery Creek Lake, 11-Mile Reservoir, Blue Mesa, John Martin reservoir, Barr Lake. Active with the Rocky Mountain Pocket Cruisers Association http://rmpa.info

John McNeely
Tucker's Pride
West Wight Potter -15,
Hull #2539

[Pacman]

Sarasota Bay, Gulf of Mexico
Com-Pac 16

[brinydeep]

We keep a sea pearl 28 at Dillon Res, 9000 feet up in Colorado and spring-fall when it is too cold up there, trailer little sister, a sea pearl 21 to Aurora res. I'll keep my eye out for a little potter there!