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Page 6 View from Windigo Dock towards Beaver Island Isle Royale National Park Michigan

Photo by Sam Huonder

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Since Jim and I got our first boat onLake Superior in 2004 we have

talked about sailing to Isle Royale IsleRoyale is a US National Park in the stateof Michigan and is the largest island onLake Superior at 45 miles long and 9miles wide Isle Royale is surrounded byhundreds of islands isles bays and har-bors While Jim and I have completedshorter passages of 60 miles or so IsleRoyale at around 120 miles from ourhome cruising grounds remains to beconquered and by August of 2008 wewere ready We joined up with two otherboats from our marina and made ourpreparations On August 14 we wereready Emmanuel our 1995 HunterLegend 405 was full of provisions waterand fuel After a short skippers meetingon Saturday with the crew and skippers ofZaBreNa and Montebelau at the PikesBay Clubhouse and a top off at the fueldock we were on our way It was 1030 inthe morning and the sky was clear and thebreeze nonexistent As we exited PikesBay our home port Jim throttled up toabout 2800 rpm a comfortable cruisingspeed for Emmanuel and we all settledback to enjoy the ride By 230 pm wehad cleared Outer Island and were rapid-ly leaving the Apostle Islands and ourflotilla behind The day was still sunnyand warm and we were all comfortable inshorts and t-shirts Our crew Ray andJolene Boyd had sailed with us before butnot on Emmanuel so we spent some timemaking sure they knew were importantthings were like the safety gear thruhulls flashlights and my cinnamonbabka It was around this time that Raypresented me with a present he hadbought for me My very own head lamp

One of the best seats on Emmanuelis the bow pulpit seat Late in the after-noon I was comfortably ensconced therewhile we continued under power througha perfectly calm lake Off in the distanceI could see a freighter in the shippinglane heading to the Upper PeninsulaLooking ahead I could not see any shore

line and looking behind the ApostleIslands had disappeared and I realizedthat now I was committed For just amoment I quailed at the prospect of con-tinuing I am at best a reluctant adventur-er and I wasnt sure I was up to the chal-lenge A burst of laughter from the cock-pit and I turned to see Ray Jim andJolene smiling happily and I felt com-forted I turned back to the lake andwatched its placid face as the distanceslid by Emmanuels hull The bow wakechuckled happily to itself but I knew bet-ter than to let myself be lulled by itsbanality The Lake is a lady of manymoods and I knew this wouldnt last

By early evening the crew is gettinghungry so I got busy in the galley andwithin a short while everyone is tuckinginto steaming bowls of my homemadebeef stew By 800 pm dusk isapproaching and we get set to watch afabulous sunset and are not disappoint-ed It is clear to us all by this time thatwe are going to be making landfall inthe dark since we hugely underestimat-ed our speed under motor By 900 pmwe are less than 20 miles from the

entrance to Grace Harbor and we dis-cuss our options We could alter courseand head north to Rock Harbor but thatway we miss rendezvousing with the

Destination Isle Royaleby Sam Huonder

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View from Windigo Dock towards Beaver Island at Isle Royale National Park

flotilla We could stand off until firstlight but that means a minimum of 5hours close to a rocky shore While weknow its risky we elect to make ourentrance in the dark

By 1000 pm we are under sailbecause the wind has now cranked upover 15 knots and the seas haveincreased We are broad reaching towardIsle Royale and the Rock of Ages Lightis clearly visible Since we have such ashort distance to go we are not standingwatches and everyone is in the cockpitwith lifejackets harnesses and tethers onI am sitting on the windward rail andmarveling at what its like to be crossingthis lake at night While Jim and I sailedquite often at night on White Bear Lakeand we have on occasion returned to themarina late after being out in the islandsall day this is different We are luckyenough to have a full moon and it hangsthere just above the horizon large andotherworldly looking It lights a broadpath on the dark rushing lake Thewaves build and I can hear them before Isee them The waves hit Emmanuel on

her stern quarter then hissing slide downher hull their white foamy tops clearlyvisible in the moonlight passing justbelow the gunwales I turn to glance atthe rest of the crew Rays face is lit by

the electronic glow of the chartplotterwhile he and Jim are telling each otherstories and Jolene dozes in the compan-ionway with her head wedged againstthe halyard winch

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Emmanuel at dusk-Windigo Photo by Jolene Boyd

At about 1130 pm CT Jim calls forthe sails to be doused He fires up theYanmar and turns Emmanuel into thewind and Ray and I realize we are in forit The wind is screaming through the rig-ging and we are now bow on to seas thatare easily 6 feet I clip on my tether andmake my way forward I say a silentthank you to Jim because I am so gratefulwe had our new UK Stack Pak installedthis year Wrestling a 900 square footmainsail down the mast is never easy buthaving our Stack Pak makes collectingthe beast a lot easier However tonight itmeans I still have to go up the mastbecause the wind is keeping the head-board pinned about 10 feet above theboom Emmanuels bow is rising andfalling on the steep waves and I have adeath grip on her mast One particularlyviolent drop throws me backward whilefor one second my hands are busy tryingto undo the shackle on the headboard Igrab the mast in time but my heart ispounding In between the bucking andheaving I manage to pull the sail downthe rest of the way and stuff it in the Stackpak I climb down and make my wayback to the cockpit on shaky legs Just asI get back to the cockpit I hear a flappingnoise at the same time I hear a cry fromJolene I turn towards the bow and realizethat the headsails furler line had worked

its way loose and the jib is now unrollingRay jumps on the line and starts rollingthe sail back in but because of the pres-sure on the sail he cannot roll the last bitin and it is enough to pull the bow overSo this time both Ray and I clip back inand make our way forward with bungeesin hand On our knees we work on secur-ing the sail but every time the bow fallsRay and I go airborne which makes wrap-ping up the jib a challenge When it isfinally secure we both pause before head-ing back to the cockpit again and as Iwork my way down starboard I hear Raywhooping every time Emmanuel buriesher bow again The maniac is having agreat time Now that we are somewhatunder control Jim at the helm has tocarefully time turning Emmanuel off thewind to keep us from getting swampedOnce we have the wind behind us we flytoward the Grace Harbor entrance and bymidnight central we are in the lee ofCumberland Point We all take a deepbreath and I am starting to relax when Irealize that the shore around us looksreally rocky Luckily the full moon lightsour way somewhat but Ray and Jim arewatching the chartplotter intently Prettysoon Jim puts Ray on the helm and headsforward with a spotlight We are lookingfor the passage between WashingtonIsland and Grace Island and it seems that

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Rock Of Ages lighthouse as we leave Washington Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

we are on the right course when trying tosneak through a narrow channel wezagged when we should have zigged andwe are aground I feel the dreaded bumpof hull on rock while I am on the bowstarting to pull the anchor rode out of theanchor locker I race back to the cockpitwhile uttering some very unladylikewords Of course I am frantic but Jim andRay are as calm as always I look at thedepth meter and see our depth is showingas 3 ft This causes another outburst fromme Jim instructs me firmly to sit downand be calm We are in no danger at themoment Bump bump Emmanuel bobsgently on the rocks we are sitting on Jimtakes the helm from Ray and tries to driveher off but no luck The wind is comingstraight on our nose and the shallowwater we are in is getting choppy Jimcontinues to try to work us loose but weare firmly stuck Even in the midst of myoverwhelming feeling of impendingdoom I cant help but notice how awe-somely beautiful this place is The moon-light paints the entire scene with a softsilvery glow that lets me see that we arestuck on the point of either Washington orBarnum Island The wind blows gentlyand the channel we are facing glitters inthe moonlight Jolene and I move as weare directed hoping our weight shift willhelp but it does not Jim and Ray talkabout putting the dinghy in to try to kedgeoff but after a bit Jim turns the helm overto Ray with instructions to drive it likeyou stole it By now the wind has pickedup a bit and Emmanuel is rising andfalling in the short waves Ray finds therhythm and throttles quickly when thewaves lift the bow slightly and all of thesudden we are free Jolene and I arewhooping and hollering and jumping upand down We run back to the cockpit andjump up and down some more and hugthe boys and then we are on our wayagain carefully Within about 2 boatlengths we are back in 60 feet of waterand Ray marvels aloud that its a stupidplace for a rock pile We quickly find ourway to a sheltered spot in about 16 feet ofwater behind Barnum Island and we getthe anchor down and set I sit on deck fora few minutes while the rest of the crew

heads below I can see that the shorelineis heavily wooded and the full moon castsits silvery light over our safe havenWhen I turn and look to starboard I cansee the channel opening to the lake butwe are quite protected I join the rest ofthe crew below and realize that it is nowabout 130 am and everyone is way toowired to sleep I make some hot cocoaand slice up some babka and pretty soonthe adrenaline wears off and everyone issleepy enough to head for bed I fall into

a deep sleep but wake after a couple ofhours because the wind has come up Ipad barefoot through the cabin and stickmy head out the companionway and seeIsle Royale at first light It is an overcastmorning and the wind has piped up butour anchorage is still fairly quiet so I goback to bed A couple of hours later Iwake again with another wind increaseand now its about 7 am I grab a jacketand the camera on my way to the cockpitAfter a few minutes Jim joins me and we

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Emmanuel at anchor in Malone Bay

talk quietly It has started raining but weare staying dry under the bimini We areboth awestruck by the scene around usThe channel to Windigo is visible as areGrace Island and Thompson Island

Pretty soon Ray and Jolene are upand we have a leisurely breakfast Bymid-morning we hear a hail fromZaBreNa and find out she is at Windigodock along with Montebelau Within ahalf hour we have the anchor up and aremotoring down Windigo channel Whenwe arrive we find space for Emmanuel onthe leeward side of the dock so Jimcoaches Ray on how to land her I throwa bowline to Bill who makes it snug onthe bollard and then Ray puts her inreverse which lets her stern swing over toland her gently against the dock We man-age to pull off this impressive bit of boathandling in front of a ferry full of passen-gers who I tell myself are suitablyimpressed We smile like we do this allthe time We spend the next hour or sochatting with Dick Joe and Bill fromMontebelau and with Dave Jim Bill andAl from ZaBreNa We trade stories aboutour crossing and what happened and whatwe did There is lots of laughter and whileeveryone is visiting I nip below and fill aplatter with brownies and cookies andtake it back up to the hungry crews Bylunchtime ZaBreNa and Montebelau castoff but we decide to stay the night Wespend the rest of the day exploringWindigo picking wild raspberries andthimbleberries and checking out the visi-tor center which is really cool It is a verymodern place and has lots of displays ofthe local fauna and vegetation There arefull scale displays of moose and wolfwhich I find fascinating There is also aFresnel lens which came from the Rockof Ages Lighthouse There is a largeselection of books and charts and Raybuys and makes me a present of a newchart of Isle Royale since mine is at homein the basement For dinner we have freshLake Superior whitefish fillets I placethe fillets on pieces of foil then drizzlethem with butter and sprinkle with saltand pepper I top them with slices of freshlemon These packets go on the grillalong with skewers of fresh vegetables I

have marinated in olive oil and herbs Itdoesnt take long for the feast to disap-pear After dinner Ray takes the dinghyout for a row and I wander the dock visit-ing with the neighbors Its funny but I geta lot of comments on Emmanuel since Iam talking mostly to fishing boats andsmall power cruisers We are easily thelargest vessel at the dock and peopleseem fascinated by her size Eventually Iend up sitting at the end of the dockdrinking coffee The evening light isbreathtakingly golden and the perfectlycalm waters of Windigo Harbor gleam inthe approaching dusk as nightfall comessoftly

On Sunday morning Jim decides weneed to top off the water tanks This turnsout to be quite an undertaking since itinvolves moving the boat borrowinghose and running it about 100 feet up ahill Jolene and I leave it to the men to fig-ure it out and we head to the showers towash our hair By the time we get backJim is satisfied that the tanks are full andsoon we are on our way Jim hands thehelm to Ray and then they discuss ourexit Ray keeps an eye on the chartplotterand Jolene reads the paper chart Jim andI are on bow watch and we sneak pastGrace and Washington Island I watchwith trepidation as we creep through 7-9

foot depths while passing some reallynasty looking boulders but we manageand soon we are out of the harbor androunding Cumberland Point There is aslight breeze so we hoist the main but itdies off within the hour so we are back tomotoring but it is no great penance for itis a another stunner of a day Clear blueskies lots of sun and very pleasant tempsThe lake has only a slight chop and man-ages to appear friendly as we motor northalong Isle Royales southern shore Ournext waypoint is Houghton Point and wehave it in sight by lunchtime We round itand soon find ourselves in Siskiwit BayLunch that day is my homemade chickensalad and we all eat in the cockpit and letOtto do the steering By now the breezehas freshened and we are flying alongwith the wind on our quarter on the mainonly while the crew happily eats lunch Acouple of chicken jibes later we arebeginning our approach to Malone BayJim is on the helm and Jolene calls out thecourse from the chart After locating andpassing through the first set of channelmarkers we turn to starboard and head forthe next set that will take us into MaloneBay After passing through the channelwe start to head to Malone Bay dock butit is already occupied so instead we makeour way to Malone Island The water is

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View from Siskiwit Lake Hiking trail looking toward Isle Royale Lighthouse

deep but we are able to creep in close toshore and get the anchor down in about15 feet of water Malone Island gives usexcellent protection for everything butnorthwest but with the wind blowingpretty steady out of the southeast we arequite comfortable Once the anchor isdown Jim lowers the dinghy off the davitsand we are ready to head to shore Oncewe leave the protection of Malone Islandwe get the full force of the 12-15 knotbreeze as we head for the Malone Baydock There is a one foot chop in the bayand Jim has his hands full not flipping thedinghy We all get a little wet but that isthe worst of it Once ashore we are able toquickly locate the trailhead to SiskiwitLake The well worn path takes us alongthe shore and then cuts to the right It isnot a long way and soon we are climbinga small hill and when we get to the top ofit there it is Siskiwit Lake a lake in themiddle of an island in the middle of alake We all stand there marveling at itThe shore is pebbly and the lake liesthere blue and peaceful in the afternoonsun We wander the shore and we takesome pictures A bit more exploring andwe find the Siskiwit River This littleriver tumbles out of Siskiwit Lake andruns cheerfully over a small waterfall Itwas a strange feeling to stand at the shoreof the river and look up to Siskiwit lakeThe elevation difference is quite markedand is a surprise to me

Eventually we wander back to thetrail and make our way to the dinghyAnother harey ride across the bay and weare back aboard Emmanuel By this timeit is late afternoon so I put together someappetizers to quiet the growling stom-achs I mix up my spicy pepper jam withcream cheese and we eat it on crackersand chips We all sit in the cockpit in thewarm sun and smile smugly at each otherOther than a couple of campers ashore wehave not seen another soul since we leftWindigo Harbor early that morningEverywhere we look is beauty that makesyou heart hurt and your throat tightenThat is until Jim decides its time to takea shower right off the stern The rest of usare too comfortable to move so we staywhere we are and Ray and Jolene care-

fully avert their eyes By the time Jim isdone with his shower everyone is yawn-ing so we all head for our bunks for ashort nap Dinner is late in the eveningand my marinated lamb chops grilled justuntil done and served with a reducedglaze of honey garlic and balsamic vine-gar and fresh green beans is a perfect endto a perfect day

Much later after the dishes are donewe dig out the charts and our cruisingguide and discuss our plans for the nextday We are planning to head for RockHarbor so Jim turns on the VHF andtunes in to NOAA to get the weatherRight about this time I decide to take aturn on deck to check our swing andanchor set As I step out into the cockpitthe scene before me is so beautiful I haveto sit down for a bit The moon is nowfully up and all around me is bright asday Tucked behind Malone Island we aresheltered from the big lake but we are justa short distance from the shore ofSiskiwit Bay With Emmanuels bowpointing almost due west as I sit in thecockpit I can see Ross and Fisher IslandsThe waters ofMalone Bay gleamin this frosted lightand I am happy tojust sit and watchJust then in themidst of this rever-ie a flash catchesmy eye I turn myhead quickly andsee that the north-west sky is filledwith lightningWhen I go belowagain Jim Ray andI discuss the fore-cast of expected15-25 knot windsout of the west towhich we are a bitexposed I updatethem on the weath-er and we bataround the idea ofsetting a secondanchor but decideto wait and see

what happens I have a fair amount ofconfidence in our Bruce and we haveplenty of swing room We all head for bedshortly after Banging thunder and a driv-ing rain wakes me at about 2 am We hadleft some hatches open for ventilation soJim and I hurriedly shut them and I headto the cockpit to rescue the Garmin chart-plotter After stowing it below I wait outthe storm and make myself some cocoa topass the time By 300 am it has blownitself out and I take my cocoa and mynew headlamp to the cockpit This thingmakes reading at night a breeze The airis balmy and with the passing of thestorm the skies are clear and the night isthick with stars Pretty soon Im yawningand I head back to bed for a few morehours of sleep

Monday morning dawns bright andclear but we can see by the chop inMalone Bay that the wind has piped upagain For breakfast that morning I makeJolene my double cinnamon French toastI soak thick slices of French bread in arich egg cream maple syrup cinnamonand butter mixture After soaking I grill

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the slices on the griddle and serve withwarm syrup and thick sliced bacon Whenbreakfast is done and the dishes arewashed its time to go Our destinationthis day is Rock Harbor which is about 30miles further up the south shore of IsleRoyale After warming up the diesel weget the anchor back on board and head forthe channel out of Malone Bay Onceclear we discuss our sail plan for the dayThe wind is really blowing and wealready have about two feet of chop Wedecide to go with a single reef in the mainand part of the jib rolled out Once hoist-ed we fall off to a starboard tack andbecause the wind is out of the southeastwe dont have a lot of sea room to allowus to sail lower than a close reach so wesettle in for the ride across Siskiwit BayIt is this kind of weather that shows whata stellar performer Emmanuel is underchallenging conditions As the miles slideby under her hull the wind and wavescontinue to build By lunchtime we are insome serious 6 footers and it is a hardslog but Emmanuel simply leans into itand shoulders her way through maintain-ing a respectable 7 plus knots Helm dutyrequires serious concentration and warmheadgear Even though the temps are eas-ily in the 60s it is chilly in the wind Byearly afternoon I head down to the galley

and dish up leftover pasta salad andchicken salad for lunch Apparently con-ditions have not dampened appetitessince it all quickly disappears Shortlyafter lunch we are approaching ChippewaHarbor and I easily spot the daymark forthe entrance and we know we dont havemuch farther to go An hour or so later weround Saginaw Point and are heading forMiddle Island Passage our entrance toRock Harbor About this time Jim fires upthe diesel to help our pointing so we dontlose a lot of ground The Yanmar is chug-ging happily along at cruising speedwhen suddenly the RPMs drop from theusual 2800 to about 1000 Jim and I lookat each and I shrug my shoulders Jimadvances the throttle again and a momentlater the RPMs come back up We makeit to Middle Island Passage and just as weenter Rock Harbor we spot Montebelauheading out We chat for a few momentson the VHF and wave good bye as theyhead out to Chippewa Harbor Just a fewminutes later the diesel does the samething The RPMs fall off and then comeback up It happens twice more during thethree miles we travel to Rock Harbormarina and it leaves Jim and I feelingsomewhat spooked

The first thing we do is stop at thegas dock to top off fuel (diesel is over $6a gallon) pump out the holding tankand arrange for an overnight slip Whilethe boys are taking care of these thingsJolene and I hop off and head for thebathrooms When we come back I walk aways down to check out what slip I wantWhile a few of the slips have the length toaccommodate Emmanuel I am worriedabout the depth I finally find one with aport side tie up and I go back to tell JimI am happy to see that we are just twoslips away from Dan on Seahawk Wehad last seen Dan and his crew atWindigo on Saturday We exchange hel-los and chat for a few minutes

Within a short while Emmanuel istucked up safely in her slip and Ray andJolene decide to head out to do someexploring They take the dinghy and headover to Raspberry Island Jim and I stayon board and spend some time relaxingShortly after Ray and Jolene leave we are

surprised to see ZaBreNa pull into the gasdock so we head over for a quick visitDave and his crew are planning on spend-ing the night in Tobin Harbor but weagree to touch base in the morning beforeheading out By the time Ray and Jolenecome back it is time for appetizers whichwe eat on shore while we enjoy the love-ly evening Finally I throw some steakson the grill and sauteacute some mushrooms inbutter Along with the big juicy stripsteaks we have fresh cruditeacutes and breadwarm from Emmanuels oven This feastrequires the four of us to take a walkdown to the Rock Harbor Lodge after weclean our plates It is easy to see that allthe guests must have a fabulous view Wecheck out the gift shop peek in somewindows and pretty soon wander back toEmmanuel It is another beautiful eveningand the tranquil basin that is Rock Harborgleams pearl like in the early eveningThe air is soft and is lightly cool againstmy skin When we get back to the boatwe debate the idea of showering on shorebut the thought of paying $6 for a 5minute shower leaves us all opting forwash ups on board All the fresh air andsailing has worn Jolene out and shecrawls into her bunk early Jim Ray and Istay up longer for coffee and dessert andwe discuss the days events including thediesel problem It seems reasonable toassume that the problem may be gunk inthe fuel filter and decide that will be thefirst place we look in the morning

Tuesday morning is warm andsunny Since I always sleep sounder whenwe are in harbor it is after 8 am before Istumble out and the rest of the crew is upalready Jim and Ray are just comingback from Tobin Harbor where theyhiked over to see if ZaBreNa was thereShe was not so they try to raise her on theVHF but no luck Thankfully Jolene hasthe coffee made and I huddle with my cupuntil my sleep fogged brain clears Aquick breakfast and it is time to get towork We pull the engine cover off andwith me reading the diagram out of theservice manual we locate the fuel filterOnce it is removed we pour its contentsinto a jug and find that about half of it issludge Next we locate the Racor filter

Breakfast in Emmanuels cabin

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and clean that also and then we discoverthe sealing O-ring is bad Ray and Jimexchange looks wondering where are wegoing to get parts I disappear into theport aft cabin and reappear moments laterwith a new filter and a new O ring fromthe spare parts kit I laid in before we leftFor a brief moment I am heralded as thebest provisioner of all time With all newparts installed Jim steps confidentially tothe helm and turns the key The Yanmarcranks hopefully but that is all and prettysoon the starter is starting to lag becausethe start battery is being depleted Aroundthis time our friend Dan from Seahawkstrolls down the dock and suggests we trypriming the new fuel filter The guys grinsheepishly Apparently this is a man thingthey are supposed to know The filter getsprimed and more cranking and now thestart battery is dangerously low We takea short break and Ray heads to the bath-room where a chance conversation giveshim the answer we need Soon he is backand tells Jim that the air needs to be bledout of the fuel line Before we can do thatthough Jim and I hoist one of the housebatteries out of its locker and move it tothe companionway where it is connectedto the start battery using the batterycables Dan loaned us The Yanmar serv-ice manual guides us through the process

and once the lines are bled I turn the keyand Yanmar busts into life and chugs hap-pily away A cheer goes up from the crewof Emmanuel which is echoed by a victo-ry blast from Seahawk By this time it isafter 12 noon and we are anxious to be onour way Soon we are slipping our linesand with a last wave to Seahawk andthank you call on the VHF we quicklyleave Rock Harbor behind As we exitMiddle Island passage we find the windsare about 15 knots ESE with seas of 1-2

feet We decide on a double reefed mainand we roll out a small amount of jibPretty soon we are flying along runningdown the shore of Isle Royale Our planas we pass Saginaw Point again is to sailfor as long as we can and keep an eye onthe weather We decide that if the windsdie off by the time we get to the southerntip of the island we will duck intoWashington Harbor for the night If thewind is forecast to stay up we will sail tothe islands tonight

Shortly after this we pass theentrance to Chippewa Harbor and aresurprised by a hail from ZaBreNa Theyare tucked into Chippewa and were hik-ing to the overlook when they spotted usflying past We urge them to join us butthey have decided to wait until eveningbefore making for the islands We plan arendezvous at Stockton and we continueon our way By 515 pm we are about10 miles from Grace Harbor Jim andRay have been listening to NOAA andthey are happy with the wind forecast sowe decide we will continue on

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Continued on page 25

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August 2010

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Calendar of Events

Seaworthy the newsletter fromBoatUS that helps boaters and

anglers prevent damage to their vesselslooked into some of the more commonreasons for on-the-water boat troublesthat occur mid-season

ldquoPreventive maintenance will helpyou avoid the headaches and keep yourcrew or fishing buddies comfortable andsaferdquo says Seaworthy Editor BobAdriance ldquoSo going over the boatrsquos sys-tems in the spring is very important Butnow after a couple months of use itrsquostime to look at things again A midsum-mer check-up will ensure you make itback to home port without a problemrdquo

Here are some midsummermaintenance tips for bothpower and sailboats

bull Through-hulls Make a thoroughcheck around any below-the-waterlinehole or opening Check all through-hullsfor leaks and cycle seacocks to ensurethey close properly If itrsquos hard to movethe handle make a note to service it nexttime the boat is out of the water Anyhose clamps should be tight and hoseends secure A bilge pump cycle counteris a simple upgrade and the best earlywarning system that unwanted water iscoming aboard

bull Engine belts For inboard engineslook in areas near the belts checking forevidence of black dust mdash a sure sign thatengine pulleys need to be realigned andthe belt replaced Push on the longest runof the belt mdash it should not deflect morethan one half inch

bull Engine hoses Squeeze coolant andfuel hoses with your hands looking forsoftness cracks or bulges Replace anythat are suspect Wiggle the ends toensure they are secure and inspect for anypossible chafing issues in the enginecompartment

bull Sterndrives Inspect the folds in thebellows and replace if they show signsof cracking

bull Sacrificial zincs and anodes Awasted zinc is a sure sign of trouble pos-sibly stray current at the dock Ensure allzincs are no less than half gone mdash andreplace them now if they are

bull Control cables Look for chafe splitsor swelling of the plastic jacket mdash a suresign the cable needs replacement

bull Outboard engine mounts Smallerengines can sometimes vibrate loose sore-tighten clamps and ensure the cut-offswitch is operable

bull Hydraulic steering system and trimtabs Ensure reservoirs are full If youhave to add fluid there is leak that mustbe fixed immediately

bull Batteries and electrical systemDead batteries are often nothing morethan corroded connections mdash sandpapercan easily clean them up With conven-tional batteries check water levels andadd if necessary Inspect cables andwiring for chafe especially whereverthey may pass through a bulkhead

bull Shorepower cable Look for burnmarks on the plug ends and the connec-tion to the boat Replace both the plugand receptacle immediately if you find any

bull Head If your boat has a flushing toi-let and its handle is getting hard to oper-ate yoursquove likely got calcium buildupPour a cup of vinegar into bowl pumpingonly once or twice Let it sit for one nightbefore flushing with one-fourth cup ofmineral oil

bull On deck Old stiff or chafed docklines should be replaced Also checkanchor line and chain shackles and any splices

bull Sailboats only Look for any brokenstrands on standing rigging You can findthem by running a loose rag up the rig-ging which will snag on any brokenends Cracked swages are an indicator forimmediate replacement Contact a riggerif you suspect a problem Running rig-ging also needs to be looked at mdash espe-cially the roller furling line

bull Trailers Inspect bearings and ensurethey are well packed with greaseHydraulic brake reservoirs should be fullLastly check the tires for wear and ensurelugs are tight

More checklists are also available athttpwwwBoatUScomfreebies

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My favorite rule of thumb and onethat I have used with great success

many times is to sail the longer tackfirst This is a simple nearly foolproofguideline that is easy to use and oftencomes with great results

When youre racing upwind thelonger tack is the one on which you mustspend more time to get from where youare to the windward mark There aremany reasons why one tack may belonger than the other Most often thishappens because you have sailed awayfrom the middle of the course

For example if you sail toward theleft side of the beat you might have 4minutes left on starboard tack and 8 min-utes left on port tack before reaching thewindward mark In that case port is obvi-ously the longer tack Other reasons forunequal tacks include windshifts a cross-current and a windward mark that wasnot set to windward

16 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

Rule of Thumb Sail the longer tack firstby David Dellenbaugh

The longer tack is the one on whichyour bow is pointing closer to the wind-ward mark Sometimes it is easy to judgethis by looking at where other boats arepointing on each tack If you have instru-ments or even a compass you can calcu-late the longer tack mathematically

Besides figuring out which tack islonger its important to know roughlyhow much longer it is than the other tackFor example will you have to spend 10minutes on one tack and 2 minutes on theother Or just 7 minutes on one tack and6 on the other

The more skewed the tacks the morecritical it becomes to sail on the tack thatis longer If one tack is much longer thereis a high probability that it will be betterto get on that tack right away But if thetacks are very close in length (which isprobably the case if you have a hard timefiguring out which tack is longer) theremay be no advantage in sailing one tackjust because its a little longer

Playing the odds

Sailing the longer tack first is agood rule of thumb when you arenot sure which way the wind willshift next The longer tack takesyou away from the layline andgives you a better chance of gain-ing if you get a windshift beforeyou reach the windward mark

The benefits of this strategy are greatest when the following condi-tions exist

1) The distance you must sail on one tack is substantially longerthan the distance remaining on the other tack For example if you have7 minutes to sail on starboard tack and only 2 on port (A) its very like-ly that sailing the longer tack first will be better But if you are closer tothe middle of the course with 4 minutes to sail on one tack and 3 min-utes on the other (B) there may not be much advantage in sailing thelonger tack first

2) You are fairly far from the mark The closer you are to the mark(C) the less of an advantage youll get from sailing the longer tack firstThats because the wind is less likely to shift during the short time beforeyou round the mark In this case its often best to minimize the numberof tacks you make and to position yourself ideally relative to the boatsaround you

When and why this worksSailing the longer tack first is a rule ofthumb that works most of the timeHowever like all such guidelines it is notmeant to be a replacement for figuringout what the wind is doing and makingyour own strategic plan to handle the par-ticular wind conditions you are facingFor example if its light air and you seemore pressure to the left you shouldprobably sail that direction on starboardtack even if port tack is a lot longer

However when you are not so sureabout what the wind will do next (and thisis the case even for top sailors much ofthe time) then you can rely on rules ofthumb like sail the longer tack first Thisprinciple works because when the windmight shift in either direction its better tostay away from the layline By sailing thelonger tack first you head toward themiddle of the beat rather than the closerlayline

Over the course of many races in thepast this strategy has proven to workmore often than not In other words itgives you a higher probability of successwhich is very important when you are try-ing to minimize your exposure to risk

The probability that this rule ofthumb will work goes up as a) the tacksbecome more uneven and b) you are far-ther from the mark (see ldquoPlaying theoddsrdquo) If you are quite far from the wind-ward mark and the tacks are quiteskewed it is very urgent to sail on thelonger tack

Note that if you have a cross-current(a current the runs perpendicular to thewind) this will often make one tacklonger than the other sometimes by quitea bit In that case it may be better to sailthe up-current tack first This is notbecause there is any inherent advantageto being up-current - it just keeps youcloser to the middle of the course whichis better when youre not sure what willhappen next with the wind

Dave publishes the newsletterSpeed amp Smarts For a subscriptioncall 800-356-2200 or go to

wwwspeedandsmartscom

Corollary Sail the longer jibe firstFor the same reasons that you should normally sail the longer tack first on a beat youshould also sail the longer jibe first on a run Getting to the downwind layline too earlyhas all the same problems - the risk of sailing extra distance possible bad air and theinability to play future windshifts (when youre not sure what the wind will do)

In fact this rule of thumb may be even more important on runs than beats becauseits easier to overstand downwind Most boats have narrower jibing angles than tackingangles (right) so when you round the windward mark you are already closer to a lay-line All you need is a slight skew in the course a windshift pressure increase or a cross-current and youll be at layline before you know it

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 17

LEFT Even a small increase in wind velocity can have a largeimpact on your downwind angles Therefore you have toallow for this when positioning yourself on the run If youget too close to a layline and get a puff you will be over-standing the leeward mark

RIGHT Boats with symmetrical spinnakerstypically have narrower jibing angles than

tacking angles in almost every windvelocity So its easier to get to a

downwind layline especially inbreeze when the jibing angle

is very small

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28 Hunter wo mast 89 $7995 NE28 Irwin 72 $4995 NE28 ODay IB Main Genoa Cruise Chute Trlr 79 $16900 NY28 Pearson 5 Sails 30hp A4 Furling Elect More 78 $13000 HY28 Pearson 6 Sails 30hp A4 Elect More 77 $13900 HY28 Tartan 3 Sails 16 HP Yanmar furler Elect More 89 $38000 HY29 Ericson 4 Sails A4 IB Hrkn Furler Elect 79 $13900 HY29 Ericson Main Furl Genoa Inst More 75 $16500 NY29 Hunter 295- BELOW BOOK VALUE 94 $26000 CN29 Hunter 295 2 Sails Yanmar IB Whl More 95 $40900 HY29 Lancer 78 $10995 NE29 Paceship-Northwind Main Furl Genoa IB More 70 $6995 NY30 Catalina 79 $13000 IM30 Catalina 30 Main 135 New Genoa 88 $28999 NY30 Catalina Tall Rig 97 $19499 NE30 Catalina Cradle Universal M-25 More 85 $7900 SC30 Catalina many extras 79 $17000 CM30 Catalina sleeps 7 well equipped 88 $29900 SU30 ComPac 272 Roller furl 155 Genoa Trlr More 89 $24500 SC30 Contest 3 Sails 28HP IB Trlr Furl L lines More 70 $12000 HY30 Irwin Citation 30 80 $16995 NY30 J Boat (Hull 291) 10 sails 12HP Ynmr more 81 $28000 HY30 Monroe Wooden Motorsailer Nicely Equipped 37 $35000 NY30 Pearson 5 Sails A4 IB VHF Stereo Rails More 75 $7000 HY30 Pearson Jib Frl A-4 Steel Skid 72 $9500 CM30 Tartan 30 mainsail furling genoa 77 $14995 NY30 Tartan T-30 Great Trailer 70 $16500 IM31 Cape Dory Cutter 4 Sails Univ Dsl IB More 83 $37000 HY31 Catalina 310 01 $77995 NE31 Catalina 310 00 $72995 NE31 Hunter 31- LIKE NEW- Great Value 06 $88900 CN31 Hunter 310- SPECTACULAR 97 $49900 CN31 Northstar 1000 3 Sails A4 Trlr Whl More 74 $9900 HY32 Bayfield Cutter 3 Sails Yanmar Whl More 86 $28700 HY32 Beneteau 321 Diesel Furling Main amp Genoa More96 $69995 NY32 Coronado Center cockpit new universal diesel 72 $9900 IM32 J Boat 4 Sails 28HP Yanmar Wheel Furler more01 $129000 HY32 Rhodes Sloop 5 sails A4 new paint more 57 $50000 HY33 CampC New Engine Elect Dodger 75 $29900 NY33 Hunter Virtually New in mast furler 05 $89900 IM33 Jeanneau SO33i NEW Canvas 2 Cabin 10 $126900 SU33 Le Comte Medilist 67 $20000 NE33 Ranger 2 Sails A4 IB Whl Furlex More 76 $17000 HY33 Tartan Up Grade Sails Dsl Elect 82 $37995 NY34 Beneteau 343 MOTIVATED SELLER 06 $99900 CN34 CampC 5 sails A4 Whl Furler Dodger 10 Winches78 $15000 HY34 Cal Main Genoa Spin Dsl Elect More 75 $24995 NY34 Hunter 85 $34900 IM

34 Hunter 86 $28880 NE34 Hunter 340 clean teak int roller furling more 98 $69500 SC34 Hunter Lake City 84 $34900 IM34 Hunter Pepin Slip paid for 84 $35900 IM34 Irwin Dsl Whl Furling Up Grade Sails 80 $22500 NY34 Pacific Seacraft Yanmar Dsl Furl Whl more 90 $95000 HY34 Tartan 2 cabin fresh water well equipped 87 $59500 SU35 BaBa Cutter 85 $120000 NY35 Beneteau 345 First joy to sail classic 84 $36000 SC35 Catalina 350 Well equipped Low hours More 05 $145000 SC35 Columbia 107 4 Sails Yanmar IB Whl More 78 $35000 HY35 Ericson 80 $36000 NE35 Freedom 350 Yacht 93 $79500 NY35 Freedom 350 New Windlass Dodger 93 $71500 SU35 Hunter 355 90 $58995 NY36 Dufour 01 $108500 NE36 Hunter 36- Brand New- SAVE OVER $35k 08 Call CN36 Hunter 36- NEW LISTING Nice 04 $118500 CN36 Island Trader Magellan New Listing 76 Call HY36 Islander 4 sails 50 HP dsl Frlx wheel More 77 $48000 HY36 Jeanneau 36i 08 $152900 NY36 Jeanneau SO36i 3 Cabin CanvasWindlass 08 $152900 SU36 Magellan 36 76 $34995 NY36 S236 110C Center Cockpit Dsl More 83 $48995 NY37 Hunter 375 Legend 5 Sails 34HP Yanmar More 92 $79900 HY37 Hunter 376- Includes Avon Dinghy 97 $92900 CN37 Irwin 37 Center Cockpit- NEW LISTING 73 $19900 CN37 Pearson 365 Ketch Sleeps 6 Elect much More 77 $49000 SC38 CampC Landfall 3 Sails Yanmar IB wheel more 80 $40000 HY38 Hunter H380 Furling mainjib Elect Windlass 99 $98495 SC38 Hunter 3 Sails 45hp Yanmar Whl Furler More 06 $150000 HY38 Morgan 382 Beautiful All instr Heat More 79 $59900 NY39 Jeanneau 39i 08 $174900 NY39 Jeanneau SO39i 3 Cabin Canvas Windlass 08 $174900 SU40 CampC 14 sails Furling Diesel Awlgrip More 80 $74995 NY40 CampC 8 sails 30hp Yanm furler elec more 80 $58000 HY40 Tartan Main 120 Furler Electronics More 87 $150000 NY41 Morgan 41 Classic MKII Many features 89 $99500 SC41 Sceptre New bow thruster Sails Inst More 87 $220000 NY41 Viking Convetible sport fisherman loaded 88 $142000 SU42 Beneteau 423 Furl Main amp Jib Dsl Loaded More 05 $190000 NY42 CampC Landfall 5 Sails Perk 50HP Wheel more 77 Call HY42 Catalina 42mkII Low hrs amp loaded 06 $229900 NE42 Catalina 42mkII Low hrs amp loaded 08 $269900 NE43 Hood 19 sails IB Dsl electronics beautiful 66 $48000 HY44 Jeanneau SO44i 3 Cabin 2 Head NEW 09 $299000 SU44 Morgan Center Cockpit Located BVI More 88 $119900 SC46 Hylas 455 2 Cabin 2 Head Center Cockpit 95 $269000 SU

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We alter course to a heading of 171degrees which gives us an ETA at OuterIsland at 0400 We discuss watches andRay and I volunteer to take the 1600-2000 and the 1200 to 0400 watch Sincewe are about an hour into Jim andJolenes break I head below and heat upsome leftover stew for them before theyhead off watch Pretty soon it is just Rayand I in the cockpit Emmanuel is on Ottoand the conversation ranges far and wideThe day is moving slowly towardsevening and the sky is now streaked withthe pink and lavender shades of a summersunset The wind has leveled off and ourcourse has it placed solidly on our hip sowe shake the reef out of the main andunroll the rest of the jib The extra poweris helpful because the quartering seashave increased steadily and are now over4 feet I find that watching the steady andpowerful rhythm of the waves is deeplyhypnotic They are large impatient beastsand when they meet Emmanuels sleekhull they surge and seem to seek a way toclaim her when they cannot they rollunder her stern and rush around her bowand like grumpy old men who are inter-fered with mumble bitterly to themselvesas they continue on their way

When Ray comes back on deck herigs the radar deflector and I help himhoist it high in the rigging After that I gobelow and make some hot cocoa whichRay and I share along with our dwindlingsupply of seasick cookies Their abun-dance of ginger helps with queasinesswhen the seas are this rolly Emmanuel isstill sailing well and is maintainingspeeds of 7-8 knots For the next hour or

so we talk in a desultory fashion and Iwatch as dusk approaches slowly Atabout 750 I head below and shake Joleneand Jim out of their bunks By the timethey stumble up on deck they are happyto see the pot of fresh coffee ready forthem After shift turn over Ray and I headbelow and Ray disappears into his cabinI decide a thermos of hot soup would begood for the crew on watch so I get a potof tomato soup heating on the stoveBecause of the quartering seas it is stillrolly so I need the pot holders to hold thepan on the gimbaled stove Once the soupis hot I pick it up in both hands I have thethermos standing in the sink but now Irealize I have a problem with the transferThe soup does not pour well from the panespecially when I am aiming for an open-ing jus t a little larger than an inch I knowI have a funnel somewhere but I cannotset the pan down for fear of it spilling(fiddles not withstanding) while I searchfor it I finally resign myself to the factthat I am going to lose some and take mybest shot After cleaning all the soup outof the sink I head to my bunk

Its a little strange being in the V-berth while we are underway I havenever slept on Emmanuel except whenwe are at anchor or docked While there isa certain amount of noise from the water

Isle Royale - Continued from page 13

Lighthouse at Rock Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

Jim gets ready to stand his watch on our way back to Pikes Bay

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 25

rushing past the hull it is actually a sooth-ing sound I wedge myself crossways intothe V-berth but since we are not heelingand the rolling motion is more pro-nounced in the stern I am very comfort-able I read for a while and then I dozeoff All too soon Jolene is waking me upfor my next shift I put all my layers ofclothes back on including my harness andtether and head for the cockpit It is abeautiful night but the wind has easedsome so Jim has started the diesel tomaintain our speed but the sails are stillup Jim and Jolenes watch was unevent-ful except for a couple of freighters thathave just shown up on the screen Againit is Ray and I and the moonlit night Wecan see lights on the far north shore andwe are pretty sure we are seeing the lightsof Grand Marais I keep an eye on thefreighters on our screen and it soonbecomes obvious they will pass wellastern of us so I relax just a bit

I have the helm by myself for a bitwhile Ray is below and it is a huge feel-ing It is a magnificent feeling-being atthe helm of a boat like Emmanuel andsailing across this lake The full moon isstill with us and lights our way The onlysounds are those of wind water and boatEmmanuel sails along at home in thewater and happy to be underway Iremember well all my feelings of trepi-dation at the start of this journey and amamazed at how different I feel now Injust 5 days we have sailed more than 300miles put our anchor down in newanchorages and crossed this lake twiceat night In some ways it seems a shamethat I have waited until now my 48thsummer before finding out I can do thisbut at least now I know My feeling ofsatisfaction is immense

By about 2 am Ray and I have spot-ted the light from Outer Island and westart to discuss what our plan will beWere not sure if we want to stop in theislands and get some sleep or continue onto Pikes Bay Our ETA for arriving atStockton is around 5 am and gettingback to Pikes Bay would take another 2hours Since we are already a day aheadof schedule we decide to stop in theislands and see if we get a chance to sail

that day We discuss various anchoragesand Ray advocates for some locationsthat are closer to where we enter theislands but I lobby vigorously for puttingthe hook down in Presque Bay onStockton I know the bay so making ourentrance in low light doesnt bother meWe postpone a decision until Jim andJolene are back on watch At 400 amRay wakes the next shift and when Jimand Jolene are on deck we discuss ouroptions Jim decides on Presque Isle Bayand we adjust our waypoint I head belowand curl up on the settee in the main salonsince I know we are due to arrive atStockton in about an hour I doze for a bitand then Jim is waking me to help withthe anchor Once on deck I can see thatthe skies have lightened considerably andfinding a place to put the hook down iseasy Once the anchor is set I head belowfor my bunk and am sound asleep by 520am We all sleep pretty sound until about9 am and then its time for coffee

It is a warm sunny day with clearskies and is a perfect day for just hangingout and taking it easy Breakfast is throwntogether from leftovers and Jolene doesdishwashing duty afterwards There is ageneral air of somnolence on board andthe slightly humid day does nothingmuch to shake us out of our torpor By

late afternoon a craving for pasta over-takes everyone on board so I whip up abatch of Pasta Puttanesca and we all eatbig platefuls of the stuff Of course thisfeast promotes more lying about in thewarm drowsy afternoon A few hourslater ZaBreNa hails us on channel 16 andwe find out she has just reached OuterIsland We invite her to stop by for snacksand the invitation is accepted quickly Iget busy in the galley again and pull outall the leftovers and throw them on platesand bowls By the time I am doneZaBreNa is in sight and Jolene and I tieon fenders and ready lines ZaBreNacomes alongside and we raft up withouttoo much fuss Our guests come aboardEmmanuel and we all have a chance totalk over the adventure we just had andshare stories about our crossing By earlyevening we know it is time to return toPikes Bay so we haul anchor reluctantlyand motor home in the fading light of alate summer day All of us changed for-ever by this experience

Sam Hounder is former Commodoreof Black Bear Yacht Club and still serveson the Board of Directors as SocialCzarina She and husband Jim have beensailing together for over 15 years Theykeep Emmanuel in Pikersquos Bay Marina inBayfield WI

26 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

ZaBreeNas Crew joins us for post cruise raft up at Presque Isle Bay

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 27

COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

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Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

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Since Jim and I got our first boat onLake Superior in 2004 we have

talked about sailing to Isle Royale IsleRoyale is a US National Park in the stateof Michigan and is the largest island onLake Superior at 45 miles long and 9miles wide Isle Royale is surrounded byhundreds of islands isles bays and har-bors While Jim and I have completedshorter passages of 60 miles or so IsleRoyale at around 120 miles from ourhome cruising grounds remains to beconquered and by August of 2008 wewere ready We joined up with two otherboats from our marina and made ourpreparations On August 14 we wereready Emmanuel our 1995 HunterLegend 405 was full of provisions waterand fuel After a short skippers meetingon Saturday with the crew and skippers ofZaBreNa and Montebelau at the PikesBay Clubhouse and a top off at the fueldock we were on our way It was 1030 inthe morning and the sky was clear and thebreeze nonexistent As we exited PikesBay our home port Jim throttled up toabout 2800 rpm a comfortable cruisingspeed for Emmanuel and we all settledback to enjoy the ride By 230 pm wehad cleared Outer Island and were rapid-ly leaving the Apostle Islands and ourflotilla behind The day was still sunnyand warm and we were all comfortable inshorts and t-shirts Our crew Ray andJolene Boyd had sailed with us before butnot on Emmanuel so we spent some timemaking sure they knew were importantthings were like the safety gear thruhulls flashlights and my cinnamonbabka It was around this time that Raypresented me with a present he hadbought for me My very own head lamp

One of the best seats on Emmanuelis the bow pulpit seat Late in the after-noon I was comfortably ensconced therewhile we continued under power througha perfectly calm lake Off in the distanceI could see a freighter in the shippinglane heading to the Upper PeninsulaLooking ahead I could not see any shore

line and looking behind the ApostleIslands had disappeared and I realizedthat now I was committed For just amoment I quailed at the prospect of con-tinuing I am at best a reluctant adventur-er and I wasnt sure I was up to the chal-lenge A burst of laughter from the cock-pit and I turned to see Ray Jim andJolene smiling happily and I felt com-forted I turned back to the lake andwatched its placid face as the distanceslid by Emmanuels hull The bow wakechuckled happily to itself but I knew bet-ter than to let myself be lulled by itsbanality The Lake is a lady of manymoods and I knew this wouldnt last

By early evening the crew is gettinghungry so I got busy in the galley andwithin a short while everyone is tuckinginto steaming bowls of my homemadebeef stew By 800 pm dusk isapproaching and we get set to watch afabulous sunset and are not disappoint-ed It is clear to us all by this time thatwe are going to be making landfall inthe dark since we hugely underestimat-ed our speed under motor By 900 pmwe are less than 20 miles from the

entrance to Grace Harbor and we dis-cuss our options We could alter courseand head north to Rock Harbor but thatway we miss rendezvousing with the

Destination Isle Royaleby Sam Huonder

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View from Windigo Dock towards Beaver Island at Isle Royale National Park

flotilla We could stand off until firstlight but that means a minimum of 5hours close to a rocky shore While weknow its risky we elect to make ourentrance in the dark

By 1000 pm we are under sailbecause the wind has now cranked upover 15 knots and the seas haveincreased We are broad reaching towardIsle Royale and the Rock of Ages Lightis clearly visible Since we have such ashort distance to go we are not standingwatches and everyone is in the cockpitwith lifejackets harnesses and tethers onI am sitting on the windward rail andmarveling at what its like to be crossingthis lake at night While Jim and I sailedquite often at night on White Bear Lakeand we have on occasion returned to themarina late after being out in the islandsall day this is different We are luckyenough to have a full moon and it hangsthere just above the horizon large andotherworldly looking It lights a broadpath on the dark rushing lake Thewaves build and I can hear them before Isee them The waves hit Emmanuel on

her stern quarter then hissing slide downher hull their white foamy tops clearlyvisible in the moonlight passing justbelow the gunwales I turn to glance atthe rest of the crew Rays face is lit by

the electronic glow of the chartplotterwhile he and Jim are telling each otherstories and Jolene dozes in the compan-ionway with her head wedged againstthe halyard winch

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Emmanuel at dusk-Windigo Photo by Jolene Boyd

At about 1130 pm CT Jim calls forthe sails to be doused He fires up theYanmar and turns Emmanuel into thewind and Ray and I realize we are in forit The wind is screaming through the rig-ging and we are now bow on to seas thatare easily 6 feet I clip on my tether andmake my way forward I say a silentthank you to Jim because I am so gratefulwe had our new UK Stack Pak installedthis year Wrestling a 900 square footmainsail down the mast is never easy buthaving our Stack Pak makes collectingthe beast a lot easier However tonight itmeans I still have to go up the mastbecause the wind is keeping the head-board pinned about 10 feet above theboom Emmanuels bow is rising andfalling on the steep waves and I have adeath grip on her mast One particularlyviolent drop throws me backward whilefor one second my hands are busy tryingto undo the shackle on the headboard Igrab the mast in time but my heart ispounding In between the bucking andheaving I manage to pull the sail downthe rest of the way and stuff it in the Stackpak I climb down and make my wayback to the cockpit on shaky legs Just asI get back to the cockpit I hear a flappingnoise at the same time I hear a cry fromJolene I turn towards the bow and realizethat the headsails furler line had worked

its way loose and the jib is now unrollingRay jumps on the line and starts rollingthe sail back in but because of the pres-sure on the sail he cannot roll the last bitin and it is enough to pull the bow overSo this time both Ray and I clip back inand make our way forward with bungeesin hand On our knees we work on secur-ing the sail but every time the bow fallsRay and I go airborne which makes wrap-ping up the jib a challenge When it isfinally secure we both pause before head-ing back to the cockpit again and as Iwork my way down starboard I hear Raywhooping every time Emmanuel buriesher bow again The maniac is having agreat time Now that we are somewhatunder control Jim at the helm has tocarefully time turning Emmanuel off thewind to keep us from getting swampedOnce we have the wind behind us we flytoward the Grace Harbor entrance and bymidnight central we are in the lee ofCumberland Point We all take a deepbreath and I am starting to relax when Irealize that the shore around us looksreally rocky Luckily the full moon lightsour way somewhat but Ray and Jim arewatching the chartplotter intently Prettysoon Jim puts Ray on the helm and headsforward with a spotlight We are lookingfor the passage between WashingtonIsland and Grace Island and it seems that

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Rock Of Ages lighthouse as we leave Washington Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

we are on the right course when trying tosneak through a narrow channel wezagged when we should have zigged andwe are aground I feel the dreaded bumpof hull on rock while I am on the bowstarting to pull the anchor rode out of theanchor locker I race back to the cockpitwhile uttering some very unladylikewords Of course I am frantic but Jim andRay are as calm as always I look at thedepth meter and see our depth is showingas 3 ft This causes another outburst fromme Jim instructs me firmly to sit downand be calm We are in no danger at themoment Bump bump Emmanuel bobsgently on the rocks we are sitting on Jimtakes the helm from Ray and tries to driveher off but no luck The wind is comingstraight on our nose and the shallowwater we are in is getting choppy Jimcontinues to try to work us loose but weare firmly stuck Even in the midst of myoverwhelming feeling of impendingdoom I cant help but notice how awe-somely beautiful this place is The moon-light paints the entire scene with a softsilvery glow that lets me see that we arestuck on the point of either Washington orBarnum Island The wind blows gentlyand the channel we are facing glitters inthe moonlight Jolene and I move as weare directed hoping our weight shift willhelp but it does not Jim and Ray talkabout putting the dinghy in to try to kedgeoff but after a bit Jim turns the helm overto Ray with instructions to drive it likeyou stole it By now the wind has pickedup a bit and Emmanuel is rising andfalling in the short waves Ray finds therhythm and throttles quickly when thewaves lift the bow slightly and all of thesudden we are free Jolene and I arewhooping and hollering and jumping upand down We run back to the cockpit andjump up and down some more and hugthe boys and then we are on our wayagain carefully Within about 2 boatlengths we are back in 60 feet of waterand Ray marvels aloud that its a stupidplace for a rock pile We quickly find ourway to a sheltered spot in about 16 feet ofwater behind Barnum Island and we getthe anchor down and set I sit on deck fora few minutes while the rest of the crew

heads below I can see that the shorelineis heavily wooded and the full moon castsits silvery light over our safe havenWhen I turn and look to starboard I cansee the channel opening to the lake butwe are quite protected I join the rest ofthe crew below and realize that it is nowabout 130 am and everyone is way toowired to sleep I make some hot cocoaand slice up some babka and pretty soonthe adrenaline wears off and everyone issleepy enough to head for bed I fall into

a deep sleep but wake after a couple ofhours because the wind has come up Ipad barefoot through the cabin and stickmy head out the companionway and seeIsle Royale at first light It is an overcastmorning and the wind has piped up butour anchorage is still fairly quiet so I goback to bed A couple of hours later Iwake again with another wind increaseand now its about 7 am I grab a jacketand the camera on my way to the cockpitAfter a few minutes Jim joins me and we

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Emmanuel at anchor in Malone Bay

talk quietly It has started raining but weare staying dry under the bimini We areboth awestruck by the scene around usThe channel to Windigo is visible as areGrace Island and Thompson Island

Pretty soon Ray and Jolene are upand we have a leisurely breakfast Bymid-morning we hear a hail fromZaBreNa and find out she is at Windigodock along with Montebelau Within ahalf hour we have the anchor up and aremotoring down Windigo channel Whenwe arrive we find space for Emmanuel onthe leeward side of the dock so Jimcoaches Ray on how to land her I throwa bowline to Bill who makes it snug onthe bollard and then Ray puts her inreverse which lets her stern swing over toland her gently against the dock We man-age to pull off this impressive bit of boathandling in front of a ferry full of passen-gers who I tell myself are suitablyimpressed We smile like we do this allthe time We spend the next hour or sochatting with Dick Joe and Bill fromMontebelau and with Dave Jim Bill andAl from ZaBreNa We trade stories aboutour crossing and what happened and whatwe did There is lots of laughter and whileeveryone is visiting I nip below and fill aplatter with brownies and cookies andtake it back up to the hungry crews Bylunchtime ZaBreNa and Montebelau castoff but we decide to stay the night Wespend the rest of the day exploringWindigo picking wild raspberries andthimbleberries and checking out the visi-tor center which is really cool It is a verymodern place and has lots of displays ofthe local fauna and vegetation There arefull scale displays of moose and wolfwhich I find fascinating There is also aFresnel lens which came from the Rockof Ages Lighthouse There is a largeselection of books and charts and Raybuys and makes me a present of a newchart of Isle Royale since mine is at homein the basement For dinner we have freshLake Superior whitefish fillets I placethe fillets on pieces of foil then drizzlethem with butter and sprinkle with saltand pepper I top them with slices of freshlemon These packets go on the grillalong with skewers of fresh vegetables I

have marinated in olive oil and herbs Itdoesnt take long for the feast to disap-pear After dinner Ray takes the dinghyout for a row and I wander the dock visit-ing with the neighbors Its funny but I geta lot of comments on Emmanuel since Iam talking mostly to fishing boats andsmall power cruisers We are easily thelargest vessel at the dock and peopleseem fascinated by her size Eventually Iend up sitting at the end of the dockdrinking coffee The evening light isbreathtakingly golden and the perfectlycalm waters of Windigo Harbor gleam inthe approaching dusk as nightfall comessoftly

On Sunday morning Jim decides weneed to top off the water tanks This turnsout to be quite an undertaking since itinvolves moving the boat borrowinghose and running it about 100 feet up ahill Jolene and I leave it to the men to fig-ure it out and we head to the showers towash our hair By the time we get backJim is satisfied that the tanks are full andsoon we are on our way Jim hands thehelm to Ray and then they discuss ourexit Ray keeps an eye on the chartplotterand Jolene reads the paper chart Jim andI are on bow watch and we sneak pastGrace and Washington Island I watchwith trepidation as we creep through 7-9

foot depths while passing some reallynasty looking boulders but we manageand soon we are out of the harbor androunding Cumberland Point There is aslight breeze so we hoist the main but itdies off within the hour so we are back tomotoring but it is no great penance for itis a another stunner of a day Clear blueskies lots of sun and very pleasant tempsThe lake has only a slight chop and man-ages to appear friendly as we motor northalong Isle Royales southern shore Ournext waypoint is Houghton Point and wehave it in sight by lunchtime We round itand soon find ourselves in Siskiwit BayLunch that day is my homemade chickensalad and we all eat in the cockpit and letOtto do the steering By now the breezehas freshened and we are flying alongwith the wind on our quarter on the mainonly while the crew happily eats lunch Acouple of chicken jibes later we arebeginning our approach to Malone BayJim is on the helm and Jolene calls out thecourse from the chart After locating andpassing through the first set of channelmarkers we turn to starboard and head forthe next set that will take us into MaloneBay After passing through the channelwe start to head to Malone Bay dock butit is already occupied so instead we makeour way to Malone Island The water is

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View from Siskiwit Lake Hiking trail looking toward Isle Royale Lighthouse

deep but we are able to creep in close toshore and get the anchor down in about15 feet of water Malone Island gives usexcellent protection for everything butnorthwest but with the wind blowingpretty steady out of the southeast we arequite comfortable Once the anchor isdown Jim lowers the dinghy off the davitsand we are ready to head to shore Oncewe leave the protection of Malone Islandwe get the full force of the 12-15 knotbreeze as we head for the Malone Baydock There is a one foot chop in the bayand Jim has his hands full not flipping thedinghy We all get a little wet but that isthe worst of it Once ashore we are able toquickly locate the trailhead to SiskiwitLake The well worn path takes us alongthe shore and then cuts to the right It isnot a long way and soon we are climbinga small hill and when we get to the top ofit there it is Siskiwit Lake a lake in themiddle of an island in the middle of alake We all stand there marveling at itThe shore is pebbly and the lake liesthere blue and peaceful in the afternoonsun We wander the shore and we takesome pictures A bit more exploring andwe find the Siskiwit River This littleriver tumbles out of Siskiwit Lake andruns cheerfully over a small waterfall Itwas a strange feeling to stand at the shoreof the river and look up to Siskiwit lakeThe elevation difference is quite markedand is a surprise to me

Eventually we wander back to thetrail and make our way to the dinghyAnother harey ride across the bay and weare back aboard Emmanuel By this timeit is late afternoon so I put together someappetizers to quiet the growling stom-achs I mix up my spicy pepper jam withcream cheese and we eat it on crackersand chips We all sit in the cockpit in thewarm sun and smile smugly at each otherOther than a couple of campers ashore wehave not seen another soul since we leftWindigo Harbor early that morningEverywhere we look is beauty that makesyou heart hurt and your throat tightenThat is until Jim decides its time to takea shower right off the stern The rest of usare too comfortable to move so we staywhere we are and Ray and Jolene care-

fully avert their eyes By the time Jim isdone with his shower everyone is yawn-ing so we all head for our bunks for ashort nap Dinner is late in the eveningand my marinated lamb chops grilled justuntil done and served with a reducedglaze of honey garlic and balsamic vine-gar and fresh green beans is a perfect endto a perfect day

Much later after the dishes are donewe dig out the charts and our cruisingguide and discuss our plans for the nextday We are planning to head for RockHarbor so Jim turns on the VHF andtunes in to NOAA to get the weatherRight about this time I decide to take aturn on deck to check our swing andanchor set As I step out into the cockpitthe scene before me is so beautiful I haveto sit down for a bit The moon is nowfully up and all around me is bright asday Tucked behind Malone Island we aresheltered from the big lake but we are justa short distance from the shore ofSiskiwit Bay With Emmanuels bowpointing almost due west as I sit in thecockpit I can see Ross and Fisher IslandsThe waters ofMalone Bay gleamin this frosted lightand I am happy tojust sit and watchJust then in themidst of this rever-ie a flash catchesmy eye I turn myhead quickly andsee that the north-west sky is filledwith lightningWhen I go belowagain Jim Ray andI discuss the fore-cast of expected15-25 knot windsout of the west towhich we are a bitexposed I updatethem on the weath-er and we bataround the idea ofsetting a secondanchor but decideto wait and see

what happens I have a fair amount ofconfidence in our Bruce and we haveplenty of swing room We all head for bedshortly after Banging thunder and a driv-ing rain wakes me at about 2 am We hadleft some hatches open for ventilation soJim and I hurriedly shut them and I headto the cockpit to rescue the Garmin chart-plotter After stowing it below I wait outthe storm and make myself some cocoa topass the time By 300 am it has blownitself out and I take my cocoa and mynew headlamp to the cockpit This thingmakes reading at night a breeze The airis balmy and with the passing of thestorm the skies are clear and the night isthick with stars Pretty soon Im yawningand I head back to bed for a few morehours of sleep

Monday morning dawns bright andclear but we can see by the chop inMalone Bay that the wind has piped upagain For breakfast that morning I makeJolene my double cinnamon French toastI soak thick slices of French bread in arich egg cream maple syrup cinnamonand butter mixture After soaking I grill

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the slices on the griddle and serve withwarm syrup and thick sliced bacon Whenbreakfast is done and the dishes arewashed its time to go Our destinationthis day is Rock Harbor which is about 30miles further up the south shore of IsleRoyale After warming up the diesel weget the anchor back on board and head forthe channel out of Malone Bay Onceclear we discuss our sail plan for the dayThe wind is really blowing and wealready have about two feet of chop Wedecide to go with a single reef in the mainand part of the jib rolled out Once hoist-ed we fall off to a starboard tack andbecause the wind is out of the southeastwe dont have a lot of sea room to allowus to sail lower than a close reach so wesettle in for the ride across Siskiwit BayIt is this kind of weather that shows whata stellar performer Emmanuel is underchallenging conditions As the miles slideby under her hull the wind and wavescontinue to build By lunchtime we are insome serious 6 footers and it is a hardslog but Emmanuel simply leans into itand shoulders her way through maintain-ing a respectable 7 plus knots Helm dutyrequires serious concentration and warmheadgear Even though the temps are eas-ily in the 60s it is chilly in the wind Byearly afternoon I head down to the galley

and dish up leftover pasta salad andchicken salad for lunch Apparently con-ditions have not dampened appetitessince it all quickly disappears Shortlyafter lunch we are approaching ChippewaHarbor and I easily spot the daymark forthe entrance and we know we dont havemuch farther to go An hour or so later weround Saginaw Point and are heading forMiddle Island Passage our entrance toRock Harbor About this time Jim fires upthe diesel to help our pointing so we dontlose a lot of ground The Yanmar is chug-ging happily along at cruising speedwhen suddenly the RPMs drop from theusual 2800 to about 1000 Jim and I lookat each and I shrug my shoulders Jimadvances the throttle again and a momentlater the RPMs come back up We makeit to Middle Island Passage and just as weenter Rock Harbor we spot Montebelauheading out We chat for a few momentson the VHF and wave good bye as theyhead out to Chippewa Harbor Just a fewminutes later the diesel does the samething The RPMs fall off and then comeback up It happens twice more during thethree miles we travel to Rock Harbormarina and it leaves Jim and I feelingsomewhat spooked

The first thing we do is stop at thegas dock to top off fuel (diesel is over $6a gallon) pump out the holding tankand arrange for an overnight slip Whilethe boys are taking care of these thingsJolene and I hop off and head for thebathrooms When we come back I walk aways down to check out what slip I wantWhile a few of the slips have the length toaccommodate Emmanuel I am worriedabout the depth I finally find one with aport side tie up and I go back to tell JimI am happy to see that we are just twoslips away from Dan on Seahawk Wehad last seen Dan and his crew atWindigo on Saturday We exchange hel-los and chat for a few minutes

Within a short while Emmanuel istucked up safely in her slip and Ray andJolene decide to head out to do someexploring They take the dinghy and headover to Raspberry Island Jim and I stayon board and spend some time relaxingShortly after Ray and Jolene leave we are

surprised to see ZaBreNa pull into the gasdock so we head over for a quick visitDave and his crew are planning on spend-ing the night in Tobin Harbor but weagree to touch base in the morning beforeheading out By the time Ray and Jolenecome back it is time for appetizers whichwe eat on shore while we enjoy the love-ly evening Finally I throw some steakson the grill and sauteacute some mushrooms inbutter Along with the big juicy stripsteaks we have fresh cruditeacutes and breadwarm from Emmanuels oven This feastrequires the four of us to take a walkdown to the Rock Harbor Lodge after weclean our plates It is easy to see that allthe guests must have a fabulous view Wecheck out the gift shop peek in somewindows and pretty soon wander back toEmmanuel It is another beautiful eveningand the tranquil basin that is Rock Harborgleams pearl like in the early eveningThe air is soft and is lightly cool againstmy skin When we get back to the boatwe debate the idea of showering on shorebut the thought of paying $6 for a 5minute shower leaves us all opting forwash ups on board All the fresh air andsailing has worn Jolene out and shecrawls into her bunk early Jim Ray and Istay up longer for coffee and dessert andwe discuss the days events including thediesel problem It seems reasonable toassume that the problem may be gunk inthe fuel filter and decide that will be thefirst place we look in the morning

Tuesday morning is warm andsunny Since I always sleep sounder whenwe are in harbor it is after 8 am before Istumble out and the rest of the crew is upalready Jim and Ray are just comingback from Tobin Harbor where theyhiked over to see if ZaBreNa was thereShe was not so they try to raise her on theVHF but no luck Thankfully Jolene hasthe coffee made and I huddle with my cupuntil my sleep fogged brain clears Aquick breakfast and it is time to get towork We pull the engine cover off andwith me reading the diagram out of theservice manual we locate the fuel filterOnce it is removed we pour its contentsinto a jug and find that about half of it issludge Next we locate the Racor filter

Breakfast in Emmanuels cabin

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and clean that also and then we discoverthe sealing O-ring is bad Ray and Jimexchange looks wondering where are wegoing to get parts I disappear into theport aft cabin and reappear moments laterwith a new filter and a new O ring fromthe spare parts kit I laid in before we leftFor a brief moment I am heralded as thebest provisioner of all time With all newparts installed Jim steps confidentially tothe helm and turns the key The Yanmarcranks hopefully but that is all and prettysoon the starter is starting to lag becausethe start battery is being depleted Aroundthis time our friend Dan from Seahawkstrolls down the dock and suggests we trypriming the new fuel filter The guys grinsheepishly Apparently this is a man thingthey are supposed to know The filter getsprimed and more cranking and now thestart battery is dangerously low We takea short break and Ray heads to the bath-room where a chance conversation giveshim the answer we need Soon he is backand tells Jim that the air needs to be bledout of the fuel line Before we can do thatthough Jim and I hoist one of the housebatteries out of its locker and move it tothe companionway where it is connectedto the start battery using the batterycables Dan loaned us The Yanmar serv-ice manual guides us through the process

and once the lines are bled I turn the keyand Yanmar busts into life and chugs hap-pily away A cheer goes up from the crewof Emmanuel which is echoed by a victo-ry blast from Seahawk By this time it isafter 12 noon and we are anxious to be onour way Soon we are slipping our linesand with a last wave to Seahawk andthank you call on the VHF we quicklyleave Rock Harbor behind As we exitMiddle Island passage we find the windsare about 15 knots ESE with seas of 1-2

feet We decide on a double reefed mainand we roll out a small amount of jibPretty soon we are flying along runningdown the shore of Isle Royale Our planas we pass Saginaw Point again is to sailfor as long as we can and keep an eye onthe weather We decide that if the windsdie off by the time we get to the southerntip of the island we will duck intoWashington Harbor for the night If thewind is forecast to stay up we will sail tothe islands tonight

Shortly after this we pass theentrance to Chippewa Harbor and aresurprised by a hail from ZaBreNa Theyare tucked into Chippewa and were hik-ing to the overlook when they spotted usflying past We urge them to join us butthey have decided to wait until eveningbefore making for the islands We plan arendezvous at Stockton and we continueon our way By 515 pm we are about10 miles from Grace Harbor Jim andRay have been listening to NOAA andthey are happy with the wind forecast sowe decide we will continue on

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Seaworthy the newsletter fromBoatUS that helps boaters and

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ldquoPreventive maintenance will helpyou avoid the headaches and keep yourcrew or fishing buddies comfortable andsaferdquo says Seaworthy Editor BobAdriance ldquoSo going over the boatrsquos sys-tems in the spring is very important Butnow after a couple months of use itrsquostime to look at things again A midsum-mer check-up will ensure you make itback to home port without a problemrdquo

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bull Outboard engine mounts Smallerengines can sometimes vibrate loose sore-tighten clamps and ensure the cut-offswitch is operable

bull Hydraulic steering system and trimtabs Ensure reservoirs are full If youhave to add fluid there is leak that mustbe fixed immediately

bull Batteries and electrical systemDead batteries are often nothing morethan corroded connections mdash sandpapercan easily clean them up With conven-tional batteries check water levels andadd if necessary Inspect cables andwiring for chafe especially whereverthey may pass through a bulkhead

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bull Head If your boat has a flushing toi-let and its handle is getting hard to oper-ate yoursquove likely got calcium buildupPour a cup of vinegar into bowl pumpingonly once or twice Let it sit for one nightbefore flushing with one-fourth cup ofmineral oil

bull On deck Old stiff or chafed docklines should be replaced Also checkanchor line and chain shackles and any splices

bull Sailboats only Look for any brokenstrands on standing rigging You can findthem by running a loose rag up the rig-ging which will snag on any brokenends Cracked swages are an indicator forimmediate replacement Contact a riggerif you suspect a problem Running rig-ging also needs to be looked at mdash espe-cially the roller furling line

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My favorite rule of thumb and onethat I have used with great success

many times is to sail the longer tackfirst This is a simple nearly foolproofguideline that is easy to use and oftencomes with great results

When youre racing upwind thelonger tack is the one on which you mustspend more time to get from where youare to the windward mark There aremany reasons why one tack may belonger than the other Most often thishappens because you have sailed awayfrom the middle of the course

For example if you sail toward theleft side of the beat you might have 4minutes left on starboard tack and 8 min-utes left on port tack before reaching thewindward mark In that case port is obvi-ously the longer tack Other reasons forunequal tacks include windshifts a cross-current and a windward mark that wasnot set to windward

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Rule of Thumb Sail the longer tack firstby David Dellenbaugh

The longer tack is the one on whichyour bow is pointing closer to the wind-ward mark Sometimes it is easy to judgethis by looking at where other boats arepointing on each tack If you have instru-ments or even a compass you can calcu-late the longer tack mathematically

Besides figuring out which tack islonger its important to know roughlyhow much longer it is than the other tackFor example will you have to spend 10minutes on one tack and 2 minutes on theother Or just 7 minutes on one tack and6 on the other

The more skewed the tacks the morecritical it becomes to sail on the tack thatis longer If one tack is much longer thereis a high probability that it will be betterto get on that tack right away But if thetacks are very close in length (which isprobably the case if you have a hard timefiguring out which tack is longer) theremay be no advantage in sailing one tackjust because its a little longer

Playing the odds

Sailing the longer tack first is agood rule of thumb when you arenot sure which way the wind willshift next The longer tack takesyou away from the layline andgives you a better chance of gain-ing if you get a windshift beforeyou reach the windward mark

The benefits of this strategy are greatest when the following condi-tions exist

1) The distance you must sail on one tack is substantially longerthan the distance remaining on the other tack For example if you have7 minutes to sail on starboard tack and only 2 on port (A) its very like-ly that sailing the longer tack first will be better But if you are closer tothe middle of the course with 4 minutes to sail on one tack and 3 min-utes on the other (B) there may not be much advantage in sailing thelonger tack first

2) You are fairly far from the mark The closer you are to the mark(C) the less of an advantage youll get from sailing the longer tack firstThats because the wind is less likely to shift during the short time beforeyou round the mark In this case its often best to minimize the numberof tacks you make and to position yourself ideally relative to the boatsaround you

When and why this worksSailing the longer tack first is a rule ofthumb that works most of the timeHowever like all such guidelines it is notmeant to be a replacement for figuringout what the wind is doing and makingyour own strategic plan to handle the par-ticular wind conditions you are facingFor example if its light air and you seemore pressure to the left you shouldprobably sail that direction on starboardtack even if port tack is a lot longer

However when you are not so sureabout what the wind will do next (and thisis the case even for top sailors much ofthe time) then you can rely on rules ofthumb like sail the longer tack first Thisprinciple works because when the windmight shift in either direction its better tostay away from the layline By sailing thelonger tack first you head toward themiddle of the beat rather than the closerlayline

Over the course of many races in thepast this strategy has proven to workmore often than not In other words itgives you a higher probability of successwhich is very important when you are try-ing to minimize your exposure to risk

The probability that this rule ofthumb will work goes up as a) the tacksbecome more uneven and b) you are far-ther from the mark (see ldquoPlaying theoddsrdquo) If you are quite far from the wind-ward mark and the tacks are quiteskewed it is very urgent to sail on thelonger tack

Note that if you have a cross-current(a current the runs perpendicular to thewind) this will often make one tacklonger than the other sometimes by quitea bit In that case it may be better to sailthe up-current tack first This is notbecause there is any inherent advantageto being up-current - it just keeps youcloser to the middle of the course whichis better when youre not sure what willhappen next with the wind

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Corollary Sail the longer jibe firstFor the same reasons that you should normally sail the longer tack first on a beat youshould also sail the longer jibe first on a run Getting to the downwind layline too earlyhas all the same problems - the risk of sailing extra distance possible bad air and theinability to play future windshifts (when youre not sure what the wind will do)

In fact this rule of thumb may be even more important on runs than beats becauseits easier to overstand downwind Most boats have narrower jibing angles than tackingangles (right) so when you round the windward mark you are already closer to a lay-line All you need is a slight skew in the course a windshift pressure increase or a cross-current and youll be at layline before you know it

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LEFT Even a small increase in wind velocity can have a largeimpact on your downwind angles Therefore you have toallow for this when positioning yourself on the run If youget too close to a layline and get a puff you will be over-standing the leeward mark

RIGHT Boats with symmetrical spinnakerstypically have narrower jibing angles than

tacking angles in almost every windvelocity So its easier to get to a

downwind layline especially inbreeze when the jibing angle

is very small

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16 Rave Hydrofoil 2002 Granite blue fullbattened main jib screecher Trlr Storedinside Exc shape $9999BO 612-597-7399

22 Tanzer 1974Shoal Keel with tandem trailer New loose footmainsail new headsail on CDI roller furling99 Johnson Sailmaster outboard with electricstart and alternator With many extras $6000715-774-3225 or sargeshadowmsncomEmail for additional information and picturesLocated near Bayfield Wisconsin

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25 Catalina 1987Tall Rig Roller furling Fin keel 10hp diesellow hours Folding prop Head with holdingtank Pop-top with canvas Dual batteriesPropane stove 6 sails $10500 414-453-4015

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30 Catalina 1985Project boat Universal M-25 Full batten main- 135 Steel cradle $7900 651-638-0793horzpoolgoldengatenet

30 ComPac 272 198995 ft Beam 35 ft Draft Roller Furling 155Genoa New Batteries Alcohol Stove 50 GalWater 12 Gal Fuel Custom Tandem TrailerExcellent Condition $24500 Call Jim 320-260-1860

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35 Beneteau 345 First 1984 A real joy to sail A well cared for classic inBayfield WI $36000 addisoncawaolcom515-577-2426

35 Catalina 350 2005Well equipped and cared for less than 100hours AC many custom items fresh bottompaint Located in Wichita Kansas $145000ahuffmankeymgmtcom 316-264-1866

37 Pearson 365 Ketch 1977Sleeps 6 4 sails plus Spinnaker DodgerBimini New cockpit cushions Diesel RadarAutopilot Garmin Chartplotter DepthWindspeed VHF radio Stereo Much more tolist $49000 715-742-3337 infosiskiwitbaycom

38 Hunter H380 1999 Commissioned new in 2001 Located PSMABayfield Furling MainJib Dodger ElectricWindlass RadarGPS Plotter Satellite Radio12v Refrigeration All Accessories Includes2010 Slip $98495 Call Robert 218-209-9040or roberttandelsolcom

41 Morgan 41 Classic MKII 1989sv Rainbow A well founded vessel withmany features Please visithttpwwwrb4salecom for details $99500Email breezestwtscom Phone 269-599-6701 ask for Tom

44 Morgan Center Cockpit 1988Located BVI Taxes paid forever One yearcharter seasonal owner use since Completewith dinghymotor bedding dishes etc Lowmaintenance deck $119900 763-218-6808RNKLarsongmailcom

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We alter course to a heading of 171degrees which gives us an ETA at OuterIsland at 0400 We discuss watches andRay and I volunteer to take the 1600-2000 and the 1200 to 0400 watch Sincewe are about an hour into Jim andJolenes break I head below and heat upsome leftover stew for them before theyhead off watch Pretty soon it is just Rayand I in the cockpit Emmanuel is on Ottoand the conversation ranges far and wideThe day is moving slowly towardsevening and the sky is now streaked withthe pink and lavender shades of a summersunset The wind has leveled off and ourcourse has it placed solidly on our hip sowe shake the reef out of the main andunroll the rest of the jib The extra poweris helpful because the quartering seashave increased steadily and are now over4 feet I find that watching the steady andpowerful rhythm of the waves is deeplyhypnotic They are large impatient beastsand when they meet Emmanuels sleekhull they surge and seem to seek a way toclaim her when they cannot they rollunder her stern and rush around her bowand like grumpy old men who are inter-fered with mumble bitterly to themselvesas they continue on their way

When Ray comes back on deck herigs the radar deflector and I help himhoist it high in the rigging After that I gobelow and make some hot cocoa whichRay and I share along with our dwindlingsupply of seasick cookies Their abun-dance of ginger helps with queasinesswhen the seas are this rolly Emmanuel isstill sailing well and is maintainingspeeds of 7-8 knots For the next hour or

so we talk in a desultory fashion and Iwatch as dusk approaches slowly Atabout 750 I head below and shake Joleneand Jim out of their bunks By the timethey stumble up on deck they are happyto see the pot of fresh coffee ready forthem After shift turn over Ray and I headbelow and Ray disappears into his cabinI decide a thermos of hot soup would begood for the crew on watch so I get a potof tomato soup heating on the stoveBecause of the quartering seas it is stillrolly so I need the pot holders to hold thepan on the gimbaled stove Once the soupis hot I pick it up in both hands I have thethermos standing in the sink but now Irealize I have a problem with the transferThe soup does not pour well from the panespecially when I am aiming for an open-ing jus t a little larger than an inch I knowI have a funnel somewhere but I cannotset the pan down for fear of it spilling(fiddles not withstanding) while I searchfor it I finally resign myself to the factthat I am going to lose some and take mybest shot After cleaning all the soup outof the sink I head to my bunk

Its a little strange being in the V-berth while we are underway I havenever slept on Emmanuel except whenwe are at anchor or docked While there isa certain amount of noise from the water

Isle Royale - Continued from page 13

Lighthouse at Rock Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

Jim gets ready to stand his watch on our way back to Pikes Bay

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rushing past the hull it is actually a sooth-ing sound I wedge myself crossways intothe V-berth but since we are not heelingand the rolling motion is more pro-nounced in the stern I am very comfort-able I read for a while and then I dozeoff All too soon Jolene is waking me upfor my next shift I put all my layers ofclothes back on including my harness andtether and head for the cockpit It is abeautiful night but the wind has easedsome so Jim has started the diesel tomaintain our speed but the sails are stillup Jim and Jolenes watch was unevent-ful except for a couple of freighters thathave just shown up on the screen Againit is Ray and I and the moonlit night Wecan see lights on the far north shore andwe are pretty sure we are seeing the lightsof Grand Marais I keep an eye on thefreighters on our screen and it soonbecomes obvious they will pass wellastern of us so I relax just a bit

I have the helm by myself for a bitwhile Ray is below and it is a huge feel-ing It is a magnificent feeling-being atthe helm of a boat like Emmanuel andsailing across this lake The full moon isstill with us and lights our way The onlysounds are those of wind water and boatEmmanuel sails along at home in thewater and happy to be underway Iremember well all my feelings of trepi-dation at the start of this journey and amamazed at how different I feel now Injust 5 days we have sailed more than 300miles put our anchor down in newanchorages and crossed this lake twiceat night In some ways it seems a shamethat I have waited until now my 48thsummer before finding out I can do thisbut at least now I know My feeling ofsatisfaction is immense

By about 2 am Ray and I have spot-ted the light from Outer Island and westart to discuss what our plan will beWere not sure if we want to stop in theislands and get some sleep or continue onto Pikes Bay Our ETA for arriving atStockton is around 5 am and gettingback to Pikes Bay would take another 2hours Since we are already a day aheadof schedule we decide to stop in theislands and see if we get a chance to sail

that day We discuss various anchoragesand Ray advocates for some locationsthat are closer to where we enter theislands but I lobby vigorously for puttingthe hook down in Presque Bay onStockton I know the bay so making ourentrance in low light doesnt bother meWe postpone a decision until Jim andJolene are back on watch At 400 amRay wakes the next shift and when Jimand Jolene are on deck we discuss ouroptions Jim decides on Presque Isle Bayand we adjust our waypoint I head belowand curl up on the settee in the main salonsince I know we are due to arrive atStockton in about an hour I doze for a bitand then Jim is waking me to help withthe anchor Once on deck I can see thatthe skies have lightened considerably andfinding a place to put the hook down iseasy Once the anchor is set I head belowfor my bunk and am sound asleep by 520am We all sleep pretty sound until about9 am and then its time for coffee

It is a warm sunny day with clearskies and is a perfect day for just hangingout and taking it easy Breakfast is throwntogether from leftovers and Jolene doesdishwashing duty afterwards There is ageneral air of somnolence on board andthe slightly humid day does nothingmuch to shake us out of our torpor By

late afternoon a craving for pasta over-takes everyone on board so I whip up abatch of Pasta Puttanesca and we all eatbig platefuls of the stuff Of course thisfeast promotes more lying about in thewarm drowsy afternoon A few hourslater ZaBreNa hails us on channel 16 andwe find out she has just reached OuterIsland We invite her to stop by for snacksand the invitation is accepted quickly Iget busy in the galley again and pull outall the leftovers and throw them on platesand bowls By the time I am doneZaBreNa is in sight and Jolene and I tieon fenders and ready lines ZaBreNacomes alongside and we raft up withouttoo much fuss Our guests come aboardEmmanuel and we all have a chance totalk over the adventure we just had andshare stories about our crossing By earlyevening we know it is time to return toPikes Bay so we haul anchor reluctantlyand motor home in the fading light of alate summer day All of us changed for-ever by this experience

Sam Hounder is former Commodoreof Black Bear Yacht Club and still serveson the Board of Directors as SocialCzarina She and husband Jim have beensailing together for over 15 years Theykeep Emmanuel in Pikersquos Bay Marina inBayfield WI

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ZaBreeNas Crew joins us for post cruise raft up at Presque Isle Bay

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

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COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

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El Encierro (above) and Cut Throat (below) at the 10th Annual ADA RegattaPhotos by J H Peterson

STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

The American Sail TrainingAssociation is the hub for tall ship activi-ty expertise and information in NorthAmerica A 501(c) (3) nonprofit organi-zation focused on youth education lead-ership development and the preservationof the maritime heritage of NorthAmerica since 1973 ASTA has supportedEducation Under Sail and YouthCharacter Development aboard tall shipsIt organizes the TALL SHIPS CHAL-LENGEreg Series manages scholarshipprograms to make sail training experi-ences more affordable for young peoplegrant programs to assist crew of ASTAmember vessels with the costs of profes-sional development courses and licensingrequirements and publishes SAIL TALLSHIPS

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Racing News

Photo Credit (from Left to right) Privateer Lynx Pride of Baltimore IIAppledore V - Brian Stagner

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Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

sored by White Bear Boat Works TheLeukemia Cup Regatta on White BearLake brings together sailors from allover the upper Midwest for a weekendof racing fundraising and unabashedfun It is one of nearly forty similar sail-ing events around the country raisingawareness and funds to help find a curefor blood cancers like leukemia lym-phoma Hodgkins disease and myelo-ma

As many as 60 boats-from 14 sail-ing dinghies to 38 scows-enter this sail-ing extravaganza And every year theopportunity to sail and help others in thecommunity leaves a memorable impres-sion on everyone in attendance Since

2004 supporters of The Leukemia CupRegatta on White Bear Lake have raisedover $420000 for The Leukemia ampLymphoma Society (LLS) By register-ing for the Regatta (wwwleukemi-acuporgmn) participants become partof a nationwide movement of sailors and

other supporters who havejoined LLS in its fight againstblood cancers

This year Minnesota sailorsare raising their sails to honorAndrew Hedquist of StillwaterMN At the age of two Andrewwas diagnosed with acute myel-ogenous leukemia (AML) inMarch of 2005 It was news nei-ther of Andrews parents expect-ed to hear When Andrew wasdiagnosed we were both afraidand in disbelief said Andrewsmother Laura Hedquist Wenever had anyone close to us gothrough a serious illness letalone our little boy Followinghis diagnosis Andrew enduredfrequent trips to the doctor fiverounds of chemotherapy andtwo serious infections

Watching Andrew gothrough treatment was extremelydifficult But the help wereceived from LLS was trulyamazing said Laura We arevery thankful to have had suchwonderful support Now aseven-year-old student at SalemLutheran Andrew is doing greatHis doctors say he will be offi-

cially deemed cured this September- justin time for the Regatta Thank youbecause youre making the lives of can-cer patients easier and providing hope totheir families said Laura As a parentof a cancer patient I feel like its a bur-den lifted from my shoulders so I canfocus on caring for my son and navigat-ing the complicated world of treatmentinsurance and recovery Knowing thatyou are out there raising funds for thiscause gives great hope to familiesThose interested in attending theSeventh Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta(September 10-12) to sail in honor ofAndrew and others like him can regis-ter by visitingwwwleukemiacuporgmn

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250 SAILORS JOIN FORCES IN HONOR OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ANDREW HEDQUIST OF STILLWATER

REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

fundraiser for LLS delivers New to theevent this year is The Leukemia CupLuau featuring a pig roast If you wouldlike to support the Regatta by sailingvolunteering donating an auction itemor making a donation we would love totalk with you For more informationabout The Leukemia Cup Regatta andLLS please contact Jared Nielsen at(763) 852-3004 or visit our website atwwwleukemiacuporgmn

REGATTA WEEKEND PREVIEW910 Registration amp Mount Gay Rum

Reception 500-900 PM

911 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 1 and 2Lunch provided by Jimmys Foodamp DrinkRace 3Silent AuctionThe Leukemia Cup luau featuringa pig roast Purchase dinner tickets by visit-ing wwwleukemiacuporgmn Live Music and Dancing

912 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 4 and 5Lunch provided by Roadside Pizzaamp Race Awards

ABOUT THE LEUKEMIA amp LYMPHOMA SOCIETYThe Leukemia amp Lymphoma Society isthe worlds largest voluntary healthorganization dedicated to fundingresearch education and patient servicesfor people with leukemia lymphoma ormyeloma Over one hundred thousandnew cases of these blood cancers arediagnosed in this country each year and148 people die from them every day Butmany more recover thanks in part to theefforts of The Leukemia amp LymphomaSociety and sailors across the countryLast year alone some 8400 sailorsraised $38 million to help find cures forblood cancers $78000 of that wasraised by The Leukemia Cup Regatta onWhite Bear Lake

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COMPASSIONATESAILORS WANTED

Extend your passion for sailingto the race for cancer cures

The Leukemia Cup RegattaSeptember 10 ndash 12 2010

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Join sailors from across the Twin Cities on September10-12 as they set sail for a cure on White Bear LakeFor just $95 you and your crew will enjoy five races a complimentary Mount Gay Rum cocktail receptionbreakfasts and lunches an auction and raffle and wersquoll even throw in a long-sleeve Regatta t-shirt for the skipper

Register by August 13 to get $10 off your registration fee

Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmn to register today

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27 ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship in Madison Wisconsin

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Page 6 View from Windigo Dock towards Beaver Island Isle Royale National Park Michigan

Photo by Sam Huonder

Page 28 ROCKIT of the Capri 25 fleet at this yearrsquos ADA Regatta Photo by J H Peterson

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Since Jim and I got our first boat onLake Superior in 2004 we have

talked about sailing to Isle Royale IsleRoyale is a US National Park in the stateof Michigan and is the largest island onLake Superior at 45 miles long and 9miles wide Isle Royale is surrounded byhundreds of islands isles bays and har-bors While Jim and I have completedshorter passages of 60 miles or so IsleRoyale at around 120 miles from ourhome cruising grounds remains to beconquered and by August of 2008 wewere ready We joined up with two otherboats from our marina and made ourpreparations On August 14 we wereready Emmanuel our 1995 HunterLegend 405 was full of provisions waterand fuel After a short skippers meetingon Saturday with the crew and skippers ofZaBreNa and Montebelau at the PikesBay Clubhouse and a top off at the fueldock we were on our way It was 1030 inthe morning and the sky was clear and thebreeze nonexistent As we exited PikesBay our home port Jim throttled up toabout 2800 rpm a comfortable cruisingspeed for Emmanuel and we all settledback to enjoy the ride By 230 pm wehad cleared Outer Island and were rapid-ly leaving the Apostle Islands and ourflotilla behind The day was still sunnyand warm and we were all comfortable inshorts and t-shirts Our crew Ray andJolene Boyd had sailed with us before butnot on Emmanuel so we spent some timemaking sure they knew were importantthings were like the safety gear thruhulls flashlights and my cinnamonbabka It was around this time that Raypresented me with a present he hadbought for me My very own head lamp

One of the best seats on Emmanuelis the bow pulpit seat Late in the after-noon I was comfortably ensconced therewhile we continued under power througha perfectly calm lake Off in the distanceI could see a freighter in the shippinglane heading to the Upper PeninsulaLooking ahead I could not see any shore

line and looking behind the ApostleIslands had disappeared and I realizedthat now I was committed For just amoment I quailed at the prospect of con-tinuing I am at best a reluctant adventur-er and I wasnt sure I was up to the chal-lenge A burst of laughter from the cock-pit and I turned to see Ray Jim andJolene smiling happily and I felt com-forted I turned back to the lake andwatched its placid face as the distanceslid by Emmanuels hull The bow wakechuckled happily to itself but I knew bet-ter than to let myself be lulled by itsbanality The Lake is a lady of manymoods and I knew this wouldnt last

By early evening the crew is gettinghungry so I got busy in the galley andwithin a short while everyone is tuckinginto steaming bowls of my homemadebeef stew By 800 pm dusk isapproaching and we get set to watch afabulous sunset and are not disappoint-ed It is clear to us all by this time thatwe are going to be making landfall inthe dark since we hugely underestimat-ed our speed under motor By 900 pmwe are less than 20 miles from the

entrance to Grace Harbor and we dis-cuss our options We could alter courseand head north to Rock Harbor but thatway we miss rendezvousing with the

Destination Isle Royaleby Sam Huonder

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View from Windigo Dock towards Beaver Island at Isle Royale National Park

flotilla We could stand off until firstlight but that means a minimum of 5hours close to a rocky shore While weknow its risky we elect to make ourentrance in the dark

By 1000 pm we are under sailbecause the wind has now cranked upover 15 knots and the seas haveincreased We are broad reaching towardIsle Royale and the Rock of Ages Lightis clearly visible Since we have such ashort distance to go we are not standingwatches and everyone is in the cockpitwith lifejackets harnesses and tethers onI am sitting on the windward rail andmarveling at what its like to be crossingthis lake at night While Jim and I sailedquite often at night on White Bear Lakeand we have on occasion returned to themarina late after being out in the islandsall day this is different We are luckyenough to have a full moon and it hangsthere just above the horizon large andotherworldly looking It lights a broadpath on the dark rushing lake Thewaves build and I can hear them before Isee them The waves hit Emmanuel on

her stern quarter then hissing slide downher hull their white foamy tops clearlyvisible in the moonlight passing justbelow the gunwales I turn to glance atthe rest of the crew Rays face is lit by

the electronic glow of the chartplotterwhile he and Jim are telling each otherstories and Jolene dozes in the compan-ionway with her head wedged againstthe halyard winch

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Emmanuel at dusk-Windigo Photo by Jolene Boyd

At about 1130 pm CT Jim calls forthe sails to be doused He fires up theYanmar and turns Emmanuel into thewind and Ray and I realize we are in forit The wind is screaming through the rig-ging and we are now bow on to seas thatare easily 6 feet I clip on my tether andmake my way forward I say a silentthank you to Jim because I am so gratefulwe had our new UK Stack Pak installedthis year Wrestling a 900 square footmainsail down the mast is never easy buthaving our Stack Pak makes collectingthe beast a lot easier However tonight itmeans I still have to go up the mastbecause the wind is keeping the head-board pinned about 10 feet above theboom Emmanuels bow is rising andfalling on the steep waves and I have adeath grip on her mast One particularlyviolent drop throws me backward whilefor one second my hands are busy tryingto undo the shackle on the headboard Igrab the mast in time but my heart ispounding In between the bucking andheaving I manage to pull the sail downthe rest of the way and stuff it in the Stackpak I climb down and make my wayback to the cockpit on shaky legs Just asI get back to the cockpit I hear a flappingnoise at the same time I hear a cry fromJolene I turn towards the bow and realizethat the headsails furler line had worked

its way loose and the jib is now unrollingRay jumps on the line and starts rollingthe sail back in but because of the pres-sure on the sail he cannot roll the last bitin and it is enough to pull the bow overSo this time both Ray and I clip back inand make our way forward with bungeesin hand On our knees we work on secur-ing the sail but every time the bow fallsRay and I go airborne which makes wrap-ping up the jib a challenge When it isfinally secure we both pause before head-ing back to the cockpit again and as Iwork my way down starboard I hear Raywhooping every time Emmanuel buriesher bow again The maniac is having agreat time Now that we are somewhatunder control Jim at the helm has tocarefully time turning Emmanuel off thewind to keep us from getting swampedOnce we have the wind behind us we flytoward the Grace Harbor entrance and bymidnight central we are in the lee ofCumberland Point We all take a deepbreath and I am starting to relax when Irealize that the shore around us looksreally rocky Luckily the full moon lightsour way somewhat but Ray and Jim arewatching the chartplotter intently Prettysoon Jim puts Ray on the helm and headsforward with a spotlight We are lookingfor the passage between WashingtonIsland and Grace Island and it seems that

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Rock Of Ages lighthouse as we leave Washington Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

we are on the right course when trying tosneak through a narrow channel wezagged when we should have zigged andwe are aground I feel the dreaded bumpof hull on rock while I am on the bowstarting to pull the anchor rode out of theanchor locker I race back to the cockpitwhile uttering some very unladylikewords Of course I am frantic but Jim andRay are as calm as always I look at thedepth meter and see our depth is showingas 3 ft This causes another outburst fromme Jim instructs me firmly to sit downand be calm We are in no danger at themoment Bump bump Emmanuel bobsgently on the rocks we are sitting on Jimtakes the helm from Ray and tries to driveher off but no luck The wind is comingstraight on our nose and the shallowwater we are in is getting choppy Jimcontinues to try to work us loose but weare firmly stuck Even in the midst of myoverwhelming feeling of impendingdoom I cant help but notice how awe-somely beautiful this place is The moon-light paints the entire scene with a softsilvery glow that lets me see that we arestuck on the point of either Washington orBarnum Island The wind blows gentlyand the channel we are facing glitters inthe moonlight Jolene and I move as weare directed hoping our weight shift willhelp but it does not Jim and Ray talkabout putting the dinghy in to try to kedgeoff but after a bit Jim turns the helm overto Ray with instructions to drive it likeyou stole it By now the wind has pickedup a bit and Emmanuel is rising andfalling in the short waves Ray finds therhythm and throttles quickly when thewaves lift the bow slightly and all of thesudden we are free Jolene and I arewhooping and hollering and jumping upand down We run back to the cockpit andjump up and down some more and hugthe boys and then we are on our wayagain carefully Within about 2 boatlengths we are back in 60 feet of waterand Ray marvels aloud that its a stupidplace for a rock pile We quickly find ourway to a sheltered spot in about 16 feet ofwater behind Barnum Island and we getthe anchor down and set I sit on deck fora few minutes while the rest of the crew

heads below I can see that the shorelineis heavily wooded and the full moon castsits silvery light over our safe havenWhen I turn and look to starboard I cansee the channel opening to the lake butwe are quite protected I join the rest ofthe crew below and realize that it is nowabout 130 am and everyone is way toowired to sleep I make some hot cocoaand slice up some babka and pretty soonthe adrenaline wears off and everyone issleepy enough to head for bed I fall into

a deep sleep but wake after a couple ofhours because the wind has come up Ipad barefoot through the cabin and stickmy head out the companionway and seeIsle Royale at first light It is an overcastmorning and the wind has piped up butour anchorage is still fairly quiet so I goback to bed A couple of hours later Iwake again with another wind increaseand now its about 7 am I grab a jacketand the camera on my way to the cockpitAfter a few minutes Jim joins me and we

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Emmanuel at anchor in Malone Bay

talk quietly It has started raining but weare staying dry under the bimini We areboth awestruck by the scene around usThe channel to Windigo is visible as areGrace Island and Thompson Island

Pretty soon Ray and Jolene are upand we have a leisurely breakfast Bymid-morning we hear a hail fromZaBreNa and find out she is at Windigodock along with Montebelau Within ahalf hour we have the anchor up and aremotoring down Windigo channel Whenwe arrive we find space for Emmanuel onthe leeward side of the dock so Jimcoaches Ray on how to land her I throwa bowline to Bill who makes it snug onthe bollard and then Ray puts her inreverse which lets her stern swing over toland her gently against the dock We man-age to pull off this impressive bit of boathandling in front of a ferry full of passen-gers who I tell myself are suitablyimpressed We smile like we do this allthe time We spend the next hour or sochatting with Dick Joe and Bill fromMontebelau and with Dave Jim Bill andAl from ZaBreNa We trade stories aboutour crossing and what happened and whatwe did There is lots of laughter and whileeveryone is visiting I nip below and fill aplatter with brownies and cookies andtake it back up to the hungry crews Bylunchtime ZaBreNa and Montebelau castoff but we decide to stay the night Wespend the rest of the day exploringWindigo picking wild raspberries andthimbleberries and checking out the visi-tor center which is really cool It is a verymodern place and has lots of displays ofthe local fauna and vegetation There arefull scale displays of moose and wolfwhich I find fascinating There is also aFresnel lens which came from the Rockof Ages Lighthouse There is a largeselection of books and charts and Raybuys and makes me a present of a newchart of Isle Royale since mine is at homein the basement For dinner we have freshLake Superior whitefish fillets I placethe fillets on pieces of foil then drizzlethem with butter and sprinkle with saltand pepper I top them with slices of freshlemon These packets go on the grillalong with skewers of fresh vegetables I

have marinated in olive oil and herbs Itdoesnt take long for the feast to disap-pear After dinner Ray takes the dinghyout for a row and I wander the dock visit-ing with the neighbors Its funny but I geta lot of comments on Emmanuel since Iam talking mostly to fishing boats andsmall power cruisers We are easily thelargest vessel at the dock and peopleseem fascinated by her size Eventually Iend up sitting at the end of the dockdrinking coffee The evening light isbreathtakingly golden and the perfectlycalm waters of Windigo Harbor gleam inthe approaching dusk as nightfall comessoftly

On Sunday morning Jim decides weneed to top off the water tanks This turnsout to be quite an undertaking since itinvolves moving the boat borrowinghose and running it about 100 feet up ahill Jolene and I leave it to the men to fig-ure it out and we head to the showers towash our hair By the time we get backJim is satisfied that the tanks are full andsoon we are on our way Jim hands thehelm to Ray and then they discuss ourexit Ray keeps an eye on the chartplotterand Jolene reads the paper chart Jim andI are on bow watch and we sneak pastGrace and Washington Island I watchwith trepidation as we creep through 7-9

foot depths while passing some reallynasty looking boulders but we manageand soon we are out of the harbor androunding Cumberland Point There is aslight breeze so we hoist the main but itdies off within the hour so we are back tomotoring but it is no great penance for itis a another stunner of a day Clear blueskies lots of sun and very pleasant tempsThe lake has only a slight chop and man-ages to appear friendly as we motor northalong Isle Royales southern shore Ournext waypoint is Houghton Point and wehave it in sight by lunchtime We round itand soon find ourselves in Siskiwit BayLunch that day is my homemade chickensalad and we all eat in the cockpit and letOtto do the steering By now the breezehas freshened and we are flying alongwith the wind on our quarter on the mainonly while the crew happily eats lunch Acouple of chicken jibes later we arebeginning our approach to Malone BayJim is on the helm and Jolene calls out thecourse from the chart After locating andpassing through the first set of channelmarkers we turn to starboard and head forthe next set that will take us into MaloneBay After passing through the channelwe start to head to Malone Bay dock butit is already occupied so instead we makeour way to Malone Island The water is

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View from Siskiwit Lake Hiking trail looking toward Isle Royale Lighthouse

deep but we are able to creep in close toshore and get the anchor down in about15 feet of water Malone Island gives usexcellent protection for everything butnorthwest but with the wind blowingpretty steady out of the southeast we arequite comfortable Once the anchor isdown Jim lowers the dinghy off the davitsand we are ready to head to shore Oncewe leave the protection of Malone Islandwe get the full force of the 12-15 knotbreeze as we head for the Malone Baydock There is a one foot chop in the bayand Jim has his hands full not flipping thedinghy We all get a little wet but that isthe worst of it Once ashore we are able toquickly locate the trailhead to SiskiwitLake The well worn path takes us alongthe shore and then cuts to the right It isnot a long way and soon we are climbinga small hill and when we get to the top ofit there it is Siskiwit Lake a lake in themiddle of an island in the middle of alake We all stand there marveling at itThe shore is pebbly and the lake liesthere blue and peaceful in the afternoonsun We wander the shore and we takesome pictures A bit more exploring andwe find the Siskiwit River This littleriver tumbles out of Siskiwit Lake andruns cheerfully over a small waterfall Itwas a strange feeling to stand at the shoreof the river and look up to Siskiwit lakeThe elevation difference is quite markedand is a surprise to me

Eventually we wander back to thetrail and make our way to the dinghyAnother harey ride across the bay and weare back aboard Emmanuel By this timeit is late afternoon so I put together someappetizers to quiet the growling stom-achs I mix up my spicy pepper jam withcream cheese and we eat it on crackersand chips We all sit in the cockpit in thewarm sun and smile smugly at each otherOther than a couple of campers ashore wehave not seen another soul since we leftWindigo Harbor early that morningEverywhere we look is beauty that makesyou heart hurt and your throat tightenThat is until Jim decides its time to takea shower right off the stern The rest of usare too comfortable to move so we staywhere we are and Ray and Jolene care-

fully avert their eyes By the time Jim isdone with his shower everyone is yawn-ing so we all head for our bunks for ashort nap Dinner is late in the eveningand my marinated lamb chops grilled justuntil done and served with a reducedglaze of honey garlic and balsamic vine-gar and fresh green beans is a perfect endto a perfect day

Much later after the dishes are donewe dig out the charts and our cruisingguide and discuss our plans for the nextday We are planning to head for RockHarbor so Jim turns on the VHF andtunes in to NOAA to get the weatherRight about this time I decide to take aturn on deck to check our swing andanchor set As I step out into the cockpitthe scene before me is so beautiful I haveto sit down for a bit The moon is nowfully up and all around me is bright asday Tucked behind Malone Island we aresheltered from the big lake but we are justa short distance from the shore ofSiskiwit Bay With Emmanuels bowpointing almost due west as I sit in thecockpit I can see Ross and Fisher IslandsThe waters ofMalone Bay gleamin this frosted lightand I am happy tojust sit and watchJust then in themidst of this rever-ie a flash catchesmy eye I turn myhead quickly andsee that the north-west sky is filledwith lightningWhen I go belowagain Jim Ray andI discuss the fore-cast of expected15-25 knot windsout of the west towhich we are a bitexposed I updatethem on the weath-er and we bataround the idea ofsetting a secondanchor but decideto wait and see

what happens I have a fair amount ofconfidence in our Bruce and we haveplenty of swing room We all head for bedshortly after Banging thunder and a driv-ing rain wakes me at about 2 am We hadleft some hatches open for ventilation soJim and I hurriedly shut them and I headto the cockpit to rescue the Garmin chart-plotter After stowing it below I wait outthe storm and make myself some cocoa topass the time By 300 am it has blownitself out and I take my cocoa and mynew headlamp to the cockpit This thingmakes reading at night a breeze The airis balmy and with the passing of thestorm the skies are clear and the night isthick with stars Pretty soon Im yawningand I head back to bed for a few morehours of sleep

Monday morning dawns bright andclear but we can see by the chop inMalone Bay that the wind has piped upagain For breakfast that morning I makeJolene my double cinnamon French toastI soak thick slices of French bread in arich egg cream maple syrup cinnamonand butter mixture After soaking I grill

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the slices on the griddle and serve withwarm syrup and thick sliced bacon Whenbreakfast is done and the dishes arewashed its time to go Our destinationthis day is Rock Harbor which is about 30miles further up the south shore of IsleRoyale After warming up the diesel weget the anchor back on board and head forthe channel out of Malone Bay Onceclear we discuss our sail plan for the dayThe wind is really blowing and wealready have about two feet of chop Wedecide to go with a single reef in the mainand part of the jib rolled out Once hoist-ed we fall off to a starboard tack andbecause the wind is out of the southeastwe dont have a lot of sea room to allowus to sail lower than a close reach so wesettle in for the ride across Siskiwit BayIt is this kind of weather that shows whata stellar performer Emmanuel is underchallenging conditions As the miles slideby under her hull the wind and wavescontinue to build By lunchtime we are insome serious 6 footers and it is a hardslog but Emmanuel simply leans into itand shoulders her way through maintain-ing a respectable 7 plus knots Helm dutyrequires serious concentration and warmheadgear Even though the temps are eas-ily in the 60s it is chilly in the wind Byearly afternoon I head down to the galley

and dish up leftover pasta salad andchicken salad for lunch Apparently con-ditions have not dampened appetitessince it all quickly disappears Shortlyafter lunch we are approaching ChippewaHarbor and I easily spot the daymark forthe entrance and we know we dont havemuch farther to go An hour or so later weround Saginaw Point and are heading forMiddle Island Passage our entrance toRock Harbor About this time Jim fires upthe diesel to help our pointing so we dontlose a lot of ground The Yanmar is chug-ging happily along at cruising speedwhen suddenly the RPMs drop from theusual 2800 to about 1000 Jim and I lookat each and I shrug my shoulders Jimadvances the throttle again and a momentlater the RPMs come back up We makeit to Middle Island Passage and just as weenter Rock Harbor we spot Montebelauheading out We chat for a few momentson the VHF and wave good bye as theyhead out to Chippewa Harbor Just a fewminutes later the diesel does the samething The RPMs fall off and then comeback up It happens twice more during thethree miles we travel to Rock Harbormarina and it leaves Jim and I feelingsomewhat spooked

The first thing we do is stop at thegas dock to top off fuel (diesel is over $6a gallon) pump out the holding tankand arrange for an overnight slip Whilethe boys are taking care of these thingsJolene and I hop off and head for thebathrooms When we come back I walk aways down to check out what slip I wantWhile a few of the slips have the length toaccommodate Emmanuel I am worriedabout the depth I finally find one with aport side tie up and I go back to tell JimI am happy to see that we are just twoslips away from Dan on Seahawk Wehad last seen Dan and his crew atWindigo on Saturday We exchange hel-los and chat for a few minutes

Within a short while Emmanuel istucked up safely in her slip and Ray andJolene decide to head out to do someexploring They take the dinghy and headover to Raspberry Island Jim and I stayon board and spend some time relaxingShortly after Ray and Jolene leave we are

surprised to see ZaBreNa pull into the gasdock so we head over for a quick visitDave and his crew are planning on spend-ing the night in Tobin Harbor but weagree to touch base in the morning beforeheading out By the time Ray and Jolenecome back it is time for appetizers whichwe eat on shore while we enjoy the love-ly evening Finally I throw some steakson the grill and sauteacute some mushrooms inbutter Along with the big juicy stripsteaks we have fresh cruditeacutes and breadwarm from Emmanuels oven This feastrequires the four of us to take a walkdown to the Rock Harbor Lodge after weclean our plates It is easy to see that allthe guests must have a fabulous view Wecheck out the gift shop peek in somewindows and pretty soon wander back toEmmanuel It is another beautiful eveningand the tranquil basin that is Rock Harborgleams pearl like in the early eveningThe air is soft and is lightly cool againstmy skin When we get back to the boatwe debate the idea of showering on shorebut the thought of paying $6 for a 5minute shower leaves us all opting forwash ups on board All the fresh air andsailing has worn Jolene out and shecrawls into her bunk early Jim Ray and Istay up longer for coffee and dessert andwe discuss the days events including thediesel problem It seems reasonable toassume that the problem may be gunk inthe fuel filter and decide that will be thefirst place we look in the morning

Tuesday morning is warm andsunny Since I always sleep sounder whenwe are in harbor it is after 8 am before Istumble out and the rest of the crew is upalready Jim and Ray are just comingback from Tobin Harbor where theyhiked over to see if ZaBreNa was thereShe was not so they try to raise her on theVHF but no luck Thankfully Jolene hasthe coffee made and I huddle with my cupuntil my sleep fogged brain clears Aquick breakfast and it is time to get towork We pull the engine cover off andwith me reading the diagram out of theservice manual we locate the fuel filterOnce it is removed we pour its contentsinto a jug and find that about half of it issludge Next we locate the Racor filter

Breakfast in Emmanuels cabin

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and clean that also and then we discoverthe sealing O-ring is bad Ray and Jimexchange looks wondering where are wegoing to get parts I disappear into theport aft cabin and reappear moments laterwith a new filter and a new O ring fromthe spare parts kit I laid in before we leftFor a brief moment I am heralded as thebest provisioner of all time With all newparts installed Jim steps confidentially tothe helm and turns the key The Yanmarcranks hopefully but that is all and prettysoon the starter is starting to lag becausethe start battery is being depleted Aroundthis time our friend Dan from Seahawkstrolls down the dock and suggests we trypriming the new fuel filter The guys grinsheepishly Apparently this is a man thingthey are supposed to know The filter getsprimed and more cranking and now thestart battery is dangerously low We takea short break and Ray heads to the bath-room where a chance conversation giveshim the answer we need Soon he is backand tells Jim that the air needs to be bledout of the fuel line Before we can do thatthough Jim and I hoist one of the housebatteries out of its locker and move it tothe companionway where it is connectedto the start battery using the batterycables Dan loaned us The Yanmar serv-ice manual guides us through the process

and once the lines are bled I turn the keyand Yanmar busts into life and chugs hap-pily away A cheer goes up from the crewof Emmanuel which is echoed by a victo-ry blast from Seahawk By this time it isafter 12 noon and we are anxious to be onour way Soon we are slipping our linesand with a last wave to Seahawk andthank you call on the VHF we quicklyleave Rock Harbor behind As we exitMiddle Island passage we find the windsare about 15 knots ESE with seas of 1-2

feet We decide on a double reefed mainand we roll out a small amount of jibPretty soon we are flying along runningdown the shore of Isle Royale Our planas we pass Saginaw Point again is to sailfor as long as we can and keep an eye onthe weather We decide that if the windsdie off by the time we get to the southerntip of the island we will duck intoWashington Harbor for the night If thewind is forecast to stay up we will sail tothe islands tonight

Shortly after this we pass theentrance to Chippewa Harbor and aresurprised by a hail from ZaBreNa Theyare tucked into Chippewa and were hik-ing to the overlook when they spotted usflying past We urge them to join us butthey have decided to wait until eveningbefore making for the islands We plan arendezvous at Stockton and we continueon our way By 515 pm we are about10 miles from Grace Harbor Jim andRay have been listening to NOAA andthey are happy with the wind forecast sowe decide we will continue on

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ldquoPreventive maintenance will helpyou avoid the headaches and keep yourcrew or fishing buddies comfortable andsaferdquo says Seaworthy Editor BobAdriance ldquoSo going over the boatrsquos sys-tems in the spring is very important Butnow after a couple months of use itrsquostime to look at things again A midsum-mer check-up will ensure you make itback to home port without a problemrdquo

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bull Engine belts For inboard engineslook in areas near the belts checking forevidence of black dust mdash a sure sign thatengine pulleys need to be realigned andthe belt replaced Push on the longest runof the belt mdash it should not deflect morethan one half inch

bull Engine hoses Squeeze coolant andfuel hoses with your hands looking forsoftness cracks or bulges Replace anythat are suspect Wiggle the ends toensure they are secure and inspect for anypossible chafing issues in the enginecompartment

bull Sterndrives Inspect the folds in thebellows and replace if they show signsof cracking

bull Sacrificial zincs and anodes Awasted zinc is a sure sign of trouble pos-sibly stray current at the dock Ensure allzincs are no less than half gone mdash andreplace them now if they are

bull Control cables Look for chafe splitsor swelling of the plastic jacket mdash a suresign the cable needs replacement

bull Outboard engine mounts Smallerengines can sometimes vibrate loose sore-tighten clamps and ensure the cut-offswitch is operable

bull Hydraulic steering system and trimtabs Ensure reservoirs are full If youhave to add fluid there is leak that mustbe fixed immediately

bull Batteries and electrical systemDead batteries are often nothing morethan corroded connections mdash sandpapercan easily clean them up With conven-tional batteries check water levels andadd if necessary Inspect cables andwiring for chafe especially whereverthey may pass through a bulkhead

bull Shorepower cable Look for burnmarks on the plug ends and the connec-tion to the boat Replace both the plugand receptacle immediately if you find any

bull Head If your boat has a flushing toi-let and its handle is getting hard to oper-ate yoursquove likely got calcium buildupPour a cup of vinegar into bowl pumpingonly once or twice Let it sit for one nightbefore flushing with one-fourth cup ofmineral oil

bull On deck Old stiff or chafed docklines should be replaced Also checkanchor line and chain shackles and any splices

bull Sailboats only Look for any brokenstrands on standing rigging You can findthem by running a loose rag up the rig-ging which will snag on any brokenends Cracked swages are an indicator forimmediate replacement Contact a riggerif you suspect a problem Running rig-ging also needs to be looked at mdash espe-cially the roller furling line

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My favorite rule of thumb and onethat I have used with great success

many times is to sail the longer tackfirst This is a simple nearly foolproofguideline that is easy to use and oftencomes with great results

When youre racing upwind thelonger tack is the one on which you mustspend more time to get from where youare to the windward mark There aremany reasons why one tack may belonger than the other Most often thishappens because you have sailed awayfrom the middle of the course

For example if you sail toward theleft side of the beat you might have 4minutes left on starboard tack and 8 min-utes left on port tack before reaching thewindward mark In that case port is obvi-ously the longer tack Other reasons forunequal tacks include windshifts a cross-current and a windward mark that wasnot set to windward

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Rule of Thumb Sail the longer tack firstby David Dellenbaugh

The longer tack is the one on whichyour bow is pointing closer to the wind-ward mark Sometimes it is easy to judgethis by looking at where other boats arepointing on each tack If you have instru-ments or even a compass you can calcu-late the longer tack mathematically

Besides figuring out which tack islonger its important to know roughlyhow much longer it is than the other tackFor example will you have to spend 10minutes on one tack and 2 minutes on theother Or just 7 minutes on one tack and6 on the other

The more skewed the tacks the morecritical it becomes to sail on the tack thatis longer If one tack is much longer thereis a high probability that it will be betterto get on that tack right away But if thetacks are very close in length (which isprobably the case if you have a hard timefiguring out which tack is longer) theremay be no advantage in sailing one tackjust because its a little longer

Playing the odds

Sailing the longer tack first is agood rule of thumb when you arenot sure which way the wind willshift next The longer tack takesyou away from the layline andgives you a better chance of gain-ing if you get a windshift beforeyou reach the windward mark

The benefits of this strategy are greatest when the following condi-tions exist

1) The distance you must sail on one tack is substantially longerthan the distance remaining on the other tack For example if you have7 minutes to sail on starboard tack and only 2 on port (A) its very like-ly that sailing the longer tack first will be better But if you are closer tothe middle of the course with 4 minutes to sail on one tack and 3 min-utes on the other (B) there may not be much advantage in sailing thelonger tack first

2) You are fairly far from the mark The closer you are to the mark(C) the less of an advantage youll get from sailing the longer tack firstThats because the wind is less likely to shift during the short time beforeyou round the mark In this case its often best to minimize the numberof tacks you make and to position yourself ideally relative to the boatsaround you

When and why this worksSailing the longer tack first is a rule ofthumb that works most of the timeHowever like all such guidelines it is notmeant to be a replacement for figuringout what the wind is doing and makingyour own strategic plan to handle the par-ticular wind conditions you are facingFor example if its light air and you seemore pressure to the left you shouldprobably sail that direction on starboardtack even if port tack is a lot longer

However when you are not so sureabout what the wind will do next (and thisis the case even for top sailors much ofthe time) then you can rely on rules ofthumb like sail the longer tack first Thisprinciple works because when the windmight shift in either direction its better tostay away from the layline By sailing thelonger tack first you head toward themiddle of the beat rather than the closerlayline

Over the course of many races in thepast this strategy has proven to workmore often than not In other words itgives you a higher probability of successwhich is very important when you are try-ing to minimize your exposure to risk

The probability that this rule ofthumb will work goes up as a) the tacksbecome more uneven and b) you are far-ther from the mark (see ldquoPlaying theoddsrdquo) If you are quite far from the wind-ward mark and the tacks are quiteskewed it is very urgent to sail on thelonger tack

Note that if you have a cross-current(a current the runs perpendicular to thewind) this will often make one tacklonger than the other sometimes by quitea bit In that case it may be better to sailthe up-current tack first This is notbecause there is any inherent advantageto being up-current - it just keeps youcloser to the middle of the course whichis better when youre not sure what willhappen next with the wind

Dave publishes the newsletterSpeed amp Smarts For a subscriptioncall 800-356-2200 or go to

wwwspeedandsmartscom

Corollary Sail the longer jibe firstFor the same reasons that you should normally sail the longer tack first on a beat youshould also sail the longer jibe first on a run Getting to the downwind layline too earlyhas all the same problems - the risk of sailing extra distance possible bad air and theinability to play future windshifts (when youre not sure what the wind will do)

In fact this rule of thumb may be even more important on runs than beats becauseits easier to overstand downwind Most boats have narrower jibing angles than tackingangles (right) so when you round the windward mark you are already closer to a lay-line All you need is a slight skew in the course a windshift pressure increase or a cross-current and youll be at layline before you know it

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LEFT Even a small increase in wind velocity can have a largeimpact on your downwind angles Therefore you have toallow for this when positioning yourself on the run If youget too close to a layline and get a puff you will be over-standing the leeward mark

RIGHT Boats with symmetrical spinnakerstypically have narrower jibing angles than

tacking angles in almost every windvelocity So its easier to get to a

downwind layline especially inbreeze when the jibing angle

is very small

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We alter course to a heading of 171degrees which gives us an ETA at OuterIsland at 0400 We discuss watches andRay and I volunteer to take the 1600-2000 and the 1200 to 0400 watch Sincewe are about an hour into Jim andJolenes break I head below and heat upsome leftover stew for them before theyhead off watch Pretty soon it is just Rayand I in the cockpit Emmanuel is on Ottoand the conversation ranges far and wideThe day is moving slowly towardsevening and the sky is now streaked withthe pink and lavender shades of a summersunset The wind has leveled off and ourcourse has it placed solidly on our hip sowe shake the reef out of the main andunroll the rest of the jib The extra poweris helpful because the quartering seashave increased steadily and are now over4 feet I find that watching the steady andpowerful rhythm of the waves is deeplyhypnotic They are large impatient beastsand when they meet Emmanuels sleekhull they surge and seem to seek a way toclaim her when they cannot they rollunder her stern and rush around her bowand like grumpy old men who are inter-fered with mumble bitterly to themselvesas they continue on their way

When Ray comes back on deck herigs the radar deflector and I help himhoist it high in the rigging After that I gobelow and make some hot cocoa whichRay and I share along with our dwindlingsupply of seasick cookies Their abun-dance of ginger helps with queasinesswhen the seas are this rolly Emmanuel isstill sailing well and is maintainingspeeds of 7-8 knots For the next hour or

so we talk in a desultory fashion and Iwatch as dusk approaches slowly Atabout 750 I head below and shake Joleneand Jim out of their bunks By the timethey stumble up on deck they are happyto see the pot of fresh coffee ready forthem After shift turn over Ray and I headbelow and Ray disappears into his cabinI decide a thermos of hot soup would begood for the crew on watch so I get a potof tomato soup heating on the stoveBecause of the quartering seas it is stillrolly so I need the pot holders to hold thepan on the gimbaled stove Once the soupis hot I pick it up in both hands I have thethermos standing in the sink but now Irealize I have a problem with the transferThe soup does not pour well from the panespecially when I am aiming for an open-ing jus t a little larger than an inch I knowI have a funnel somewhere but I cannotset the pan down for fear of it spilling(fiddles not withstanding) while I searchfor it I finally resign myself to the factthat I am going to lose some and take mybest shot After cleaning all the soup outof the sink I head to my bunk

Its a little strange being in the V-berth while we are underway I havenever slept on Emmanuel except whenwe are at anchor or docked While there isa certain amount of noise from the water

Isle Royale - Continued from page 13

Lighthouse at Rock Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

Jim gets ready to stand his watch on our way back to Pikes Bay

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rushing past the hull it is actually a sooth-ing sound I wedge myself crossways intothe V-berth but since we are not heelingand the rolling motion is more pro-nounced in the stern I am very comfort-able I read for a while and then I dozeoff All too soon Jolene is waking me upfor my next shift I put all my layers ofclothes back on including my harness andtether and head for the cockpit It is abeautiful night but the wind has easedsome so Jim has started the diesel tomaintain our speed but the sails are stillup Jim and Jolenes watch was unevent-ful except for a couple of freighters thathave just shown up on the screen Againit is Ray and I and the moonlit night Wecan see lights on the far north shore andwe are pretty sure we are seeing the lightsof Grand Marais I keep an eye on thefreighters on our screen and it soonbecomes obvious they will pass wellastern of us so I relax just a bit

I have the helm by myself for a bitwhile Ray is below and it is a huge feel-ing It is a magnificent feeling-being atthe helm of a boat like Emmanuel andsailing across this lake The full moon isstill with us and lights our way The onlysounds are those of wind water and boatEmmanuel sails along at home in thewater and happy to be underway Iremember well all my feelings of trepi-dation at the start of this journey and amamazed at how different I feel now Injust 5 days we have sailed more than 300miles put our anchor down in newanchorages and crossed this lake twiceat night In some ways it seems a shamethat I have waited until now my 48thsummer before finding out I can do thisbut at least now I know My feeling ofsatisfaction is immense

By about 2 am Ray and I have spot-ted the light from Outer Island and westart to discuss what our plan will beWere not sure if we want to stop in theislands and get some sleep or continue onto Pikes Bay Our ETA for arriving atStockton is around 5 am and gettingback to Pikes Bay would take another 2hours Since we are already a day aheadof schedule we decide to stop in theislands and see if we get a chance to sail

that day We discuss various anchoragesand Ray advocates for some locationsthat are closer to where we enter theislands but I lobby vigorously for puttingthe hook down in Presque Bay onStockton I know the bay so making ourentrance in low light doesnt bother meWe postpone a decision until Jim andJolene are back on watch At 400 amRay wakes the next shift and when Jimand Jolene are on deck we discuss ouroptions Jim decides on Presque Isle Bayand we adjust our waypoint I head belowand curl up on the settee in the main salonsince I know we are due to arrive atStockton in about an hour I doze for a bitand then Jim is waking me to help withthe anchor Once on deck I can see thatthe skies have lightened considerably andfinding a place to put the hook down iseasy Once the anchor is set I head belowfor my bunk and am sound asleep by 520am We all sleep pretty sound until about9 am and then its time for coffee

It is a warm sunny day with clearskies and is a perfect day for just hangingout and taking it easy Breakfast is throwntogether from leftovers and Jolene doesdishwashing duty afterwards There is ageneral air of somnolence on board andthe slightly humid day does nothingmuch to shake us out of our torpor By

late afternoon a craving for pasta over-takes everyone on board so I whip up abatch of Pasta Puttanesca and we all eatbig platefuls of the stuff Of course thisfeast promotes more lying about in thewarm drowsy afternoon A few hourslater ZaBreNa hails us on channel 16 andwe find out she has just reached OuterIsland We invite her to stop by for snacksand the invitation is accepted quickly Iget busy in the galley again and pull outall the leftovers and throw them on platesand bowls By the time I am doneZaBreNa is in sight and Jolene and I tieon fenders and ready lines ZaBreNacomes alongside and we raft up withouttoo much fuss Our guests come aboardEmmanuel and we all have a chance totalk over the adventure we just had andshare stories about our crossing By earlyevening we know it is time to return toPikes Bay so we haul anchor reluctantlyand motor home in the fading light of alate summer day All of us changed for-ever by this experience

Sam Hounder is former Commodoreof Black Bear Yacht Club and still serveson the Board of Directors as SocialCzarina She and husband Jim have beensailing together for over 15 years Theykeep Emmanuel in Pikersquos Bay Marina inBayfield WI

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ZaBreeNas Crew joins us for post cruise raft up at Presque Isle Bay

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

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COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

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El Encierro (above) and Cut Throat (below) at the 10th Annual ADA RegattaPhotos by J H Peterson

STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

The American Sail TrainingAssociation is the hub for tall ship activi-ty expertise and information in NorthAmerica A 501(c) (3) nonprofit organi-zation focused on youth education lead-ership development and the preservationof the maritime heritage of NorthAmerica since 1973 ASTA has supportedEducation Under Sail and YouthCharacter Development aboard tall shipsIt organizes the TALL SHIPS CHAL-LENGEreg Series manages scholarshipprograms to make sail training experi-ences more affordable for young peoplegrant programs to assist crew of ASTAmember vessels with the costs of profes-sional development courses and licensingrequirements and publishes SAIL TALLSHIPS

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Racing News

Photo Credit (from Left to right) Privateer Lynx Pride of Baltimore IIAppledore V - Brian Stagner

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Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

sored by White Bear Boat Works TheLeukemia Cup Regatta on White BearLake brings together sailors from allover the upper Midwest for a weekendof racing fundraising and unabashedfun It is one of nearly forty similar sail-ing events around the country raisingawareness and funds to help find a curefor blood cancers like leukemia lym-phoma Hodgkins disease and myelo-ma

As many as 60 boats-from 14 sail-ing dinghies to 38 scows-enter this sail-ing extravaganza And every year theopportunity to sail and help others in thecommunity leaves a memorable impres-sion on everyone in attendance Since

2004 supporters of The Leukemia CupRegatta on White Bear Lake have raisedover $420000 for The Leukemia ampLymphoma Society (LLS) By register-ing for the Regatta (wwwleukemi-acuporgmn) participants become partof a nationwide movement of sailors and

other supporters who havejoined LLS in its fight againstblood cancers

This year Minnesota sailorsare raising their sails to honorAndrew Hedquist of StillwaterMN At the age of two Andrewwas diagnosed with acute myel-ogenous leukemia (AML) inMarch of 2005 It was news nei-ther of Andrews parents expect-ed to hear When Andrew wasdiagnosed we were both afraidand in disbelief said Andrewsmother Laura Hedquist Wenever had anyone close to us gothrough a serious illness letalone our little boy Followinghis diagnosis Andrew enduredfrequent trips to the doctor fiverounds of chemotherapy andtwo serious infections

Watching Andrew gothrough treatment was extremelydifficult But the help wereceived from LLS was trulyamazing said Laura We arevery thankful to have had suchwonderful support Now aseven-year-old student at SalemLutheran Andrew is doing greatHis doctors say he will be offi-

cially deemed cured this September- justin time for the Regatta Thank youbecause youre making the lives of can-cer patients easier and providing hope totheir families said Laura As a parentof a cancer patient I feel like its a bur-den lifted from my shoulders so I canfocus on caring for my son and navigat-ing the complicated world of treatmentinsurance and recovery Knowing thatyou are out there raising funds for thiscause gives great hope to familiesThose interested in attending theSeventh Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta(September 10-12) to sail in honor ofAndrew and others like him can regis-ter by visitingwwwleukemiacuporgmn

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250 SAILORS JOIN FORCES IN HONOR OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ANDREW HEDQUIST OF STILLWATER

REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

fundraiser for LLS delivers New to theevent this year is The Leukemia CupLuau featuring a pig roast If you wouldlike to support the Regatta by sailingvolunteering donating an auction itemor making a donation we would love totalk with you For more informationabout The Leukemia Cup Regatta andLLS please contact Jared Nielsen at(763) 852-3004 or visit our website atwwwleukemiacuporgmn

REGATTA WEEKEND PREVIEW910 Registration amp Mount Gay Rum

Reception 500-900 PM

911 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 1 and 2Lunch provided by Jimmys Foodamp DrinkRace 3Silent AuctionThe Leukemia Cup luau featuringa pig roast Purchase dinner tickets by visit-ing wwwleukemiacuporgmn Live Music and Dancing

912 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 4 and 5Lunch provided by Roadside Pizzaamp Race Awards

ABOUT THE LEUKEMIA amp LYMPHOMA SOCIETYThe Leukemia amp Lymphoma Society isthe worlds largest voluntary healthorganization dedicated to fundingresearch education and patient servicesfor people with leukemia lymphoma ormyeloma Over one hundred thousandnew cases of these blood cancers arediagnosed in this country each year and148 people die from them every day Butmany more recover thanks in part to theefforts of The Leukemia amp LymphomaSociety and sailors across the countryLast year alone some 8400 sailorsraised $38 million to help find cures forblood cancers $78000 of that wasraised by The Leukemia Cup Regatta onWhite Bear Lake

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COMPASSIONATESAILORS WANTED

Extend your passion for sailingto the race for cancer cures

The Leukemia Cup RegattaSeptember 10 ndash 12 2010

White Bear Lake MN

Join sailors from across the Twin Cities on September10-12 as they set sail for a cure on White Bear LakeFor just $95 you and your crew will enjoy five races a complimentary Mount Gay Rum cocktail receptionbreakfasts and lunches an auction and raffle and wersquoll even throw in a long-sleeve Regatta t-shirt for the skipper

Register by August 13 to get $10 off your registration fee

Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmn to register today

For more information contact Jared Nielsen at (763) 852-3004 or JaredNielsenLLSorg

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January 17 ndash 21 2011

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6 Destination Isle Royaleby Sam Huonder

15 Midsummer Boat Maintenance Tips

27 ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship in Madison Wisconsin

28 Racing News ADA Regatta Raises Funds Great Lakes Unitedrsquos ldquoRace to Save the Lakesrdquo

30 7th Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta to Set Sail for a CuremdashSept 10 11 amp 12th

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Page 6 View from Windigo Dock towards Beaver Island Isle Royale National Park Michigan

Photo by Sam Huonder

Page 28 ROCKIT of the Capri 25 fleet at this yearrsquos ADA Regatta Photo by J H Peterson

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Page 27 ICSA Womenrsquos National ChampionshipLake Mendota Madison Wisconsin

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Since Jim and I got our first boat onLake Superior in 2004 we have

talked about sailing to Isle Royale IsleRoyale is a US National Park in the stateof Michigan and is the largest island onLake Superior at 45 miles long and 9miles wide Isle Royale is surrounded byhundreds of islands isles bays and har-bors While Jim and I have completedshorter passages of 60 miles or so IsleRoyale at around 120 miles from ourhome cruising grounds remains to beconquered and by August of 2008 wewere ready We joined up with two otherboats from our marina and made ourpreparations On August 14 we wereready Emmanuel our 1995 HunterLegend 405 was full of provisions waterand fuel After a short skippers meetingon Saturday with the crew and skippers ofZaBreNa and Montebelau at the PikesBay Clubhouse and a top off at the fueldock we were on our way It was 1030 inthe morning and the sky was clear and thebreeze nonexistent As we exited PikesBay our home port Jim throttled up toabout 2800 rpm a comfortable cruisingspeed for Emmanuel and we all settledback to enjoy the ride By 230 pm wehad cleared Outer Island and were rapid-ly leaving the Apostle Islands and ourflotilla behind The day was still sunnyand warm and we were all comfortable inshorts and t-shirts Our crew Ray andJolene Boyd had sailed with us before butnot on Emmanuel so we spent some timemaking sure they knew were importantthings were like the safety gear thruhulls flashlights and my cinnamonbabka It was around this time that Raypresented me with a present he hadbought for me My very own head lamp

One of the best seats on Emmanuelis the bow pulpit seat Late in the after-noon I was comfortably ensconced therewhile we continued under power througha perfectly calm lake Off in the distanceI could see a freighter in the shippinglane heading to the Upper PeninsulaLooking ahead I could not see any shore

line and looking behind the ApostleIslands had disappeared and I realizedthat now I was committed For just amoment I quailed at the prospect of con-tinuing I am at best a reluctant adventur-er and I wasnt sure I was up to the chal-lenge A burst of laughter from the cock-pit and I turned to see Ray Jim andJolene smiling happily and I felt com-forted I turned back to the lake andwatched its placid face as the distanceslid by Emmanuels hull The bow wakechuckled happily to itself but I knew bet-ter than to let myself be lulled by itsbanality The Lake is a lady of manymoods and I knew this wouldnt last

By early evening the crew is gettinghungry so I got busy in the galley andwithin a short while everyone is tuckinginto steaming bowls of my homemadebeef stew By 800 pm dusk isapproaching and we get set to watch afabulous sunset and are not disappoint-ed It is clear to us all by this time thatwe are going to be making landfall inthe dark since we hugely underestimat-ed our speed under motor By 900 pmwe are less than 20 miles from the

entrance to Grace Harbor and we dis-cuss our options We could alter courseand head north to Rock Harbor but thatway we miss rendezvousing with the

Destination Isle Royaleby Sam Huonder

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View from Windigo Dock towards Beaver Island at Isle Royale National Park

flotilla We could stand off until firstlight but that means a minimum of 5hours close to a rocky shore While weknow its risky we elect to make ourentrance in the dark

By 1000 pm we are under sailbecause the wind has now cranked upover 15 knots and the seas haveincreased We are broad reaching towardIsle Royale and the Rock of Ages Lightis clearly visible Since we have such ashort distance to go we are not standingwatches and everyone is in the cockpitwith lifejackets harnesses and tethers onI am sitting on the windward rail andmarveling at what its like to be crossingthis lake at night While Jim and I sailedquite often at night on White Bear Lakeand we have on occasion returned to themarina late after being out in the islandsall day this is different We are luckyenough to have a full moon and it hangsthere just above the horizon large andotherworldly looking It lights a broadpath on the dark rushing lake Thewaves build and I can hear them before Isee them The waves hit Emmanuel on

her stern quarter then hissing slide downher hull their white foamy tops clearlyvisible in the moonlight passing justbelow the gunwales I turn to glance atthe rest of the crew Rays face is lit by

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Emmanuel at dusk-Windigo Photo by Jolene Boyd

At about 1130 pm CT Jim calls forthe sails to be doused He fires up theYanmar and turns Emmanuel into thewind and Ray and I realize we are in forit The wind is screaming through the rig-ging and we are now bow on to seas thatare easily 6 feet I clip on my tether andmake my way forward I say a silentthank you to Jim because I am so gratefulwe had our new UK Stack Pak installedthis year Wrestling a 900 square footmainsail down the mast is never easy buthaving our Stack Pak makes collectingthe beast a lot easier However tonight itmeans I still have to go up the mastbecause the wind is keeping the head-board pinned about 10 feet above theboom Emmanuels bow is rising andfalling on the steep waves and I have adeath grip on her mast One particularlyviolent drop throws me backward whilefor one second my hands are busy tryingto undo the shackle on the headboard Igrab the mast in time but my heart ispounding In between the bucking andheaving I manage to pull the sail downthe rest of the way and stuff it in the Stackpak I climb down and make my wayback to the cockpit on shaky legs Just asI get back to the cockpit I hear a flappingnoise at the same time I hear a cry fromJolene I turn towards the bow and realizethat the headsails furler line had worked

its way loose and the jib is now unrollingRay jumps on the line and starts rollingthe sail back in but because of the pres-sure on the sail he cannot roll the last bitin and it is enough to pull the bow overSo this time both Ray and I clip back inand make our way forward with bungeesin hand On our knees we work on secur-ing the sail but every time the bow fallsRay and I go airborne which makes wrap-ping up the jib a challenge When it isfinally secure we both pause before head-ing back to the cockpit again and as Iwork my way down starboard I hear Raywhooping every time Emmanuel buriesher bow again The maniac is having agreat time Now that we are somewhatunder control Jim at the helm has tocarefully time turning Emmanuel off thewind to keep us from getting swampedOnce we have the wind behind us we flytoward the Grace Harbor entrance and bymidnight central we are in the lee ofCumberland Point We all take a deepbreath and I am starting to relax when Irealize that the shore around us looksreally rocky Luckily the full moon lightsour way somewhat but Ray and Jim arewatching the chartplotter intently Prettysoon Jim puts Ray on the helm and headsforward with a spotlight We are lookingfor the passage between WashingtonIsland and Grace Island and it seems that

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Rock Of Ages lighthouse as we leave Washington Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

we are on the right course when trying tosneak through a narrow channel wezagged when we should have zigged andwe are aground I feel the dreaded bumpof hull on rock while I am on the bowstarting to pull the anchor rode out of theanchor locker I race back to the cockpitwhile uttering some very unladylikewords Of course I am frantic but Jim andRay are as calm as always I look at thedepth meter and see our depth is showingas 3 ft This causes another outburst fromme Jim instructs me firmly to sit downand be calm We are in no danger at themoment Bump bump Emmanuel bobsgently on the rocks we are sitting on Jimtakes the helm from Ray and tries to driveher off but no luck The wind is comingstraight on our nose and the shallowwater we are in is getting choppy Jimcontinues to try to work us loose but weare firmly stuck Even in the midst of myoverwhelming feeling of impendingdoom I cant help but notice how awe-somely beautiful this place is The moon-light paints the entire scene with a softsilvery glow that lets me see that we arestuck on the point of either Washington orBarnum Island The wind blows gentlyand the channel we are facing glitters inthe moonlight Jolene and I move as weare directed hoping our weight shift willhelp but it does not Jim and Ray talkabout putting the dinghy in to try to kedgeoff but after a bit Jim turns the helm overto Ray with instructions to drive it likeyou stole it By now the wind has pickedup a bit and Emmanuel is rising andfalling in the short waves Ray finds therhythm and throttles quickly when thewaves lift the bow slightly and all of thesudden we are free Jolene and I arewhooping and hollering and jumping upand down We run back to the cockpit andjump up and down some more and hugthe boys and then we are on our wayagain carefully Within about 2 boatlengths we are back in 60 feet of waterand Ray marvels aloud that its a stupidplace for a rock pile We quickly find ourway to a sheltered spot in about 16 feet ofwater behind Barnum Island and we getthe anchor down and set I sit on deck fora few minutes while the rest of the crew

heads below I can see that the shorelineis heavily wooded and the full moon castsits silvery light over our safe havenWhen I turn and look to starboard I cansee the channel opening to the lake butwe are quite protected I join the rest ofthe crew below and realize that it is nowabout 130 am and everyone is way toowired to sleep I make some hot cocoaand slice up some babka and pretty soonthe adrenaline wears off and everyone issleepy enough to head for bed I fall into

a deep sleep but wake after a couple ofhours because the wind has come up Ipad barefoot through the cabin and stickmy head out the companionway and seeIsle Royale at first light It is an overcastmorning and the wind has piped up butour anchorage is still fairly quiet so I goback to bed A couple of hours later Iwake again with another wind increaseand now its about 7 am I grab a jacketand the camera on my way to the cockpitAfter a few minutes Jim joins me and we

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Emmanuel at anchor in Malone Bay

talk quietly It has started raining but weare staying dry under the bimini We areboth awestruck by the scene around usThe channel to Windigo is visible as areGrace Island and Thompson Island

Pretty soon Ray and Jolene are upand we have a leisurely breakfast Bymid-morning we hear a hail fromZaBreNa and find out she is at Windigodock along with Montebelau Within ahalf hour we have the anchor up and aremotoring down Windigo channel Whenwe arrive we find space for Emmanuel onthe leeward side of the dock so Jimcoaches Ray on how to land her I throwa bowline to Bill who makes it snug onthe bollard and then Ray puts her inreverse which lets her stern swing over toland her gently against the dock We man-age to pull off this impressive bit of boathandling in front of a ferry full of passen-gers who I tell myself are suitablyimpressed We smile like we do this allthe time We spend the next hour or sochatting with Dick Joe and Bill fromMontebelau and with Dave Jim Bill andAl from ZaBreNa We trade stories aboutour crossing and what happened and whatwe did There is lots of laughter and whileeveryone is visiting I nip below and fill aplatter with brownies and cookies andtake it back up to the hungry crews Bylunchtime ZaBreNa and Montebelau castoff but we decide to stay the night Wespend the rest of the day exploringWindigo picking wild raspberries andthimbleberries and checking out the visi-tor center which is really cool It is a verymodern place and has lots of displays ofthe local fauna and vegetation There arefull scale displays of moose and wolfwhich I find fascinating There is also aFresnel lens which came from the Rockof Ages Lighthouse There is a largeselection of books and charts and Raybuys and makes me a present of a newchart of Isle Royale since mine is at homein the basement For dinner we have freshLake Superior whitefish fillets I placethe fillets on pieces of foil then drizzlethem with butter and sprinkle with saltand pepper I top them with slices of freshlemon These packets go on the grillalong with skewers of fresh vegetables I

have marinated in olive oil and herbs Itdoesnt take long for the feast to disap-pear After dinner Ray takes the dinghyout for a row and I wander the dock visit-ing with the neighbors Its funny but I geta lot of comments on Emmanuel since Iam talking mostly to fishing boats andsmall power cruisers We are easily thelargest vessel at the dock and peopleseem fascinated by her size Eventually Iend up sitting at the end of the dockdrinking coffee The evening light isbreathtakingly golden and the perfectlycalm waters of Windigo Harbor gleam inthe approaching dusk as nightfall comessoftly

On Sunday morning Jim decides weneed to top off the water tanks This turnsout to be quite an undertaking since itinvolves moving the boat borrowinghose and running it about 100 feet up ahill Jolene and I leave it to the men to fig-ure it out and we head to the showers towash our hair By the time we get backJim is satisfied that the tanks are full andsoon we are on our way Jim hands thehelm to Ray and then they discuss ourexit Ray keeps an eye on the chartplotterand Jolene reads the paper chart Jim andI are on bow watch and we sneak pastGrace and Washington Island I watchwith trepidation as we creep through 7-9

foot depths while passing some reallynasty looking boulders but we manageand soon we are out of the harbor androunding Cumberland Point There is aslight breeze so we hoist the main but itdies off within the hour so we are back tomotoring but it is no great penance for itis a another stunner of a day Clear blueskies lots of sun and very pleasant tempsThe lake has only a slight chop and man-ages to appear friendly as we motor northalong Isle Royales southern shore Ournext waypoint is Houghton Point and wehave it in sight by lunchtime We round itand soon find ourselves in Siskiwit BayLunch that day is my homemade chickensalad and we all eat in the cockpit and letOtto do the steering By now the breezehas freshened and we are flying alongwith the wind on our quarter on the mainonly while the crew happily eats lunch Acouple of chicken jibes later we arebeginning our approach to Malone BayJim is on the helm and Jolene calls out thecourse from the chart After locating andpassing through the first set of channelmarkers we turn to starboard and head forthe next set that will take us into MaloneBay After passing through the channelwe start to head to Malone Bay dock butit is already occupied so instead we makeour way to Malone Island The water is

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View from Siskiwit Lake Hiking trail looking toward Isle Royale Lighthouse

deep but we are able to creep in close toshore and get the anchor down in about15 feet of water Malone Island gives usexcellent protection for everything butnorthwest but with the wind blowingpretty steady out of the southeast we arequite comfortable Once the anchor isdown Jim lowers the dinghy off the davitsand we are ready to head to shore Oncewe leave the protection of Malone Islandwe get the full force of the 12-15 knotbreeze as we head for the Malone Baydock There is a one foot chop in the bayand Jim has his hands full not flipping thedinghy We all get a little wet but that isthe worst of it Once ashore we are able toquickly locate the trailhead to SiskiwitLake The well worn path takes us alongthe shore and then cuts to the right It isnot a long way and soon we are climbinga small hill and when we get to the top ofit there it is Siskiwit Lake a lake in themiddle of an island in the middle of alake We all stand there marveling at itThe shore is pebbly and the lake liesthere blue and peaceful in the afternoonsun We wander the shore and we takesome pictures A bit more exploring andwe find the Siskiwit River This littleriver tumbles out of Siskiwit Lake andruns cheerfully over a small waterfall Itwas a strange feeling to stand at the shoreof the river and look up to Siskiwit lakeThe elevation difference is quite markedand is a surprise to me

Eventually we wander back to thetrail and make our way to the dinghyAnother harey ride across the bay and weare back aboard Emmanuel By this timeit is late afternoon so I put together someappetizers to quiet the growling stom-achs I mix up my spicy pepper jam withcream cheese and we eat it on crackersand chips We all sit in the cockpit in thewarm sun and smile smugly at each otherOther than a couple of campers ashore wehave not seen another soul since we leftWindigo Harbor early that morningEverywhere we look is beauty that makesyou heart hurt and your throat tightenThat is until Jim decides its time to takea shower right off the stern The rest of usare too comfortable to move so we staywhere we are and Ray and Jolene care-

fully avert their eyes By the time Jim isdone with his shower everyone is yawn-ing so we all head for our bunks for ashort nap Dinner is late in the eveningand my marinated lamb chops grilled justuntil done and served with a reducedglaze of honey garlic and balsamic vine-gar and fresh green beans is a perfect endto a perfect day

Much later after the dishes are donewe dig out the charts and our cruisingguide and discuss our plans for the nextday We are planning to head for RockHarbor so Jim turns on the VHF andtunes in to NOAA to get the weatherRight about this time I decide to take aturn on deck to check our swing andanchor set As I step out into the cockpitthe scene before me is so beautiful I haveto sit down for a bit The moon is nowfully up and all around me is bright asday Tucked behind Malone Island we aresheltered from the big lake but we are justa short distance from the shore ofSiskiwit Bay With Emmanuels bowpointing almost due west as I sit in thecockpit I can see Ross and Fisher IslandsThe waters ofMalone Bay gleamin this frosted lightand I am happy tojust sit and watchJust then in themidst of this rever-ie a flash catchesmy eye I turn myhead quickly andsee that the north-west sky is filledwith lightningWhen I go belowagain Jim Ray andI discuss the fore-cast of expected15-25 knot windsout of the west towhich we are a bitexposed I updatethem on the weath-er and we bataround the idea ofsetting a secondanchor but decideto wait and see

what happens I have a fair amount ofconfidence in our Bruce and we haveplenty of swing room We all head for bedshortly after Banging thunder and a driv-ing rain wakes me at about 2 am We hadleft some hatches open for ventilation soJim and I hurriedly shut them and I headto the cockpit to rescue the Garmin chart-plotter After stowing it below I wait outthe storm and make myself some cocoa topass the time By 300 am it has blownitself out and I take my cocoa and mynew headlamp to the cockpit This thingmakes reading at night a breeze The airis balmy and with the passing of thestorm the skies are clear and the night isthick with stars Pretty soon Im yawningand I head back to bed for a few morehours of sleep

Monday morning dawns bright andclear but we can see by the chop inMalone Bay that the wind has piped upagain For breakfast that morning I makeJolene my double cinnamon French toastI soak thick slices of French bread in arich egg cream maple syrup cinnamonand butter mixture After soaking I grill

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the slices on the griddle and serve withwarm syrup and thick sliced bacon Whenbreakfast is done and the dishes arewashed its time to go Our destinationthis day is Rock Harbor which is about 30miles further up the south shore of IsleRoyale After warming up the diesel weget the anchor back on board and head forthe channel out of Malone Bay Onceclear we discuss our sail plan for the dayThe wind is really blowing and wealready have about two feet of chop Wedecide to go with a single reef in the mainand part of the jib rolled out Once hoist-ed we fall off to a starboard tack andbecause the wind is out of the southeastwe dont have a lot of sea room to allowus to sail lower than a close reach so wesettle in for the ride across Siskiwit BayIt is this kind of weather that shows whata stellar performer Emmanuel is underchallenging conditions As the miles slideby under her hull the wind and wavescontinue to build By lunchtime we are insome serious 6 footers and it is a hardslog but Emmanuel simply leans into itand shoulders her way through maintain-ing a respectable 7 plus knots Helm dutyrequires serious concentration and warmheadgear Even though the temps are eas-ily in the 60s it is chilly in the wind Byearly afternoon I head down to the galley

and dish up leftover pasta salad andchicken salad for lunch Apparently con-ditions have not dampened appetitessince it all quickly disappears Shortlyafter lunch we are approaching ChippewaHarbor and I easily spot the daymark forthe entrance and we know we dont havemuch farther to go An hour or so later weround Saginaw Point and are heading forMiddle Island Passage our entrance toRock Harbor About this time Jim fires upthe diesel to help our pointing so we dontlose a lot of ground The Yanmar is chug-ging happily along at cruising speedwhen suddenly the RPMs drop from theusual 2800 to about 1000 Jim and I lookat each and I shrug my shoulders Jimadvances the throttle again and a momentlater the RPMs come back up We makeit to Middle Island Passage and just as weenter Rock Harbor we spot Montebelauheading out We chat for a few momentson the VHF and wave good bye as theyhead out to Chippewa Harbor Just a fewminutes later the diesel does the samething The RPMs fall off and then comeback up It happens twice more during thethree miles we travel to Rock Harbormarina and it leaves Jim and I feelingsomewhat spooked

The first thing we do is stop at thegas dock to top off fuel (diesel is over $6a gallon) pump out the holding tankand arrange for an overnight slip Whilethe boys are taking care of these thingsJolene and I hop off and head for thebathrooms When we come back I walk aways down to check out what slip I wantWhile a few of the slips have the length toaccommodate Emmanuel I am worriedabout the depth I finally find one with aport side tie up and I go back to tell JimI am happy to see that we are just twoslips away from Dan on Seahawk Wehad last seen Dan and his crew atWindigo on Saturday We exchange hel-los and chat for a few minutes

Within a short while Emmanuel istucked up safely in her slip and Ray andJolene decide to head out to do someexploring They take the dinghy and headover to Raspberry Island Jim and I stayon board and spend some time relaxingShortly after Ray and Jolene leave we are

surprised to see ZaBreNa pull into the gasdock so we head over for a quick visitDave and his crew are planning on spend-ing the night in Tobin Harbor but weagree to touch base in the morning beforeheading out By the time Ray and Jolenecome back it is time for appetizers whichwe eat on shore while we enjoy the love-ly evening Finally I throw some steakson the grill and sauteacute some mushrooms inbutter Along with the big juicy stripsteaks we have fresh cruditeacutes and breadwarm from Emmanuels oven This feastrequires the four of us to take a walkdown to the Rock Harbor Lodge after weclean our plates It is easy to see that allthe guests must have a fabulous view Wecheck out the gift shop peek in somewindows and pretty soon wander back toEmmanuel It is another beautiful eveningand the tranquil basin that is Rock Harborgleams pearl like in the early eveningThe air is soft and is lightly cool againstmy skin When we get back to the boatwe debate the idea of showering on shorebut the thought of paying $6 for a 5minute shower leaves us all opting forwash ups on board All the fresh air andsailing has worn Jolene out and shecrawls into her bunk early Jim Ray and Istay up longer for coffee and dessert andwe discuss the days events including thediesel problem It seems reasonable toassume that the problem may be gunk inthe fuel filter and decide that will be thefirst place we look in the morning

Tuesday morning is warm andsunny Since I always sleep sounder whenwe are in harbor it is after 8 am before Istumble out and the rest of the crew is upalready Jim and Ray are just comingback from Tobin Harbor where theyhiked over to see if ZaBreNa was thereShe was not so they try to raise her on theVHF but no luck Thankfully Jolene hasthe coffee made and I huddle with my cupuntil my sleep fogged brain clears Aquick breakfast and it is time to get towork We pull the engine cover off andwith me reading the diagram out of theservice manual we locate the fuel filterOnce it is removed we pour its contentsinto a jug and find that about half of it issludge Next we locate the Racor filter

Breakfast in Emmanuels cabin

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and clean that also and then we discoverthe sealing O-ring is bad Ray and Jimexchange looks wondering where are wegoing to get parts I disappear into theport aft cabin and reappear moments laterwith a new filter and a new O ring fromthe spare parts kit I laid in before we leftFor a brief moment I am heralded as thebest provisioner of all time With all newparts installed Jim steps confidentially tothe helm and turns the key The Yanmarcranks hopefully but that is all and prettysoon the starter is starting to lag becausethe start battery is being depleted Aroundthis time our friend Dan from Seahawkstrolls down the dock and suggests we trypriming the new fuel filter The guys grinsheepishly Apparently this is a man thingthey are supposed to know The filter getsprimed and more cranking and now thestart battery is dangerously low We takea short break and Ray heads to the bath-room where a chance conversation giveshim the answer we need Soon he is backand tells Jim that the air needs to be bledout of the fuel line Before we can do thatthough Jim and I hoist one of the housebatteries out of its locker and move it tothe companionway where it is connectedto the start battery using the batterycables Dan loaned us The Yanmar serv-ice manual guides us through the process

and once the lines are bled I turn the keyand Yanmar busts into life and chugs hap-pily away A cheer goes up from the crewof Emmanuel which is echoed by a victo-ry blast from Seahawk By this time it isafter 12 noon and we are anxious to be onour way Soon we are slipping our linesand with a last wave to Seahawk andthank you call on the VHF we quicklyleave Rock Harbor behind As we exitMiddle Island passage we find the windsare about 15 knots ESE with seas of 1-2

feet We decide on a double reefed mainand we roll out a small amount of jibPretty soon we are flying along runningdown the shore of Isle Royale Our planas we pass Saginaw Point again is to sailfor as long as we can and keep an eye onthe weather We decide that if the windsdie off by the time we get to the southerntip of the island we will duck intoWashington Harbor for the night If thewind is forecast to stay up we will sail tothe islands tonight

Shortly after this we pass theentrance to Chippewa Harbor and aresurprised by a hail from ZaBreNa Theyare tucked into Chippewa and were hik-ing to the overlook when they spotted usflying past We urge them to join us butthey have decided to wait until eveningbefore making for the islands We plan arendezvous at Stockton and we continueon our way By 515 pm we are about10 miles from Grace Harbor Jim andRay have been listening to NOAA andthey are happy with the wind forecast sowe decide we will continue on

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September 2010

Two Harbors MN Contact 218-226-6372 splitrock at mnhsorg

Sept 3-5 - Labor Day Regatta- StCroix Sailing Club Hudson WI Visitwwwstcroixsailingcom for more info

Sept 4-5 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -Port Huron Yacht Club Port HuronMI Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmi formore info

Sept 8-12 - Buddy Melges Challenge -US Sailing Center Sheboygan WIVisitwwwussailingcentersheboyganorgfor more info

Sept 10-12 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -Awareness and charity fundraiserWhite Bear Lake MN Visitwwwleukemiacuporgmn or call JaredNielsen at 763-852-3004 for more info

Sept 15-18 - J105 North AmericanChampionship - Chicago Yacht ClubChicago IL Visit wwwj105org

Sept 15-19 - US Match RacingChampionship for the Prince of WalesBowl Ultimate 20s Bayview YachtClub Detroit MI Visit wwwussailingorg for more info

Sept 23-26 - US Mens and WomensSailing Championships - Sonars-Mens - Lightnings-Womens - SailSheboygan Sheboygan WI Visitwwwussailingorg for more info

Sept 30-Oct 3 - US Team RacingChampionship - Vanguard 15 - SeattleYacht Club Seattle WA Visitwwwussailingorg for more info

Oct 2ndash Octoberfest Pursuit ndash LakeCity Yacht Club Lake City MNwwwlakecityyachtclubcom ContactKirk Severson 507-254-6644

Oct 2-3 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -North Star Sail Club HarrisonTownship MI Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmi for moreinfo

Oct 7-11 - 41st Annual United StatesSailboat Show - Annapolis MD Theworldrsquos largest in-water sailboat showSeminars clothing amp accessories boatsof all sizes Visit wwwusboatcom

October 2010

14 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

Calendar of Events

Seaworthy the newsletter fromBoatUS that helps boaters and

anglers prevent damage to their vesselslooked into some of the more commonreasons for on-the-water boat troublesthat occur mid-season

ldquoPreventive maintenance will helpyou avoid the headaches and keep yourcrew or fishing buddies comfortable andsaferdquo says Seaworthy Editor BobAdriance ldquoSo going over the boatrsquos sys-tems in the spring is very important Butnow after a couple months of use itrsquostime to look at things again A midsum-mer check-up will ensure you make itback to home port without a problemrdquo

Here are some midsummermaintenance tips for bothpower and sailboats

bull Through-hulls Make a thoroughcheck around any below-the-waterlinehole or opening Check all through-hullsfor leaks and cycle seacocks to ensurethey close properly If itrsquos hard to movethe handle make a note to service it nexttime the boat is out of the water Anyhose clamps should be tight and hoseends secure A bilge pump cycle counteris a simple upgrade and the best earlywarning system that unwanted water iscoming aboard

bull Engine belts For inboard engineslook in areas near the belts checking forevidence of black dust mdash a sure sign thatengine pulleys need to be realigned andthe belt replaced Push on the longest runof the belt mdash it should not deflect morethan one half inch

bull Engine hoses Squeeze coolant andfuel hoses with your hands looking forsoftness cracks or bulges Replace anythat are suspect Wiggle the ends toensure they are secure and inspect for anypossible chafing issues in the enginecompartment

bull Sterndrives Inspect the folds in thebellows and replace if they show signsof cracking

bull Sacrificial zincs and anodes Awasted zinc is a sure sign of trouble pos-sibly stray current at the dock Ensure allzincs are no less than half gone mdash andreplace them now if they are

bull Control cables Look for chafe splitsor swelling of the plastic jacket mdash a suresign the cable needs replacement

bull Outboard engine mounts Smallerengines can sometimes vibrate loose sore-tighten clamps and ensure the cut-offswitch is operable

bull Hydraulic steering system and trimtabs Ensure reservoirs are full If youhave to add fluid there is leak that mustbe fixed immediately

bull Batteries and electrical systemDead batteries are often nothing morethan corroded connections mdash sandpapercan easily clean them up With conven-tional batteries check water levels andadd if necessary Inspect cables andwiring for chafe especially whereverthey may pass through a bulkhead

bull Shorepower cable Look for burnmarks on the plug ends and the connec-tion to the boat Replace both the plugand receptacle immediately if you find any

bull Head If your boat has a flushing toi-let and its handle is getting hard to oper-ate yoursquove likely got calcium buildupPour a cup of vinegar into bowl pumpingonly once or twice Let it sit for one nightbefore flushing with one-fourth cup ofmineral oil

bull On deck Old stiff or chafed docklines should be replaced Also checkanchor line and chain shackles and any splices

bull Sailboats only Look for any brokenstrands on standing rigging You can findthem by running a loose rag up the rig-ging which will snag on any brokenends Cracked swages are an indicator forimmediate replacement Contact a riggerif you suspect a problem Running rig-ging also needs to be looked at mdash espe-cially the roller furling line

bull Trailers Inspect bearings and ensurethey are well packed with greaseHydraulic brake reservoirs should be fullLastly check the tires for wear and ensurelugs are tight

More checklists are also available athttpwwwBoatUScomfreebies

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My favorite rule of thumb and onethat I have used with great success

many times is to sail the longer tackfirst This is a simple nearly foolproofguideline that is easy to use and oftencomes with great results

When youre racing upwind thelonger tack is the one on which you mustspend more time to get from where youare to the windward mark There aremany reasons why one tack may belonger than the other Most often thishappens because you have sailed awayfrom the middle of the course

For example if you sail toward theleft side of the beat you might have 4minutes left on starboard tack and 8 min-utes left on port tack before reaching thewindward mark In that case port is obvi-ously the longer tack Other reasons forunequal tacks include windshifts a cross-current and a windward mark that wasnot set to windward

16 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

Rule of Thumb Sail the longer tack firstby David Dellenbaugh

The longer tack is the one on whichyour bow is pointing closer to the wind-ward mark Sometimes it is easy to judgethis by looking at where other boats arepointing on each tack If you have instru-ments or even a compass you can calcu-late the longer tack mathematically

Besides figuring out which tack islonger its important to know roughlyhow much longer it is than the other tackFor example will you have to spend 10minutes on one tack and 2 minutes on theother Or just 7 minutes on one tack and6 on the other

The more skewed the tacks the morecritical it becomes to sail on the tack thatis longer If one tack is much longer thereis a high probability that it will be betterto get on that tack right away But if thetacks are very close in length (which isprobably the case if you have a hard timefiguring out which tack is longer) theremay be no advantage in sailing one tackjust because its a little longer

Playing the odds

Sailing the longer tack first is agood rule of thumb when you arenot sure which way the wind willshift next The longer tack takesyou away from the layline andgives you a better chance of gain-ing if you get a windshift beforeyou reach the windward mark

The benefits of this strategy are greatest when the following condi-tions exist

1) The distance you must sail on one tack is substantially longerthan the distance remaining on the other tack For example if you have7 minutes to sail on starboard tack and only 2 on port (A) its very like-ly that sailing the longer tack first will be better But if you are closer tothe middle of the course with 4 minutes to sail on one tack and 3 min-utes on the other (B) there may not be much advantage in sailing thelonger tack first

2) You are fairly far from the mark The closer you are to the mark(C) the less of an advantage youll get from sailing the longer tack firstThats because the wind is less likely to shift during the short time beforeyou round the mark In this case its often best to minimize the numberof tacks you make and to position yourself ideally relative to the boatsaround you

When and why this worksSailing the longer tack first is a rule ofthumb that works most of the timeHowever like all such guidelines it is notmeant to be a replacement for figuringout what the wind is doing and makingyour own strategic plan to handle the par-ticular wind conditions you are facingFor example if its light air and you seemore pressure to the left you shouldprobably sail that direction on starboardtack even if port tack is a lot longer

However when you are not so sureabout what the wind will do next (and thisis the case even for top sailors much ofthe time) then you can rely on rules ofthumb like sail the longer tack first Thisprinciple works because when the windmight shift in either direction its better tostay away from the layline By sailing thelonger tack first you head toward themiddle of the beat rather than the closerlayline

Over the course of many races in thepast this strategy has proven to workmore often than not In other words itgives you a higher probability of successwhich is very important when you are try-ing to minimize your exposure to risk

The probability that this rule ofthumb will work goes up as a) the tacksbecome more uneven and b) you are far-ther from the mark (see ldquoPlaying theoddsrdquo) If you are quite far from the wind-ward mark and the tacks are quiteskewed it is very urgent to sail on thelonger tack

Note that if you have a cross-current(a current the runs perpendicular to thewind) this will often make one tacklonger than the other sometimes by quitea bit In that case it may be better to sailthe up-current tack first This is notbecause there is any inherent advantageto being up-current - it just keeps youcloser to the middle of the course whichis better when youre not sure what willhappen next with the wind

Dave publishes the newsletterSpeed amp Smarts For a subscriptioncall 800-356-2200 or go to

wwwspeedandsmartscom

Corollary Sail the longer jibe firstFor the same reasons that you should normally sail the longer tack first on a beat youshould also sail the longer jibe first on a run Getting to the downwind layline too earlyhas all the same problems - the risk of sailing extra distance possible bad air and theinability to play future windshifts (when youre not sure what the wind will do)

In fact this rule of thumb may be even more important on runs than beats becauseits easier to overstand downwind Most boats have narrower jibing angles than tackingangles (right) so when you round the windward mark you are already closer to a lay-line All you need is a slight skew in the course a windshift pressure increase or a cross-current and youll be at layline before you know it

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 17

LEFT Even a small increase in wind velocity can have a largeimpact on your downwind angles Therefore you have toallow for this when positioning yourself on the run If youget too close to a layline and get a puff you will be over-standing the leeward mark

RIGHT Boats with symmetrical spinnakerstypically have narrower jibing angles than

tacking angles in almost every windvelocity So its easier to get to a

downwind layline especially inbreeze when the jibing angle

is very small

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We alter course to a heading of 171degrees which gives us an ETA at OuterIsland at 0400 We discuss watches andRay and I volunteer to take the 1600-2000 and the 1200 to 0400 watch Sincewe are about an hour into Jim andJolenes break I head below and heat upsome leftover stew for them before theyhead off watch Pretty soon it is just Rayand I in the cockpit Emmanuel is on Ottoand the conversation ranges far and wideThe day is moving slowly towardsevening and the sky is now streaked withthe pink and lavender shades of a summersunset The wind has leveled off and ourcourse has it placed solidly on our hip sowe shake the reef out of the main andunroll the rest of the jib The extra poweris helpful because the quartering seashave increased steadily and are now over4 feet I find that watching the steady andpowerful rhythm of the waves is deeplyhypnotic They are large impatient beastsand when they meet Emmanuels sleekhull they surge and seem to seek a way toclaim her when they cannot they rollunder her stern and rush around her bowand like grumpy old men who are inter-fered with mumble bitterly to themselvesas they continue on their way

When Ray comes back on deck herigs the radar deflector and I help himhoist it high in the rigging After that I gobelow and make some hot cocoa whichRay and I share along with our dwindlingsupply of seasick cookies Their abun-dance of ginger helps with queasinesswhen the seas are this rolly Emmanuel isstill sailing well and is maintainingspeeds of 7-8 knots For the next hour or

so we talk in a desultory fashion and Iwatch as dusk approaches slowly Atabout 750 I head below and shake Joleneand Jim out of their bunks By the timethey stumble up on deck they are happyto see the pot of fresh coffee ready forthem After shift turn over Ray and I headbelow and Ray disappears into his cabinI decide a thermos of hot soup would begood for the crew on watch so I get a potof tomato soup heating on the stoveBecause of the quartering seas it is stillrolly so I need the pot holders to hold thepan on the gimbaled stove Once the soupis hot I pick it up in both hands I have thethermos standing in the sink but now Irealize I have a problem with the transferThe soup does not pour well from the panespecially when I am aiming for an open-ing jus t a little larger than an inch I knowI have a funnel somewhere but I cannotset the pan down for fear of it spilling(fiddles not withstanding) while I searchfor it I finally resign myself to the factthat I am going to lose some and take mybest shot After cleaning all the soup outof the sink I head to my bunk

Its a little strange being in the V-berth while we are underway I havenever slept on Emmanuel except whenwe are at anchor or docked While there isa certain amount of noise from the water

Isle Royale - Continued from page 13

Lighthouse at Rock Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

Jim gets ready to stand his watch on our way back to Pikes Bay

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rushing past the hull it is actually a sooth-ing sound I wedge myself crossways intothe V-berth but since we are not heelingand the rolling motion is more pro-nounced in the stern I am very comfort-able I read for a while and then I dozeoff All too soon Jolene is waking me upfor my next shift I put all my layers ofclothes back on including my harness andtether and head for the cockpit It is abeautiful night but the wind has easedsome so Jim has started the diesel tomaintain our speed but the sails are stillup Jim and Jolenes watch was unevent-ful except for a couple of freighters thathave just shown up on the screen Againit is Ray and I and the moonlit night Wecan see lights on the far north shore andwe are pretty sure we are seeing the lightsof Grand Marais I keep an eye on thefreighters on our screen and it soonbecomes obvious they will pass wellastern of us so I relax just a bit

I have the helm by myself for a bitwhile Ray is below and it is a huge feel-ing It is a magnificent feeling-being atthe helm of a boat like Emmanuel andsailing across this lake The full moon isstill with us and lights our way The onlysounds are those of wind water and boatEmmanuel sails along at home in thewater and happy to be underway Iremember well all my feelings of trepi-dation at the start of this journey and amamazed at how different I feel now Injust 5 days we have sailed more than 300miles put our anchor down in newanchorages and crossed this lake twiceat night In some ways it seems a shamethat I have waited until now my 48thsummer before finding out I can do thisbut at least now I know My feeling ofsatisfaction is immense

By about 2 am Ray and I have spot-ted the light from Outer Island and westart to discuss what our plan will beWere not sure if we want to stop in theislands and get some sleep or continue onto Pikes Bay Our ETA for arriving atStockton is around 5 am and gettingback to Pikes Bay would take another 2hours Since we are already a day aheadof schedule we decide to stop in theislands and see if we get a chance to sail

that day We discuss various anchoragesand Ray advocates for some locationsthat are closer to where we enter theislands but I lobby vigorously for puttingthe hook down in Presque Bay onStockton I know the bay so making ourentrance in low light doesnt bother meWe postpone a decision until Jim andJolene are back on watch At 400 amRay wakes the next shift and when Jimand Jolene are on deck we discuss ouroptions Jim decides on Presque Isle Bayand we adjust our waypoint I head belowand curl up on the settee in the main salonsince I know we are due to arrive atStockton in about an hour I doze for a bitand then Jim is waking me to help withthe anchor Once on deck I can see thatthe skies have lightened considerably andfinding a place to put the hook down iseasy Once the anchor is set I head belowfor my bunk and am sound asleep by 520am We all sleep pretty sound until about9 am and then its time for coffee

It is a warm sunny day with clearskies and is a perfect day for just hangingout and taking it easy Breakfast is throwntogether from leftovers and Jolene doesdishwashing duty afterwards There is ageneral air of somnolence on board andthe slightly humid day does nothingmuch to shake us out of our torpor By

late afternoon a craving for pasta over-takes everyone on board so I whip up abatch of Pasta Puttanesca and we all eatbig platefuls of the stuff Of course thisfeast promotes more lying about in thewarm drowsy afternoon A few hourslater ZaBreNa hails us on channel 16 andwe find out she has just reached OuterIsland We invite her to stop by for snacksand the invitation is accepted quickly Iget busy in the galley again and pull outall the leftovers and throw them on platesand bowls By the time I am doneZaBreNa is in sight and Jolene and I tieon fenders and ready lines ZaBreNacomes alongside and we raft up withouttoo much fuss Our guests come aboardEmmanuel and we all have a chance totalk over the adventure we just had andshare stories about our crossing By earlyevening we know it is time to return toPikes Bay so we haul anchor reluctantlyand motor home in the fading light of alate summer day All of us changed for-ever by this experience

Sam Hounder is former Commodoreof Black Bear Yacht Club and still serveson the Board of Directors as SocialCzarina She and husband Jim have beensailing together for over 15 years Theykeep Emmanuel in Pikersquos Bay Marina inBayfield WI

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ZaBreeNas Crew joins us for post cruise raft up at Presque Isle Bay

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

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COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

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El Encierro (above) and Cut Throat (below) at the 10th Annual ADA RegattaPhotos by J H Peterson

STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

The American Sail TrainingAssociation is the hub for tall ship activi-ty expertise and information in NorthAmerica A 501(c) (3) nonprofit organi-zation focused on youth education lead-ership development and the preservationof the maritime heritage of NorthAmerica since 1973 ASTA has supportedEducation Under Sail and YouthCharacter Development aboard tall shipsIt organizes the TALL SHIPS CHAL-LENGEreg Series manages scholarshipprograms to make sail training experi-ences more affordable for young peoplegrant programs to assist crew of ASTAmember vessels with the costs of profes-sional development courses and licensingrequirements and publishes SAIL TALLSHIPS

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Racing News

Photo Credit (from Left to right) Privateer Lynx Pride of Baltimore IIAppledore V - Brian Stagner

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Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

sored by White Bear Boat Works TheLeukemia Cup Regatta on White BearLake brings together sailors from allover the upper Midwest for a weekendof racing fundraising and unabashedfun It is one of nearly forty similar sail-ing events around the country raisingawareness and funds to help find a curefor blood cancers like leukemia lym-phoma Hodgkins disease and myelo-ma

As many as 60 boats-from 14 sail-ing dinghies to 38 scows-enter this sail-ing extravaganza And every year theopportunity to sail and help others in thecommunity leaves a memorable impres-sion on everyone in attendance Since

2004 supporters of The Leukemia CupRegatta on White Bear Lake have raisedover $420000 for The Leukemia ampLymphoma Society (LLS) By register-ing for the Regatta (wwwleukemi-acuporgmn) participants become partof a nationwide movement of sailors and

other supporters who havejoined LLS in its fight againstblood cancers

This year Minnesota sailorsare raising their sails to honorAndrew Hedquist of StillwaterMN At the age of two Andrewwas diagnosed with acute myel-ogenous leukemia (AML) inMarch of 2005 It was news nei-ther of Andrews parents expect-ed to hear When Andrew wasdiagnosed we were both afraidand in disbelief said Andrewsmother Laura Hedquist Wenever had anyone close to us gothrough a serious illness letalone our little boy Followinghis diagnosis Andrew enduredfrequent trips to the doctor fiverounds of chemotherapy andtwo serious infections

Watching Andrew gothrough treatment was extremelydifficult But the help wereceived from LLS was trulyamazing said Laura We arevery thankful to have had suchwonderful support Now aseven-year-old student at SalemLutheran Andrew is doing greatHis doctors say he will be offi-

cially deemed cured this September- justin time for the Regatta Thank youbecause youre making the lives of can-cer patients easier and providing hope totheir families said Laura As a parentof a cancer patient I feel like its a bur-den lifted from my shoulders so I canfocus on caring for my son and navigat-ing the complicated world of treatmentinsurance and recovery Knowing thatyou are out there raising funds for thiscause gives great hope to familiesThose interested in attending theSeventh Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta(September 10-12) to sail in honor ofAndrew and others like him can regis-ter by visitingwwwleukemiacuporgmn

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250 SAILORS JOIN FORCES IN HONOR OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ANDREW HEDQUIST OF STILLWATER

REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

fundraiser for LLS delivers New to theevent this year is The Leukemia CupLuau featuring a pig roast If you wouldlike to support the Regatta by sailingvolunteering donating an auction itemor making a donation we would love totalk with you For more informationabout The Leukemia Cup Regatta andLLS please contact Jared Nielsen at(763) 852-3004 or visit our website atwwwleukemiacuporgmn

REGATTA WEEKEND PREVIEW910 Registration amp Mount Gay Rum

Reception 500-900 PM

911 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 1 and 2Lunch provided by Jimmys Foodamp DrinkRace 3Silent AuctionThe Leukemia Cup luau featuringa pig roast Purchase dinner tickets by visit-ing wwwleukemiacuporgmn Live Music and Dancing

912 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 4 and 5Lunch provided by Roadside Pizzaamp Race Awards

ABOUT THE LEUKEMIA amp LYMPHOMA SOCIETYThe Leukemia amp Lymphoma Society isthe worlds largest voluntary healthorganization dedicated to fundingresearch education and patient servicesfor people with leukemia lymphoma ormyeloma Over one hundred thousandnew cases of these blood cancers arediagnosed in this country each year and148 people die from them every day Butmany more recover thanks in part to theefforts of The Leukemia amp LymphomaSociety and sailors across the countryLast year alone some 8400 sailorsraised $38 million to help find cures forblood cancers $78000 of that wasraised by The Leukemia Cup Regatta onWhite Bear Lake

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COMPASSIONATESAILORS WANTED

Extend your passion for sailingto the race for cancer cures

The Leukemia Cup RegattaSeptember 10 ndash 12 2010

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Join sailors from across the Twin Cities on September10-12 as they set sail for a cure on White Bear LakeFor just $95 you and your crew will enjoy five races a complimentary Mount Gay Rum cocktail receptionbreakfasts and lunches an auction and raffle and wersquoll even throw in a long-sleeve Regatta t-shirt for the skipper

Register by August 13 to get $10 off your registration fee

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For more information contact Jared Nielsen at (763) 852-3004 or JaredNielsenLLSorg

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January 17 ndash 21 2011

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Since Jim and I got our first boat onLake Superior in 2004 we have

talked about sailing to Isle Royale IsleRoyale is a US National Park in the stateof Michigan and is the largest island onLake Superior at 45 miles long and 9miles wide Isle Royale is surrounded byhundreds of islands isles bays and har-bors While Jim and I have completedshorter passages of 60 miles or so IsleRoyale at around 120 miles from ourhome cruising grounds remains to beconquered and by August of 2008 wewere ready We joined up with two otherboats from our marina and made ourpreparations On August 14 we wereready Emmanuel our 1995 HunterLegend 405 was full of provisions waterand fuel After a short skippers meetingon Saturday with the crew and skippers ofZaBreNa and Montebelau at the PikesBay Clubhouse and a top off at the fueldock we were on our way It was 1030 inthe morning and the sky was clear and thebreeze nonexistent As we exited PikesBay our home port Jim throttled up toabout 2800 rpm a comfortable cruisingspeed for Emmanuel and we all settledback to enjoy the ride By 230 pm wehad cleared Outer Island and were rapid-ly leaving the Apostle Islands and ourflotilla behind The day was still sunnyand warm and we were all comfortable inshorts and t-shirts Our crew Ray andJolene Boyd had sailed with us before butnot on Emmanuel so we spent some timemaking sure they knew were importantthings were like the safety gear thruhulls flashlights and my cinnamonbabka It was around this time that Raypresented me with a present he hadbought for me My very own head lamp

One of the best seats on Emmanuelis the bow pulpit seat Late in the after-noon I was comfortably ensconced therewhile we continued under power througha perfectly calm lake Off in the distanceI could see a freighter in the shippinglane heading to the Upper PeninsulaLooking ahead I could not see any shore

line and looking behind the ApostleIslands had disappeared and I realizedthat now I was committed For just amoment I quailed at the prospect of con-tinuing I am at best a reluctant adventur-er and I wasnt sure I was up to the chal-lenge A burst of laughter from the cock-pit and I turned to see Ray Jim andJolene smiling happily and I felt com-forted I turned back to the lake andwatched its placid face as the distanceslid by Emmanuels hull The bow wakechuckled happily to itself but I knew bet-ter than to let myself be lulled by itsbanality The Lake is a lady of manymoods and I knew this wouldnt last

By early evening the crew is gettinghungry so I got busy in the galley andwithin a short while everyone is tuckinginto steaming bowls of my homemadebeef stew By 800 pm dusk isapproaching and we get set to watch afabulous sunset and are not disappoint-ed It is clear to us all by this time thatwe are going to be making landfall inthe dark since we hugely underestimat-ed our speed under motor By 900 pmwe are less than 20 miles from the

entrance to Grace Harbor and we dis-cuss our options We could alter courseand head north to Rock Harbor but thatway we miss rendezvousing with the

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View from Windigo Dock towards Beaver Island at Isle Royale National Park

flotilla We could stand off until firstlight but that means a minimum of 5hours close to a rocky shore While weknow its risky we elect to make ourentrance in the dark

By 1000 pm we are under sailbecause the wind has now cranked upover 15 knots and the seas haveincreased We are broad reaching towardIsle Royale and the Rock of Ages Lightis clearly visible Since we have such ashort distance to go we are not standingwatches and everyone is in the cockpitwith lifejackets harnesses and tethers onI am sitting on the windward rail andmarveling at what its like to be crossingthis lake at night While Jim and I sailedquite often at night on White Bear Lakeand we have on occasion returned to themarina late after being out in the islandsall day this is different We are luckyenough to have a full moon and it hangsthere just above the horizon large andotherworldly looking It lights a broadpath on the dark rushing lake Thewaves build and I can hear them before Isee them The waves hit Emmanuel on

her stern quarter then hissing slide downher hull their white foamy tops clearlyvisible in the moonlight passing justbelow the gunwales I turn to glance atthe rest of the crew Rays face is lit by

the electronic glow of the chartplotterwhile he and Jim are telling each otherstories and Jolene dozes in the compan-ionway with her head wedged againstthe halyard winch

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Emmanuel at dusk-Windigo Photo by Jolene Boyd

At about 1130 pm CT Jim calls forthe sails to be doused He fires up theYanmar and turns Emmanuel into thewind and Ray and I realize we are in forit The wind is screaming through the rig-ging and we are now bow on to seas thatare easily 6 feet I clip on my tether andmake my way forward I say a silentthank you to Jim because I am so gratefulwe had our new UK Stack Pak installedthis year Wrestling a 900 square footmainsail down the mast is never easy buthaving our Stack Pak makes collectingthe beast a lot easier However tonight itmeans I still have to go up the mastbecause the wind is keeping the head-board pinned about 10 feet above theboom Emmanuels bow is rising andfalling on the steep waves and I have adeath grip on her mast One particularlyviolent drop throws me backward whilefor one second my hands are busy tryingto undo the shackle on the headboard Igrab the mast in time but my heart ispounding In between the bucking andheaving I manage to pull the sail downthe rest of the way and stuff it in the Stackpak I climb down and make my wayback to the cockpit on shaky legs Just asI get back to the cockpit I hear a flappingnoise at the same time I hear a cry fromJolene I turn towards the bow and realizethat the headsails furler line had worked

its way loose and the jib is now unrollingRay jumps on the line and starts rollingthe sail back in but because of the pres-sure on the sail he cannot roll the last bitin and it is enough to pull the bow overSo this time both Ray and I clip back inand make our way forward with bungeesin hand On our knees we work on secur-ing the sail but every time the bow fallsRay and I go airborne which makes wrap-ping up the jib a challenge When it isfinally secure we both pause before head-ing back to the cockpit again and as Iwork my way down starboard I hear Raywhooping every time Emmanuel buriesher bow again The maniac is having agreat time Now that we are somewhatunder control Jim at the helm has tocarefully time turning Emmanuel off thewind to keep us from getting swampedOnce we have the wind behind us we flytoward the Grace Harbor entrance and bymidnight central we are in the lee ofCumberland Point We all take a deepbreath and I am starting to relax when Irealize that the shore around us looksreally rocky Luckily the full moon lightsour way somewhat but Ray and Jim arewatching the chartplotter intently Prettysoon Jim puts Ray on the helm and headsforward with a spotlight We are lookingfor the passage between WashingtonIsland and Grace Island and it seems that

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Rock Of Ages lighthouse as we leave Washington Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

we are on the right course when trying tosneak through a narrow channel wezagged when we should have zigged andwe are aground I feel the dreaded bumpof hull on rock while I am on the bowstarting to pull the anchor rode out of theanchor locker I race back to the cockpitwhile uttering some very unladylikewords Of course I am frantic but Jim andRay are as calm as always I look at thedepth meter and see our depth is showingas 3 ft This causes another outburst fromme Jim instructs me firmly to sit downand be calm We are in no danger at themoment Bump bump Emmanuel bobsgently on the rocks we are sitting on Jimtakes the helm from Ray and tries to driveher off but no luck The wind is comingstraight on our nose and the shallowwater we are in is getting choppy Jimcontinues to try to work us loose but weare firmly stuck Even in the midst of myoverwhelming feeling of impendingdoom I cant help but notice how awe-somely beautiful this place is The moon-light paints the entire scene with a softsilvery glow that lets me see that we arestuck on the point of either Washington orBarnum Island The wind blows gentlyand the channel we are facing glitters inthe moonlight Jolene and I move as weare directed hoping our weight shift willhelp but it does not Jim and Ray talkabout putting the dinghy in to try to kedgeoff but after a bit Jim turns the helm overto Ray with instructions to drive it likeyou stole it By now the wind has pickedup a bit and Emmanuel is rising andfalling in the short waves Ray finds therhythm and throttles quickly when thewaves lift the bow slightly and all of thesudden we are free Jolene and I arewhooping and hollering and jumping upand down We run back to the cockpit andjump up and down some more and hugthe boys and then we are on our wayagain carefully Within about 2 boatlengths we are back in 60 feet of waterand Ray marvels aloud that its a stupidplace for a rock pile We quickly find ourway to a sheltered spot in about 16 feet ofwater behind Barnum Island and we getthe anchor down and set I sit on deck fora few minutes while the rest of the crew

heads below I can see that the shorelineis heavily wooded and the full moon castsits silvery light over our safe havenWhen I turn and look to starboard I cansee the channel opening to the lake butwe are quite protected I join the rest ofthe crew below and realize that it is nowabout 130 am and everyone is way toowired to sleep I make some hot cocoaand slice up some babka and pretty soonthe adrenaline wears off and everyone issleepy enough to head for bed I fall into

a deep sleep but wake after a couple ofhours because the wind has come up Ipad barefoot through the cabin and stickmy head out the companionway and seeIsle Royale at first light It is an overcastmorning and the wind has piped up butour anchorage is still fairly quiet so I goback to bed A couple of hours later Iwake again with another wind increaseand now its about 7 am I grab a jacketand the camera on my way to the cockpitAfter a few minutes Jim joins me and we

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Emmanuel at anchor in Malone Bay

talk quietly It has started raining but weare staying dry under the bimini We areboth awestruck by the scene around usThe channel to Windigo is visible as areGrace Island and Thompson Island

Pretty soon Ray and Jolene are upand we have a leisurely breakfast Bymid-morning we hear a hail fromZaBreNa and find out she is at Windigodock along with Montebelau Within ahalf hour we have the anchor up and aremotoring down Windigo channel Whenwe arrive we find space for Emmanuel onthe leeward side of the dock so Jimcoaches Ray on how to land her I throwa bowline to Bill who makes it snug onthe bollard and then Ray puts her inreverse which lets her stern swing over toland her gently against the dock We man-age to pull off this impressive bit of boathandling in front of a ferry full of passen-gers who I tell myself are suitablyimpressed We smile like we do this allthe time We spend the next hour or sochatting with Dick Joe and Bill fromMontebelau and with Dave Jim Bill andAl from ZaBreNa We trade stories aboutour crossing and what happened and whatwe did There is lots of laughter and whileeveryone is visiting I nip below and fill aplatter with brownies and cookies andtake it back up to the hungry crews Bylunchtime ZaBreNa and Montebelau castoff but we decide to stay the night Wespend the rest of the day exploringWindigo picking wild raspberries andthimbleberries and checking out the visi-tor center which is really cool It is a verymodern place and has lots of displays ofthe local fauna and vegetation There arefull scale displays of moose and wolfwhich I find fascinating There is also aFresnel lens which came from the Rockof Ages Lighthouse There is a largeselection of books and charts and Raybuys and makes me a present of a newchart of Isle Royale since mine is at homein the basement For dinner we have freshLake Superior whitefish fillets I placethe fillets on pieces of foil then drizzlethem with butter and sprinkle with saltand pepper I top them with slices of freshlemon These packets go on the grillalong with skewers of fresh vegetables I

have marinated in olive oil and herbs Itdoesnt take long for the feast to disap-pear After dinner Ray takes the dinghyout for a row and I wander the dock visit-ing with the neighbors Its funny but I geta lot of comments on Emmanuel since Iam talking mostly to fishing boats andsmall power cruisers We are easily thelargest vessel at the dock and peopleseem fascinated by her size Eventually Iend up sitting at the end of the dockdrinking coffee The evening light isbreathtakingly golden and the perfectlycalm waters of Windigo Harbor gleam inthe approaching dusk as nightfall comessoftly

On Sunday morning Jim decides weneed to top off the water tanks This turnsout to be quite an undertaking since itinvolves moving the boat borrowinghose and running it about 100 feet up ahill Jolene and I leave it to the men to fig-ure it out and we head to the showers towash our hair By the time we get backJim is satisfied that the tanks are full andsoon we are on our way Jim hands thehelm to Ray and then they discuss ourexit Ray keeps an eye on the chartplotterand Jolene reads the paper chart Jim andI are on bow watch and we sneak pastGrace and Washington Island I watchwith trepidation as we creep through 7-9

foot depths while passing some reallynasty looking boulders but we manageand soon we are out of the harbor androunding Cumberland Point There is aslight breeze so we hoist the main but itdies off within the hour so we are back tomotoring but it is no great penance for itis a another stunner of a day Clear blueskies lots of sun and very pleasant tempsThe lake has only a slight chop and man-ages to appear friendly as we motor northalong Isle Royales southern shore Ournext waypoint is Houghton Point and wehave it in sight by lunchtime We round itand soon find ourselves in Siskiwit BayLunch that day is my homemade chickensalad and we all eat in the cockpit and letOtto do the steering By now the breezehas freshened and we are flying alongwith the wind on our quarter on the mainonly while the crew happily eats lunch Acouple of chicken jibes later we arebeginning our approach to Malone BayJim is on the helm and Jolene calls out thecourse from the chart After locating andpassing through the first set of channelmarkers we turn to starboard and head forthe next set that will take us into MaloneBay After passing through the channelwe start to head to Malone Bay dock butit is already occupied so instead we makeour way to Malone Island The water is

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View from Siskiwit Lake Hiking trail looking toward Isle Royale Lighthouse

deep but we are able to creep in close toshore and get the anchor down in about15 feet of water Malone Island gives usexcellent protection for everything butnorthwest but with the wind blowingpretty steady out of the southeast we arequite comfortable Once the anchor isdown Jim lowers the dinghy off the davitsand we are ready to head to shore Oncewe leave the protection of Malone Islandwe get the full force of the 12-15 knotbreeze as we head for the Malone Baydock There is a one foot chop in the bayand Jim has his hands full not flipping thedinghy We all get a little wet but that isthe worst of it Once ashore we are able toquickly locate the trailhead to SiskiwitLake The well worn path takes us alongthe shore and then cuts to the right It isnot a long way and soon we are climbinga small hill and when we get to the top ofit there it is Siskiwit Lake a lake in themiddle of an island in the middle of alake We all stand there marveling at itThe shore is pebbly and the lake liesthere blue and peaceful in the afternoonsun We wander the shore and we takesome pictures A bit more exploring andwe find the Siskiwit River This littleriver tumbles out of Siskiwit Lake andruns cheerfully over a small waterfall Itwas a strange feeling to stand at the shoreof the river and look up to Siskiwit lakeThe elevation difference is quite markedand is a surprise to me

Eventually we wander back to thetrail and make our way to the dinghyAnother harey ride across the bay and weare back aboard Emmanuel By this timeit is late afternoon so I put together someappetizers to quiet the growling stom-achs I mix up my spicy pepper jam withcream cheese and we eat it on crackersand chips We all sit in the cockpit in thewarm sun and smile smugly at each otherOther than a couple of campers ashore wehave not seen another soul since we leftWindigo Harbor early that morningEverywhere we look is beauty that makesyou heart hurt and your throat tightenThat is until Jim decides its time to takea shower right off the stern The rest of usare too comfortable to move so we staywhere we are and Ray and Jolene care-

fully avert their eyes By the time Jim isdone with his shower everyone is yawn-ing so we all head for our bunks for ashort nap Dinner is late in the eveningand my marinated lamb chops grilled justuntil done and served with a reducedglaze of honey garlic and balsamic vine-gar and fresh green beans is a perfect endto a perfect day

Much later after the dishes are donewe dig out the charts and our cruisingguide and discuss our plans for the nextday We are planning to head for RockHarbor so Jim turns on the VHF andtunes in to NOAA to get the weatherRight about this time I decide to take aturn on deck to check our swing andanchor set As I step out into the cockpitthe scene before me is so beautiful I haveto sit down for a bit The moon is nowfully up and all around me is bright asday Tucked behind Malone Island we aresheltered from the big lake but we are justa short distance from the shore ofSiskiwit Bay With Emmanuels bowpointing almost due west as I sit in thecockpit I can see Ross and Fisher IslandsThe waters ofMalone Bay gleamin this frosted lightand I am happy tojust sit and watchJust then in themidst of this rever-ie a flash catchesmy eye I turn myhead quickly andsee that the north-west sky is filledwith lightningWhen I go belowagain Jim Ray andI discuss the fore-cast of expected15-25 knot windsout of the west towhich we are a bitexposed I updatethem on the weath-er and we bataround the idea ofsetting a secondanchor but decideto wait and see

what happens I have a fair amount ofconfidence in our Bruce and we haveplenty of swing room We all head for bedshortly after Banging thunder and a driv-ing rain wakes me at about 2 am We hadleft some hatches open for ventilation soJim and I hurriedly shut them and I headto the cockpit to rescue the Garmin chart-plotter After stowing it below I wait outthe storm and make myself some cocoa topass the time By 300 am it has blownitself out and I take my cocoa and mynew headlamp to the cockpit This thingmakes reading at night a breeze The airis balmy and with the passing of thestorm the skies are clear and the night isthick with stars Pretty soon Im yawningand I head back to bed for a few morehours of sleep

Monday morning dawns bright andclear but we can see by the chop inMalone Bay that the wind has piped upagain For breakfast that morning I makeJolene my double cinnamon French toastI soak thick slices of French bread in arich egg cream maple syrup cinnamonand butter mixture After soaking I grill

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the slices on the griddle and serve withwarm syrup and thick sliced bacon Whenbreakfast is done and the dishes arewashed its time to go Our destinationthis day is Rock Harbor which is about 30miles further up the south shore of IsleRoyale After warming up the diesel weget the anchor back on board and head forthe channel out of Malone Bay Onceclear we discuss our sail plan for the dayThe wind is really blowing and wealready have about two feet of chop Wedecide to go with a single reef in the mainand part of the jib rolled out Once hoist-ed we fall off to a starboard tack andbecause the wind is out of the southeastwe dont have a lot of sea room to allowus to sail lower than a close reach so wesettle in for the ride across Siskiwit BayIt is this kind of weather that shows whata stellar performer Emmanuel is underchallenging conditions As the miles slideby under her hull the wind and wavescontinue to build By lunchtime we are insome serious 6 footers and it is a hardslog but Emmanuel simply leans into itand shoulders her way through maintain-ing a respectable 7 plus knots Helm dutyrequires serious concentration and warmheadgear Even though the temps are eas-ily in the 60s it is chilly in the wind Byearly afternoon I head down to the galley

and dish up leftover pasta salad andchicken salad for lunch Apparently con-ditions have not dampened appetitessince it all quickly disappears Shortlyafter lunch we are approaching ChippewaHarbor and I easily spot the daymark forthe entrance and we know we dont havemuch farther to go An hour or so later weround Saginaw Point and are heading forMiddle Island Passage our entrance toRock Harbor About this time Jim fires upthe diesel to help our pointing so we dontlose a lot of ground The Yanmar is chug-ging happily along at cruising speedwhen suddenly the RPMs drop from theusual 2800 to about 1000 Jim and I lookat each and I shrug my shoulders Jimadvances the throttle again and a momentlater the RPMs come back up We makeit to Middle Island Passage and just as weenter Rock Harbor we spot Montebelauheading out We chat for a few momentson the VHF and wave good bye as theyhead out to Chippewa Harbor Just a fewminutes later the diesel does the samething The RPMs fall off and then comeback up It happens twice more during thethree miles we travel to Rock Harbormarina and it leaves Jim and I feelingsomewhat spooked

The first thing we do is stop at thegas dock to top off fuel (diesel is over $6a gallon) pump out the holding tankand arrange for an overnight slip Whilethe boys are taking care of these thingsJolene and I hop off and head for thebathrooms When we come back I walk aways down to check out what slip I wantWhile a few of the slips have the length toaccommodate Emmanuel I am worriedabout the depth I finally find one with aport side tie up and I go back to tell JimI am happy to see that we are just twoslips away from Dan on Seahawk Wehad last seen Dan and his crew atWindigo on Saturday We exchange hel-los and chat for a few minutes

Within a short while Emmanuel istucked up safely in her slip and Ray andJolene decide to head out to do someexploring They take the dinghy and headover to Raspberry Island Jim and I stayon board and spend some time relaxingShortly after Ray and Jolene leave we are

surprised to see ZaBreNa pull into the gasdock so we head over for a quick visitDave and his crew are planning on spend-ing the night in Tobin Harbor but weagree to touch base in the morning beforeheading out By the time Ray and Jolenecome back it is time for appetizers whichwe eat on shore while we enjoy the love-ly evening Finally I throw some steakson the grill and sauteacute some mushrooms inbutter Along with the big juicy stripsteaks we have fresh cruditeacutes and breadwarm from Emmanuels oven This feastrequires the four of us to take a walkdown to the Rock Harbor Lodge after weclean our plates It is easy to see that allthe guests must have a fabulous view Wecheck out the gift shop peek in somewindows and pretty soon wander back toEmmanuel It is another beautiful eveningand the tranquil basin that is Rock Harborgleams pearl like in the early eveningThe air is soft and is lightly cool againstmy skin When we get back to the boatwe debate the idea of showering on shorebut the thought of paying $6 for a 5minute shower leaves us all opting forwash ups on board All the fresh air andsailing has worn Jolene out and shecrawls into her bunk early Jim Ray and Istay up longer for coffee and dessert andwe discuss the days events including thediesel problem It seems reasonable toassume that the problem may be gunk inthe fuel filter and decide that will be thefirst place we look in the morning

Tuesday morning is warm andsunny Since I always sleep sounder whenwe are in harbor it is after 8 am before Istumble out and the rest of the crew is upalready Jim and Ray are just comingback from Tobin Harbor where theyhiked over to see if ZaBreNa was thereShe was not so they try to raise her on theVHF but no luck Thankfully Jolene hasthe coffee made and I huddle with my cupuntil my sleep fogged brain clears Aquick breakfast and it is time to get towork We pull the engine cover off andwith me reading the diagram out of theservice manual we locate the fuel filterOnce it is removed we pour its contentsinto a jug and find that about half of it issludge Next we locate the Racor filter

Breakfast in Emmanuels cabin

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and clean that also and then we discoverthe sealing O-ring is bad Ray and Jimexchange looks wondering where are wegoing to get parts I disappear into theport aft cabin and reappear moments laterwith a new filter and a new O ring fromthe spare parts kit I laid in before we leftFor a brief moment I am heralded as thebest provisioner of all time With all newparts installed Jim steps confidentially tothe helm and turns the key The Yanmarcranks hopefully but that is all and prettysoon the starter is starting to lag becausethe start battery is being depleted Aroundthis time our friend Dan from Seahawkstrolls down the dock and suggests we trypriming the new fuel filter The guys grinsheepishly Apparently this is a man thingthey are supposed to know The filter getsprimed and more cranking and now thestart battery is dangerously low We takea short break and Ray heads to the bath-room where a chance conversation giveshim the answer we need Soon he is backand tells Jim that the air needs to be bledout of the fuel line Before we can do thatthough Jim and I hoist one of the housebatteries out of its locker and move it tothe companionway where it is connectedto the start battery using the batterycables Dan loaned us The Yanmar serv-ice manual guides us through the process

and once the lines are bled I turn the keyand Yanmar busts into life and chugs hap-pily away A cheer goes up from the crewof Emmanuel which is echoed by a victo-ry blast from Seahawk By this time it isafter 12 noon and we are anxious to be onour way Soon we are slipping our linesand with a last wave to Seahawk andthank you call on the VHF we quicklyleave Rock Harbor behind As we exitMiddle Island passage we find the windsare about 15 knots ESE with seas of 1-2

feet We decide on a double reefed mainand we roll out a small amount of jibPretty soon we are flying along runningdown the shore of Isle Royale Our planas we pass Saginaw Point again is to sailfor as long as we can and keep an eye onthe weather We decide that if the windsdie off by the time we get to the southerntip of the island we will duck intoWashington Harbor for the night If thewind is forecast to stay up we will sail tothe islands tonight

Shortly after this we pass theentrance to Chippewa Harbor and aresurprised by a hail from ZaBreNa Theyare tucked into Chippewa and were hik-ing to the overlook when they spotted usflying past We urge them to join us butthey have decided to wait until eveningbefore making for the islands We plan arendezvous at Stockton and we continueon our way By 515 pm we are about10 miles from Grace Harbor Jim andRay have been listening to NOAA andthey are happy with the wind forecast sowe decide we will continue on

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Aug 4-8 - T-10 North AmericanChampionship- Bayview Yacht ClubDetroit MI Visit wwwussailingorg formore info

Aug 6-8 - I-LYA Bay Week Regatta -Put-in-Bay Yacht Club Put-in-BayOH Visit wwwi-lyaorg for more info

Aug 6-9 - 19th Annual NorthAmerican Challenge Cup - ChicagoYacht Club Chicago IL Visitwwwchicagoyachtcluborg for moreinfo

Aug 8-9 - Al Henning MemorialRegatta - Racine Yacht Club RacineWI Visit wwwracineyachtcluborg formore info

Aug 8-13 - 2010 CatamaranChampionship (NACRA amp NorthAmerican Formula 18 Championshipsand F16 Great Lakes Championship)Racine Yacht Club Racine WI VisitwwwcrawsailingnetRacine2010 formore info

Aug 12-15 - Baylake Bank Tall ShipsFestival - Green Bay WI Visitwwwtallshipgreenbaycom for info

August 2010

Aug 13 - Clipper Cup Yacht Race -Harbour Towne Yacht Club MuskegonMI to Port Washington WI Visitwwwclippercupcom for more infoContact Phil Schneider 616-459-7474clippercupgmailcomAug 14-16 - Leech Lake Regatta 39 -Shores of Leech Lake Yacht ClubLeech Lake MN Visit wwwshore-sofleechlakecom for more infoAug 19-21 - 2010 S2 79 ClassChampionship Regatta -Racine Yacht Club Racine WI Visitwwwracineyachtcluborg for more infoAug 20-22 - Offshore Verve Cup -Chicago Yacht Club Chicago IL Visitwwwchicagoyachtcluborg for moreinfoAug 24-29 - Tall Ships Chicago -Chicago IL Visit wwwnavypiercomtallshipschicago for more infoAug 27-28 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -Columbia Yacht Club Chicago ILVisit wwwleukemiacuporgil for moreinfoAug 27-29 ndash Holder 20 One DesignNationals ndash Shorewood Yacht ClubExcelsior MN wwwholder20comContact Tim Carlson 952-693-6089Aug 27-Sept 1 - US SAILINGs RolexInternational Womens KeelboatChampionship - J22 - RochesterYacht Club Rochester NY Visitwwwussailingorg for more infoAug 28 - MS Cup ndash Minnetonka YachtClub MN Visit wwwmscuporg formore info

Sept 2 - LeeMurdock -Superior in SongFolk Songs fromthe Age of Sail andSteam St LouisCounty HistoricalMuseum DuluthMN 218-733-7568

Sept 3 - LeeMurdock - SplitRock Lighthouse100 Year AnnivConcerts

September 2010

Two Harbors MN Contact 218-226-6372 splitrock at mnhsorg

Sept 3-5 - Labor Day Regatta- StCroix Sailing Club Hudson WI Visitwwwstcroixsailingcom for more info

Sept 4-5 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -Port Huron Yacht Club Port HuronMI Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmi formore info

Sept 8-12 - Buddy Melges Challenge -US Sailing Center Sheboygan WIVisitwwwussailingcentersheboyganorgfor more info

Sept 10-12 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -Awareness and charity fundraiserWhite Bear Lake MN Visitwwwleukemiacuporgmn or call JaredNielsen at 763-852-3004 for more info

Sept 15-18 - J105 North AmericanChampionship - Chicago Yacht ClubChicago IL Visit wwwj105org

Sept 15-19 - US Match RacingChampionship for the Prince of WalesBowl Ultimate 20s Bayview YachtClub Detroit MI Visit wwwussailingorg for more info

Sept 23-26 - US Mens and WomensSailing Championships - Sonars-Mens - Lightnings-Womens - SailSheboygan Sheboygan WI Visitwwwussailingorg for more info

Sept 30-Oct 3 - US Team RacingChampionship - Vanguard 15 - SeattleYacht Club Seattle WA Visitwwwussailingorg for more info

Oct 2ndash Octoberfest Pursuit ndash LakeCity Yacht Club Lake City MNwwwlakecityyachtclubcom ContactKirk Severson 507-254-6644

Oct 2-3 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -North Star Sail Club HarrisonTownship MI Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmi for moreinfo

Oct 7-11 - 41st Annual United StatesSailboat Show - Annapolis MD Theworldrsquos largest in-water sailboat showSeminars clothing amp accessories boatsof all sizes Visit wwwusboatcom

October 2010

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Calendar of Events

Seaworthy the newsletter fromBoatUS that helps boaters and

anglers prevent damage to their vesselslooked into some of the more commonreasons for on-the-water boat troublesthat occur mid-season

ldquoPreventive maintenance will helpyou avoid the headaches and keep yourcrew or fishing buddies comfortable andsaferdquo says Seaworthy Editor BobAdriance ldquoSo going over the boatrsquos sys-tems in the spring is very important Butnow after a couple months of use itrsquostime to look at things again A midsum-mer check-up will ensure you make itback to home port without a problemrdquo

Here are some midsummermaintenance tips for bothpower and sailboats

bull Through-hulls Make a thoroughcheck around any below-the-waterlinehole or opening Check all through-hullsfor leaks and cycle seacocks to ensurethey close properly If itrsquos hard to movethe handle make a note to service it nexttime the boat is out of the water Anyhose clamps should be tight and hoseends secure A bilge pump cycle counteris a simple upgrade and the best earlywarning system that unwanted water iscoming aboard

bull Engine belts For inboard engineslook in areas near the belts checking forevidence of black dust mdash a sure sign thatengine pulleys need to be realigned andthe belt replaced Push on the longest runof the belt mdash it should not deflect morethan one half inch

bull Engine hoses Squeeze coolant andfuel hoses with your hands looking forsoftness cracks or bulges Replace anythat are suspect Wiggle the ends toensure they are secure and inspect for anypossible chafing issues in the enginecompartment

bull Sterndrives Inspect the folds in thebellows and replace if they show signsof cracking

bull Sacrificial zincs and anodes Awasted zinc is a sure sign of trouble pos-sibly stray current at the dock Ensure allzincs are no less than half gone mdash andreplace them now if they are

bull Control cables Look for chafe splitsor swelling of the plastic jacket mdash a suresign the cable needs replacement

bull Outboard engine mounts Smallerengines can sometimes vibrate loose sore-tighten clamps and ensure the cut-offswitch is operable

bull Hydraulic steering system and trimtabs Ensure reservoirs are full If youhave to add fluid there is leak that mustbe fixed immediately

bull Batteries and electrical systemDead batteries are often nothing morethan corroded connections mdash sandpapercan easily clean them up With conven-tional batteries check water levels andadd if necessary Inspect cables andwiring for chafe especially whereverthey may pass through a bulkhead

bull Shorepower cable Look for burnmarks on the plug ends and the connec-tion to the boat Replace both the plugand receptacle immediately if you find any

bull Head If your boat has a flushing toi-let and its handle is getting hard to oper-ate yoursquove likely got calcium buildupPour a cup of vinegar into bowl pumpingonly once or twice Let it sit for one nightbefore flushing with one-fourth cup ofmineral oil

bull On deck Old stiff or chafed docklines should be replaced Also checkanchor line and chain shackles and any splices

bull Sailboats only Look for any brokenstrands on standing rigging You can findthem by running a loose rag up the rig-ging which will snag on any brokenends Cracked swages are an indicator forimmediate replacement Contact a riggerif you suspect a problem Running rig-ging also needs to be looked at mdash espe-cially the roller furling line

bull Trailers Inspect bearings and ensurethey are well packed with greaseHydraulic brake reservoirs should be fullLastly check the tires for wear and ensurelugs are tight

More checklists are also available athttpwwwBoatUScomfreebies

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My favorite rule of thumb and onethat I have used with great success

many times is to sail the longer tackfirst This is a simple nearly foolproofguideline that is easy to use and oftencomes with great results

When youre racing upwind thelonger tack is the one on which you mustspend more time to get from where youare to the windward mark There aremany reasons why one tack may belonger than the other Most often thishappens because you have sailed awayfrom the middle of the course

For example if you sail toward theleft side of the beat you might have 4minutes left on starboard tack and 8 min-utes left on port tack before reaching thewindward mark In that case port is obvi-ously the longer tack Other reasons forunequal tacks include windshifts a cross-current and a windward mark that wasnot set to windward

16 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

Rule of Thumb Sail the longer tack firstby David Dellenbaugh

The longer tack is the one on whichyour bow is pointing closer to the wind-ward mark Sometimes it is easy to judgethis by looking at where other boats arepointing on each tack If you have instru-ments or even a compass you can calcu-late the longer tack mathematically

Besides figuring out which tack islonger its important to know roughlyhow much longer it is than the other tackFor example will you have to spend 10minutes on one tack and 2 minutes on theother Or just 7 minutes on one tack and6 on the other

The more skewed the tacks the morecritical it becomes to sail on the tack thatis longer If one tack is much longer thereis a high probability that it will be betterto get on that tack right away But if thetacks are very close in length (which isprobably the case if you have a hard timefiguring out which tack is longer) theremay be no advantage in sailing one tackjust because its a little longer

Playing the odds

Sailing the longer tack first is agood rule of thumb when you arenot sure which way the wind willshift next The longer tack takesyou away from the layline andgives you a better chance of gain-ing if you get a windshift beforeyou reach the windward mark

The benefits of this strategy are greatest when the following condi-tions exist

1) The distance you must sail on one tack is substantially longerthan the distance remaining on the other tack For example if you have7 minutes to sail on starboard tack and only 2 on port (A) its very like-ly that sailing the longer tack first will be better But if you are closer tothe middle of the course with 4 minutes to sail on one tack and 3 min-utes on the other (B) there may not be much advantage in sailing thelonger tack first

2) You are fairly far from the mark The closer you are to the mark(C) the less of an advantage youll get from sailing the longer tack firstThats because the wind is less likely to shift during the short time beforeyou round the mark In this case its often best to minimize the numberof tacks you make and to position yourself ideally relative to the boatsaround you

When and why this worksSailing the longer tack first is a rule ofthumb that works most of the timeHowever like all such guidelines it is notmeant to be a replacement for figuringout what the wind is doing and makingyour own strategic plan to handle the par-ticular wind conditions you are facingFor example if its light air and you seemore pressure to the left you shouldprobably sail that direction on starboardtack even if port tack is a lot longer

However when you are not so sureabout what the wind will do next (and thisis the case even for top sailors much ofthe time) then you can rely on rules ofthumb like sail the longer tack first Thisprinciple works because when the windmight shift in either direction its better tostay away from the layline By sailing thelonger tack first you head toward themiddle of the beat rather than the closerlayline

Over the course of many races in thepast this strategy has proven to workmore often than not In other words itgives you a higher probability of successwhich is very important when you are try-ing to minimize your exposure to risk

The probability that this rule ofthumb will work goes up as a) the tacksbecome more uneven and b) you are far-ther from the mark (see ldquoPlaying theoddsrdquo) If you are quite far from the wind-ward mark and the tacks are quiteskewed it is very urgent to sail on thelonger tack

Note that if you have a cross-current(a current the runs perpendicular to thewind) this will often make one tacklonger than the other sometimes by quitea bit In that case it may be better to sailthe up-current tack first This is notbecause there is any inherent advantageto being up-current - it just keeps youcloser to the middle of the course whichis better when youre not sure what willhappen next with the wind

Dave publishes the newsletterSpeed amp Smarts For a subscriptioncall 800-356-2200 or go to

wwwspeedandsmartscom

Corollary Sail the longer jibe firstFor the same reasons that you should normally sail the longer tack first on a beat youshould also sail the longer jibe first on a run Getting to the downwind layline too earlyhas all the same problems - the risk of sailing extra distance possible bad air and theinability to play future windshifts (when youre not sure what the wind will do)

In fact this rule of thumb may be even more important on runs than beats becauseits easier to overstand downwind Most boats have narrower jibing angles than tackingangles (right) so when you round the windward mark you are already closer to a lay-line All you need is a slight skew in the course a windshift pressure increase or a cross-current and youll be at layline before you know it

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LEFT Even a small increase in wind velocity can have a largeimpact on your downwind angles Therefore you have toallow for this when positioning yourself on the run If youget too close to a layline and get a puff you will be over-standing the leeward mark

RIGHT Boats with symmetrical spinnakerstypically have narrower jibing angles than

tacking angles in almost every windvelocity So its easier to get to a

downwind layline especially inbreeze when the jibing angle

is very small

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We alter course to a heading of 171degrees which gives us an ETA at OuterIsland at 0400 We discuss watches andRay and I volunteer to take the 1600-2000 and the 1200 to 0400 watch Sincewe are about an hour into Jim andJolenes break I head below and heat upsome leftover stew for them before theyhead off watch Pretty soon it is just Rayand I in the cockpit Emmanuel is on Ottoand the conversation ranges far and wideThe day is moving slowly towardsevening and the sky is now streaked withthe pink and lavender shades of a summersunset The wind has leveled off and ourcourse has it placed solidly on our hip sowe shake the reef out of the main andunroll the rest of the jib The extra poweris helpful because the quartering seashave increased steadily and are now over4 feet I find that watching the steady andpowerful rhythm of the waves is deeplyhypnotic They are large impatient beastsand when they meet Emmanuels sleekhull they surge and seem to seek a way toclaim her when they cannot they rollunder her stern and rush around her bowand like grumpy old men who are inter-fered with mumble bitterly to themselvesas they continue on their way

When Ray comes back on deck herigs the radar deflector and I help himhoist it high in the rigging After that I gobelow and make some hot cocoa whichRay and I share along with our dwindlingsupply of seasick cookies Their abun-dance of ginger helps with queasinesswhen the seas are this rolly Emmanuel isstill sailing well and is maintainingspeeds of 7-8 knots For the next hour or

so we talk in a desultory fashion and Iwatch as dusk approaches slowly Atabout 750 I head below and shake Joleneand Jim out of their bunks By the timethey stumble up on deck they are happyto see the pot of fresh coffee ready forthem After shift turn over Ray and I headbelow and Ray disappears into his cabinI decide a thermos of hot soup would begood for the crew on watch so I get a potof tomato soup heating on the stoveBecause of the quartering seas it is stillrolly so I need the pot holders to hold thepan on the gimbaled stove Once the soupis hot I pick it up in both hands I have thethermos standing in the sink but now Irealize I have a problem with the transferThe soup does not pour well from the panespecially when I am aiming for an open-ing jus t a little larger than an inch I knowI have a funnel somewhere but I cannotset the pan down for fear of it spilling(fiddles not withstanding) while I searchfor it I finally resign myself to the factthat I am going to lose some and take mybest shot After cleaning all the soup outof the sink I head to my bunk

Its a little strange being in the V-berth while we are underway I havenever slept on Emmanuel except whenwe are at anchor or docked While there isa certain amount of noise from the water

Isle Royale - Continued from page 13

Lighthouse at Rock Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

Jim gets ready to stand his watch on our way back to Pikes Bay

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 25

rushing past the hull it is actually a sooth-ing sound I wedge myself crossways intothe V-berth but since we are not heelingand the rolling motion is more pro-nounced in the stern I am very comfort-able I read for a while and then I dozeoff All too soon Jolene is waking me upfor my next shift I put all my layers ofclothes back on including my harness andtether and head for the cockpit It is abeautiful night but the wind has easedsome so Jim has started the diesel tomaintain our speed but the sails are stillup Jim and Jolenes watch was unevent-ful except for a couple of freighters thathave just shown up on the screen Againit is Ray and I and the moonlit night Wecan see lights on the far north shore andwe are pretty sure we are seeing the lightsof Grand Marais I keep an eye on thefreighters on our screen and it soonbecomes obvious they will pass wellastern of us so I relax just a bit

I have the helm by myself for a bitwhile Ray is below and it is a huge feel-ing It is a magnificent feeling-being atthe helm of a boat like Emmanuel andsailing across this lake The full moon isstill with us and lights our way The onlysounds are those of wind water and boatEmmanuel sails along at home in thewater and happy to be underway Iremember well all my feelings of trepi-dation at the start of this journey and amamazed at how different I feel now Injust 5 days we have sailed more than 300miles put our anchor down in newanchorages and crossed this lake twiceat night In some ways it seems a shamethat I have waited until now my 48thsummer before finding out I can do thisbut at least now I know My feeling ofsatisfaction is immense

By about 2 am Ray and I have spot-ted the light from Outer Island and westart to discuss what our plan will beWere not sure if we want to stop in theislands and get some sleep or continue onto Pikes Bay Our ETA for arriving atStockton is around 5 am and gettingback to Pikes Bay would take another 2hours Since we are already a day aheadof schedule we decide to stop in theislands and see if we get a chance to sail

that day We discuss various anchoragesand Ray advocates for some locationsthat are closer to where we enter theislands but I lobby vigorously for puttingthe hook down in Presque Bay onStockton I know the bay so making ourentrance in low light doesnt bother meWe postpone a decision until Jim andJolene are back on watch At 400 amRay wakes the next shift and when Jimand Jolene are on deck we discuss ouroptions Jim decides on Presque Isle Bayand we adjust our waypoint I head belowand curl up on the settee in the main salonsince I know we are due to arrive atStockton in about an hour I doze for a bitand then Jim is waking me to help withthe anchor Once on deck I can see thatthe skies have lightened considerably andfinding a place to put the hook down iseasy Once the anchor is set I head belowfor my bunk and am sound asleep by 520am We all sleep pretty sound until about9 am and then its time for coffee

It is a warm sunny day with clearskies and is a perfect day for just hangingout and taking it easy Breakfast is throwntogether from leftovers and Jolene doesdishwashing duty afterwards There is ageneral air of somnolence on board andthe slightly humid day does nothingmuch to shake us out of our torpor By

late afternoon a craving for pasta over-takes everyone on board so I whip up abatch of Pasta Puttanesca and we all eatbig platefuls of the stuff Of course thisfeast promotes more lying about in thewarm drowsy afternoon A few hourslater ZaBreNa hails us on channel 16 andwe find out she has just reached OuterIsland We invite her to stop by for snacksand the invitation is accepted quickly Iget busy in the galley again and pull outall the leftovers and throw them on platesand bowls By the time I am doneZaBreNa is in sight and Jolene and I tieon fenders and ready lines ZaBreNacomes alongside and we raft up withouttoo much fuss Our guests come aboardEmmanuel and we all have a chance totalk over the adventure we just had andshare stories about our crossing By earlyevening we know it is time to return toPikes Bay so we haul anchor reluctantlyand motor home in the fading light of alate summer day All of us changed for-ever by this experience

Sam Hounder is former Commodoreof Black Bear Yacht Club and still serveson the Board of Directors as SocialCzarina She and husband Jim have beensailing together for over 15 years Theykeep Emmanuel in Pikersquos Bay Marina inBayfield WI

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ZaBreeNas Crew joins us for post cruise raft up at Presque Isle Bay

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 27

COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

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El Encierro (above) and Cut Throat (below) at the 10th Annual ADA RegattaPhotos by J H Peterson

STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

The American Sail TrainingAssociation is the hub for tall ship activi-ty expertise and information in NorthAmerica A 501(c) (3) nonprofit organi-zation focused on youth education lead-ership development and the preservationof the maritime heritage of NorthAmerica since 1973 ASTA has supportedEducation Under Sail and YouthCharacter Development aboard tall shipsIt organizes the TALL SHIPS CHAL-LENGEreg Series manages scholarshipprograms to make sail training experi-ences more affordable for young peoplegrant programs to assist crew of ASTAmember vessels with the costs of profes-sional development courses and licensingrequirements and publishes SAIL TALLSHIPS

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Racing News

Photo Credit (from Left to right) Privateer Lynx Pride of Baltimore IIAppledore V - Brian Stagner

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Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

sored by White Bear Boat Works TheLeukemia Cup Regatta on White BearLake brings together sailors from allover the upper Midwest for a weekendof racing fundraising and unabashedfun It is one of nearly forty similar sail-ing events around the country raisingawareness and funds to help find a curefor blood cancers like leukemia lym-phoma Hodgkins disease and myelo-ma

As many as 60 boats-from 14 sail-ing dinghies to 38 scows-enter this sail-ing extravaganza And every year theopportunity to sail and help others in thecommunity leaves a memorable impres-sion on everyone in attendance Since

2004 supporters of The Leukemia CupRegatta on White Bear Lake have raisedover $420000 for The Leukemia ampLymphoma Society (LLS) By register-ing for the Regatta (wwwleukemi-acuporgmn) participants become partof a nationwide movement of sailors and

other supporters who havejoined LLS in its fight againstblood cancers

This year Minnesota sailorsare raising their sails to honorAndrew Hedquist of StillwaterMN At the age of two Andrewwas diagnosed with acute myel-ogenous leukemia (AML) inMarch of 2005 It was news nei-ther of Andrews parents expect-ed to hear When Andrew wasdiagnosed we were both afraidand in disbelief said Andrewsmother Laura Hedquist Wenever had anyone close to us gothrough a serious illness letalone our little boy Followinghis diagnosis Andrew enduredfrequent trips to the doctor fiverounds of chemotherapy andtwo serious infections

Watching Andrew gothrough treatment was extremelydifficult But the help wereceived from LLS was trulyamazing said Laura We arevery thankful to have had suchwonderful support Now aseven-year-old student at SalemLutheran Andrew is doing greatHis doctors say he will be offi-

cially deemed cured this September- justin time for the Regatta Thank youbecause youre making the lives of can-cer patients easier and providing hope totheir families said Laura As a parentof a cancer patient I feel like its a bur-den lifted from my shoulders so I canfocus on caring for my son and navigat-ing the complicated world of treatmentinsurance and recovery Knowing thatyou are out there raising funds for thiscause gives great hope to familiesThose interested in attending theSeventh Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta(September 10-12) to sail in honor ofAndrew and others like him can regis-ter by visitingwwwleukemiacuporgmn

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250 SAILORS JOIN FORCES IN HONOR OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ANDREW HEDQUIST OF STILLWATER

REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

fundraiser for LLS delivers New to theevent this year is The Leukemia CupLuau featuring a pig roast If you wouldlike to support the Regatta by sailingvolunteering donating an auction itemor making a donation we would love totalk with you For more informationabout The Leukemia Cup Regatta andLLS please contact Jared Nielsen at(763) 852-3004 or visit our website atwwwleukemiacuporgmn

REGATTA WEEKEND PREVIEW910 Registration amp Mount Gay Rum

Reception 500-900 PM

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Since Jim and I got our first boat onLake Superior in 2004 we have

talked about sailing to Isle Royale IsleRoyale is a US National Park in the stateof Michigan and is the largest island onLake Superior at 45 miles long and 9miles wide Isle Royale is surrounded byhundreds of islands isles bays and har-bors While Jim and I have completedshorter passages of 60 miles or so IsleRoyale at around 120 miles from ourhome cruising grounds remains to beconquered and by August of 2008 wewere ready We joined up with two otherboats from our marina and made ourpreparations On August 14 we wereready Emmanuel our 1995 HunterLegend 405 was full of provisions waterand fuel After a short skippers meetingon Saturday with the crew and skippers ofZaBreNa and Montebelau at the PikesBay Clubhouse and a top off at the fueldock we were on our way It was 1030 inthe morning and the sky was clear and thebreeze nonexistent As we exited PikesBay our home port Jim throttled up toabout 2800 rpm a comfortable cruisingspeed for Emmanuel and we all settledback to enjoy the ride By 230 pm wehad cleared Outer Island and were rapid-ly leaving the Apostle Islands and ourflotilla behind The day was still sunnyand warm and we were all comfortable inshorts and t-shirts Our crew Ray andJolene Boyd had sailed with us before butnot on Emmanuel so we spent some timemaking sure they knew were importantthings were like the safety gear thruhulls flashlights and my cinnamonbabka It was around this time that Raypresented me with a present he hadbought for me My very own head lamp

One of the best seats on Emmanuelis the bow pulpit seat Late in the after-noon I was comfortably ensconced therewhile we continued under power througha perfectly calm lake Off in the distanceI could see a freighter in the shippinglane heading to the Upper PeninsulaLooking ahead I could not see any shore

line and looking behind the ApostleIslands had disappeared and I realizedthat now I was committed For just amoment I quailed at the prospect of con-tinuing I am at best a reluctant adventur-er and I wasnt sure I was up to the chal-lenge A burst of laughter from the cock-pit and I turned to see Ray Jim andJolene smiling happily and I felt com-forted I turned back to the lake andwatched its placid face as the distanceslid by Emmanuels hull The bow wakechuckled happily to itself but I knew bet-ter than to let myself be lulled by itsbanality The Lake is a lady of manymoods and I knew this wouldnt last

By early evening the crew is gettinghungry so I got busy in the galley andwithin a short while everyone is tuckinginto steaming bowls of my homemadebeef stew By 800 pm dusk isapproaching and we get set to watch afabulous sunset and are not disappoint-ed It is clear to us all by this time thatwe are going to be making landfall inthe dark since we hugely underestimat-ed our speed under motor By 900 pmwe are less than 20 miles from the

entrance to Grace Harbor and we dis-cuss our options We could alter courseand head north to Rock Harbor but thatway we miss rendezvousing with the

Destination Isle Royaleby Sam Huonder

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View from Windigo Dock towards Beaver Island at Isle Royale National Park

flotilla We could stand off until firstlight but that means a minimum of 5hours close to a rocky shore While weknow its risky we elect to make ourentrance in the dark

By 1000 pm we are under sailbecause the wind has now cranked upover 15 knots and the seas haveincreased We are broad reaching towardIsle Royale and the Rock of Ages Lightis clearly visible Since we have such ashort distance to go we are not standingwatches and everyone is in the cockpitwith lifejackets harnesses and tethers onI am sitting on the windward rail andmarveling at what its like to be crossingthis lake at night While Jim and I sailedquite often at night on White Bear Lakeand we have on occasion returned to themarina late after being out in the islandsall day this is different We are luckyenough to have a full moon and it hangsthere just above the horizon large andotherworldly looking It lights a broadpath on the dark rushing lake Thewaves build and I can hear them before Isee them The waves hit Emmanuel on

her stern quarter then hissing slide downher hull their white foamy tops clearlyvisible in the moonlight passing justbelow the gunwales I turn to glance atthe rest of the crew Rays face is lit by

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Emmanuel at dusk-Windigo Photo by Jolene Boyd

At about 1130 pm CT Jim calls forthe sails to be doused He fires up theYanmar and turns Emmanuel into thewind and Ray and I realize we are in forit The wind is screaming through the rig-ging and we are now bow on to seas thatare easily 6 feet I clip on my tether andmake my way forward I say a silentthank you to Jim because I am so gratefulwe had our new UK Stack Pak installedthis year Wrestling a 900 square footmainsail down the mast is never easy buthaving our Stack Pak makes collectingthe beast a lot easier However tonight itmeans I still have to go up the mastbecause the wind is keeping the head-board pinned about 10 feet above theboom Emmanuels bow is rising andfalling on the steep waves and I have adeath grip on her mast One particularlyviolent drop throws me backward whilefor one second my hands are busy tryingto undo the shackle on the headboard Igrab the mast in time but my heart ispounding In between the bucking andheaving I manage to pull the sail downthe rest of the way and stuff it in the Stackpak I climb down and make my wayback to the cockpit on shaky legs Just asI get back to the cockpit I hear a flappingnoise at the same time I hear a cry fromJolene I turn towards the bow and realizethat the headsails furler line had worked

its way loose and the jib is now unrollingRay jumps on the line and starts rollingthe sail back in but because of the pres-sure on the sail he cannot roll the last bitin and it is enough to pull the bow overSo this time both Ray and I clip back inand make our way forward with bungeesin hand On our knees we work on secur-ing the sail but every time the bow fallsRay and I go airborne which makes wrap-ping up the jib a challenge When it isfinally secure we both pause before head-ing back to the cockpit again and as Iwork my way down starboard I hear Raywhooping every time Emmanuel buriesher bow again The maniac is having agreat time Now that we are somewhatunder control Jim at the helm has tocarefully time turning Emmanuel off thewind to keep us from getting swampedOnce we have the wind behind us we flytoward the Grace Harbor entrance and bymidnight central we are in the lee ofCumberland Point We all take a deepbreath and I am starting to relax when Irealize that the shore around us looksreally rocky Luckily the full moon lightsour way somewhat but Ray and Jim arewatching the chartplotter intently Prettysoon Jim puts Ray on the helm and headsforward with a spotlight We are lookingfor the passage between WashingtonIsland and Grace Island and it seems that

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Rock Of Ages lighthouse as we leave Washington Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

we are on the right course when trying tosneak through a narrow channel wezagged when we should have zigged andwe are aground I feel the dreaded bumpof hull on rock while I am on the bowstarting to pull the anchor rode out of theanchor locker I race back to the cockpitwhile uttering some very unladylikewords Of course I am frantic but Jim andRay are as calm as always I look at thedepth meter and see our depth is showingas 3 ft This causes another outburst fromme Jim instructs me firmly to sit downand be calm We are in no danger at themoment Bump bump Emmanuel bobsgently on the rocks we are sitting on Jimtakes the helm from Ray and tries to driveher off but no luck The wind is comingstraight on our nose and the shallowwater we are in is getting choppy Jimcontinues to try to work us loose but weare firmly stuck Even in the midst of myoverwhelming feeling of impendingdoom I cant help but notice how awe-somely beautiful this place is The moon-light paints the entire scene with a softsilvery glow that lets me see that we arestuck on the point of either Washington orBarnum Island The wind blows gentlyand the channel we are facing glitters inthe moonlight Jolene and I move as weare directed hoping our weight shift willhelp but it does not Jim and Ray talkabout putting the dinghy in to try to kedgeoff but after a bit Jim turns the helm overto Ray with instructions to drive it likeyou stole it By now the wind has pickedup a bit and Emmanuel is rising andfalling in the short waves Ray finds therhythm and throttles quickly when thewaves lift the bow slightly and all of thesudden we are free Jolene and I arewhooping and hollering and jumping upand down We run back to the cockpit andjump up and down some more and hugthe boys and then we are on our wayagain carefully Within about 2 boatlengths we are back in 60 feet of waterand Ray marvels aloud that its a stupidplace for a rock pile We quickly find ourway to a sheltered spot in about 16 feet ofwater behind Barnum Island and we getthe anchor down and set I sit on deck fora few minutes while the rest of the crew

heads below I can see that the shorelineis heavily wooded and the full moon castsits silvery light over our safe havenWhen I turn and look to starboard I cansee the channel opening to the lake butwe are quite protected I join the rest ofthe crew below and realize that it is nowabout 130 am and everyone is way toowired to sleep I make some hot cocoaand slice up some babka and pretty soonthe adrenaline wears off and everyone issleepy enough to head for bed I fall into

a deep sleep but wake after a couple ofhours because the wind has come up Ipad barefoot through the cabin and stickmy head out the companionway and seeIsle Royale at first light It is an overcastmorning and the wind has piped up butour anchorage is still fairly quiet so I goback to bed A couple of hours later Iwake again with another wind increaseand now its about 7 am I grab a jacketand the camera on my way to the cockpitAfter a few minutes Jim joins me and we

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Emmanuel at anchor in Malone Bay

talk quietly It has started raining but weare staying dry under the bimini We areboth awestruck by the scene around usThe channel to Windigo is visible as areGrace Island and Thompson Island

Pretty soon Ray and Jolene are upand we have a leisurely breakfast Bymid-morning we hear a hail fromZaBreNa and find out she is at Windigodock along with Montebelau Within ahalf hour we have the anchor up and aremotoring down Windigo channel Whenwe arrive we find space for Emmanuel onthe leeward side of the dock so Jimcoaches Ray on how to land her I throwa bowline to Bill who makes it snug onthe bollard and then Ray puts her inreverse which lets her stern swing over toland her gently against the dock We man-age to pull off this impressive bit of boathandling in front of a ferry full of passen-gers who I tell myself are suitablyimpressed We smile like we do this allthe time We spend the next hour or sochatting with Dick Joe and Bill fromMontebelau and with Dave Jim Bill andAl from ZaBreNa We trade stories aboutour crossing and what happened and whatwe did There is lots of laughter and whileeveryone is visiting I nip below and fill aplatter with brownies and cookies andtake it back up to the hungry crews Bylunchtime ZaBreNa and Montebelau castoff but we decide to stay the night Wespend the rest of the day exploringWindigo picking wild raspberries andthimbleberries and checking out the visi-tor center which is really cool It is a verymodern place and has lots of displays ofthe local fauna and vegetation There arefull scale displays of moose and wolfwhich I find fascinating There is also aFresnel lens which came from the Rockof Ages Lighthouse There is a largeselection of books and charts and Raybuys and makes me a present of a newchart of Isle Royale since mine is at homein the basement For dinner we have freshLake Superior whitefish fillets I placethe fillets on pieces of foil then drizzlethem with butter and sprinkle with saltand pepper I top them with slices of freshlemon These packets go on the grillalong with skewers of fresh vegetables I

have marinated in olive oil and herbs Itdoesnt take long for the feast to disap-pear After dinner Ray takes the dinghyout for a row and I wander the dock visit-ing with the neighbors Its funny but I geta lot of comments on Emmanuel since Iam talking mostly to fishing boats andsmall power cruisers We are easily thelargest vessel at the dock and peopleseem fascinated by her size Eventually Iend up sitting at the end of the dockdrinking coffee The evening light isbreathtakingly golden and the perfectlycalm waters of Windigo Harbor gleam inthe approaching dusk as nightfall comessoftly

On Sunday morning Jim decides weneed to top off the water tanks This turnsout to be quite an undertaking since itinvolves moving the boat borrowinghose and running it about 100 feet up ahill Jolene and I leave it to the men to fig-ure it out and we head to the showers towash our hair By the time we get backJim is satisfied that the tanks are full andsoon we are on our way Jim hands thehelm to Ray and then they discuss ourexit Ray keeps an eye on the chartplotterand Jolene reads the paper chart Jim andI are on bow watch and we sneak pastGrace and Washington Island I watchwith trepidation as we creep through 7-9

foot depths while passing some reallynasty looking boulders but we manageand soon we are out of the harbor androunding Cumberland Point There is aslight breeze so we hoist the main but itdies off within the hour so we are back tomotoring but it is no great penance for itis a another stunner of a day Clear blueskies lots of sun and very pleasant tempsThe lake has only a slight chop and man-ages to appear friendly as we motor northalong Isle Royales southern shore Ournext waypoint is Houghton Point and wehave it in sight by lunchtime We round itand soon find ourselves in Siskiwit BayLunch that day is my homemade chickensalad and we all eat in the cockpit and letOtto do the steering By now the breezehas freshened and we are flying alongwith the wind on our quarter on the mainonly while the crew happily eats lunch Acouple of chicken jibes later we arebeginning our approach to Malone BayJim is on the helm and Jolene calls out thecourse from the chart After locating andpassing through the first set of channelmarkers we turn to starboard and head forthe next set that will take us into MaloneBay After passing through the channelwe start to head to Malone Bay dock butit is already occupied so instead we makeour way to Malone Island The water is

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View from Siskiwit Lake Hiking trail looking toward Isle Royale Lighthouse

deep but we are able to creep in close toshore and get the anchor down in about15 feet of water Malone Island gives usexcellent protection for everything butnorthwest but with the wind blowingpretty steady out of the southeast we arequite comfortable Once the anchor isdown Jim lowers the dinghy off the davitsand we are ready to head to shore Oncewe leave the protection of Malone Islandwe get the full force of the 12-15 knotbreeze as we head for the Malone Baydock There is a one foot chop in the bayand Jim has his hands full not flipping thedinghy We all get a little wet but that isthe worst of it Once ashore we are able toquickly locate the trailhead to SiskiwitLake The well worn path takes us alongthe shore and then cuts to the right It isnot a long way and soon we are climbinga small hill and when we get to the top ofit there it is Siskiwit Lake a lake in themiddle of an island in the middle of alake We all stand there marveling at itThe shore is pebbly and the lake liesthere blue and peaceful in the afternoonsun We wander the shore and we takesome pictures A bit more exploring andwe find the Siskiwit River This littleriver tumbles out of Siskiwit Lake andruns cheerfully over a small waterfall Itwas a strange feeling to stand at the shoreof the river and look up to Siskiwit lakeThe elevation difference is quite markedand is a surprise to me

Eventually we wander back to thetrail and make our way to the dinghyAnother harey ride across the bay and weare back aboard Emmanuel By this timeit is late afternoon so I put together someappetizers to quiet the growling stom-achs I mix up my spicy pepper jam withcream cheese and we eat it on crackersand chips We all sit in the cockpit in thewarm sun and smile smugly at each otherOther than a couple of campers ashore wehave not seen another soul since we leftWindigo Harbor early that morningEverywhere we look is beauty that makesyou heart hurt and your throat tightenThat is until Jim decides its time to takea shower right off the stern The rest of usare too comfortable to move so we staywhere we are and Ray and Jolene care-

fully avert their eyes By the time Jim isdone with his shower everyone is yawn-ing so we all head for our bunks for ashort nap Dinner is late in the eveningand my marinated lamb chops grilled justuntil done and served with a reducedglaze of honey garlic and balsamic vine-gar and fresh green beans is a perfect endto a perfect day

Much later after the dishes are donewe dig out the charts and our cruisingguide and discuss our plans for the nextday We are planning to head for RockHarbor so Jim turns on the VHF andtunes in to NOAA to get the weatherRight about this time I decide to take aturn on deck to check our swing andanchor set As I step out into the cockpitthe scene before me is so beautiful I haveto sit down for a bit The moon is nowfully up and all around me is bright asday Tucked behind Malone Island we aresheltered from the big lake but we are justa short distance from the shore ofSiskiwit Bay With Emmanuels bowpointing almost due west as I sit in thecockpit I can see Ross and Fisher IslandsThe waters ofMalone Bay gleamin this frosted lightand I am happy tojust sit and watchJust then in themidst of this rever-ie a flash catchesmy eye I turn myhead quickly andsee that the north-west sky is filledwith lightningWhen I go belowagain Jim Ray andI discuss the fore-cast of expected15-25 knot windsout of the west towhich we are a bitexposed I updatethem on the weath-er and we bataround the idea ofsetting a secondanchor but decideto wait and see

what happens I have a fair amount ofconfidence in our Bruce and we haveplenty of swing room We all head for bedshortly after Banging thunder and a driv-ing rain wakes me at about 2 am We hadleft some hatches open for ventilation soJim and I hurriedly shut them and I headto the cockpit to rescue the Garmin chart-plotter After stowing it below I wait outthe storm and make myself some cocoa topass the time By 300 am it has blownitself out and I take my cocoa and mynew headlamp to the cockpit This thingmakes reading at night a breeze The airis balmy and with the passing of thestorm the skies are clear and the night isthick with stars Pretty soon Im yawningand I head back to bed for a few morehours of sleep

Monday morning dawns bright andclear but we can see by the chop inMalone Bay that the wind has piped upagain For breakfast that morning I makeJolene my double cinnamon French toastI soak thick slices of French bread in arich egg cream maple syrup cinnamonand butter mixture After soaking I grill

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the slices on the griddle and serve withwarm syrup and thick sliced bacon Whenbreakfast is done and the dishes arewashed its time to go Our destinationthis day is Rock Harbor which is about 30miles further up the south shore of IsleRoyale After warming up the diesel weget the anchor back on board and head forthe channel out of Malone Bay Onceclear we discuss our sail plan for the dayThe wind is really blowing and wealready have about two feet of chop Wedecide to go with a single reef in the mainand part of the jib rolled out Once hoist-ed we fall off to a starboard tack andbecause the wind is out of the southeastwe dont have a lot of sea room to allowus to sail lower than a close reach so wesettle in for the ride across Siskiwit BayIt is this kind of weather that shows whata stellar performer Emmanuel is underchallenging conditions As the miles slideby under her hull the wind and wavescontinue to build By lunchtime we are insome serious 6 footers and it is a hardslog but Emmanuel simply leans into itand shoulders her way through maintain-ing a respectable 7 plus knots Helm dutyrequires serious concentration and warmheadgear Even though the temps are eas-ily in the 60s it is chilly in the wind Byearly afternoon I head down to the galley

and dish up leftover pasta salad andchicken salad for lunch Apparently con-ditions have not dampened appetitessince it all quickly disappears Shortlyafter lunch we are approaching ChippewaHarbor and I easily spot the daymark forthe entrance and we know we dont havemuch farther to go An hour or so later weround Saginaw Point and are heading forMiddle Island Passage our entrance toRock Harbor About this time Jim fires upthe diesel to help our pointing so we dontlose a lot of ground The Yanmar is chug-ging happily along at cruising speedwhen suddenly the RPMs drop from theusual 2800 to about 1000 Jim and I lookat each and I shrug my shoulders Jimadvances the throttle again and a momentlater the RPMs come back up We makeit to Middle Island Passage and just as weenter Rock Harbor we spot Montebelauheading out We chat for a few momentson the VHF and wave good bye as theyhead out to Chippewa Harbor Just a fewminutes later the diesel does the samething The RPMs fall off and then comeback up It happens twice more during thethree miles we travel to Rock Harbormarina and it leaves Jim and I feelingsomewhat spooked

The first thing we do is stop at thegas dock to top off fuel (diesel is over $6a gallon) pump out the holding tankand arrange for an overnight slip Whilethe boys are taking care of these thingsJolene and I hop off and head for thebathrooms When we come back I walk aways down to check out what slip I wantWhile a few of the slips have the length toaccommodate Emmanuel I am worriedabout the depth I finally find one with aport side tie up and I go back to tell JimI am happy to see that we are just twoslips away from Dan on Seahawk Wehad last seen Dan and his crew atWindigo on Saturday We exchange hel-los and chat for a few minutes

Within a short while Emmanuel istucked up safely in her slip and Ray andJolene decide to head out to do someexploring They take the dinghy and headover to Raspberry Island Jim and I stayon board and spend some time relaxingShortly after Ray and Jolene leave we are

surprised to see ZaBreNa pull into the gasdock so we head over for a quick visitDave and his crew are planning on spend-ing the night in Tobin Harbor but weagree to touch base in the morning beforeheading out By the time Ray and Jolenecome back it is time for appetizers whichwe eat on shore while we enjoy the love-ly evening Finally I throw some steakson the grill and sauteacute some mushrooms inbutter Along with the big juicy stripsteaks we have fresh cruditeacutes and breadwarm from Emmanuels oven This feastrequires the four of us to take a walkdown to the Rock Harbor Lodge after weclean our plates It is easy to see that allthe guests must have a fabulous view Wecheck out the gift shop peek in somewindows and pretty soon wander back toEmmanuel It is another beautiful eveningand the tranquil basin that is Rock Harborgleams pearl like in the early eveningThe air is soft and is lightly cool againstmy skin When we get back to the boatwe debate the idea of showering on shorebut the thought of paying $6 for a 5minute shower leaves us all opting forwash ups on board All the fresh air andsailing has worn Jolene out and shecrawls into her bunk early Jim Ray and Istay up longer for coffee and dessert andwe discuss the days events including thediesel problem It seems reasonable toassume that the problem may be gunk inthe fuel filter and decide that will be thefirst place we look in the morning

Tuesday morning is warm andsunny Since I always sleep sounder whenwe are in harbor it is after 8 am before Istumble out and the rest of the crew is upalready Jim and Ray are just comingback from Tobin Harbor where theyhiked over to see if ZaBreNa was thereShe was not so they try to raise her on theVHF but no luck Thankfully Jolene hasthe coffee made and I huddle with my cupuntil my sleep fogged brain clears Aquick breakfast and it is time to get towork We pull the engine cover off andwith me reading the diagram out of theservice manual we locate the fuel filterOnce it is removed we pour its contentsinto a jug and find that about half of it issludge Next we locate the Racor filter

Breakfast in Emmanuels cabin

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and clean that also and then we discoverthe sealing O-ring is bad Ray and Jimexchange looks wondering where are wegoing to get parts I disappear into theport aft cabin and reappear moments laterwith a new filter and a new O ring fromthe spare parts kit I laid in before we leftFor a brief moment I am heralded as thebest provisioner of all time With all newparts installed Jim steps confidentially tothe helm and turns the key The Yanmarcranks hopefully but that is all and prettysoon the starter is starting to lag becausethe start battery is being depleted Aroundthis time our friend Dan from Seahawkstrolls down the dock and suggests we trypriming the new fuel filter The guys grinsheepishly Apparently this is a man thingthey are supposed to know The filter getsprimed and more cranking and now thestart battery is dangerously low We takea short break and Ray heads to the bath-room where a chance conversation giveshim the answer we need Soon he is backand tells Jim that the air needs to be bledout of the fuel line Before we can do thatthough Jim and I hoist one of the housebatteries out of its locker and move it tothe companionway where it is connectedto the start battery using the batterycables Dan loaned us The Yanmar serv-ice manual guides us through the process

and once the lines are bled I turn the keyand Yanmar busts into life and chugs hap-pily away A cheer goes up from the crewof Emmanuel which is echoed by a victo-ry blast from Seahawk By this time it isafter 12 noon and we are anxious to be onour way Soon we are slipping our linesand with a last wave to Seahawk andthank you call on the VHF we quicklyleave Rock Harbor behind As we exitMiddle Island passage we find the windsare about 15 knots ESE with seas of 1-2

feet We decide on a double reefed mainand we roll out a small amount of jibPretty soon we are flying along runningdown the shore of Isle Royale Our planas we pass Saginaw Point again is to sailfor as long as we can and keep an eye onthe weather We decide that if the windsdie off by the time we get to the southerntip of the island we will duck intoWashington Harbor for the night If thewind is forecast to stay up we will sail tothe islands tonight

Shortly after this we pass theentrance to Chippewa Harbor and aresurprised by a hail from ZaBreNa Theyare tucked into Chippewa and were hik-ing to the overlook when they spotted usflying past We urge them to join us butthey have decided to wait until eveningbefore making for the islands We plan arendezvous at Stockton and we continueon our way By 515 pm we are about10 miles from Grace Harbor Jim andRay have been listening to NOAA andthey are happy with the wind forecast sowe decide we will continue on

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Please email all Calendar items to infosailingbreezescom or mail to Northern Breezes 3949 Winnetka Ave NMinneapolis MN 55427 fax to 763-542-8998 Please include event date(s) locationand a contact name and phone number Eventnotices are subject to space restriction

Aug 2-6 - LOWISA 45 Regatta - Lakeof the Woods MN Visitwwwlowisaorg for more info

Aug 4-8 - T-10 North AmericanChampionship- Bayview Yacht ClubDetroit MI Visit wwwussailingorg formore info

Aug 6-8 - I-LYA Bay Week Regatta -Put-in-Bay Yacht Club Put-in-BayOH Visit wwwi-lyaorg for more info

Aug 6-9 - 19th Annual NorthAmerican Challenge Cup - ChicagoYacht Club Chicago IL Visitwwwchicagoyachtcluborg for moreinfo

Aug 8-9 - Al Henning MemorialRegatta - Racine Yacht Club RacineWI Visit wwwracineyachtcluborg formore info

Aug 8-13 - 2010 CatamaranChampionship (NACRA amp NorthAmerican Formula 18 Championshipsand F16 Great Lakes Championship)Racine Yacht Club Racine WI VisitwwwcrawsailingnetRacine2010 formore info

Aug 12-15 - Baylake Bank Tall ShipsFestival - Green Bay WI Visitwwwtallshipgreenbaycom for info

August 2010

Aug 13 - Clipper Cup Yacht Race -Harbour Towne Yacht Club MuskegonMI to Port Washington WI Visitwwwclippercupcom for more infoContact Phil Schneider 616-459-7474clippercupgmailcomAug 14-16 - Leech Lake Regatta 39 -Shores of Leech Lake Yacht ClubLeech Lake MN Visit wwwshore-sofleechlakecom for more infoAug 19-21 - 2010 S2 79 ClassChampionship Regatta -Racine Yacht Club Racine WI Visitwwwracineyachtcluborg for more infoAug 20-22 - Offshore Verve Cup -Chicago Yacht Club Chicago IL Visitwwwchicagoyachtcluborg for moreinfoAug 24-29 - Tall Ships Chicago -Chicago IL Visit wwwnavypiercomtallshipschicago for more infoAug 27-28 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -Columbia Yacht Club Chicago ILVisit wwwleukemiacuporgil for moreinfoAug 27-29 ndash Holder 20 One DesignNationals ndash Shorewood Yacht ClubExcelsior MN wwwholder20comContact Tim Carlson 952-693-6089Aug 27-Sept 1 - US SAILINGs RolexInternational Womens KeelboatChampionship - J22 - RochesterYacht Club Rochester NY Visitwwwussailingorg for more infoAug 28 - MS Cup ndash Minnetonka YachtClub MN Visit wwwmscuporg formore info

Sept 2 - LeeMurdock -Superior in SongFolk Songs fromthe Age of Sail andSteam St LouisCounty HistoricalMuseum DuluthMN 218-733-7568

Sept 3 - LeeMurdock - SplitRock Lighthouse100 Year AnnivConcerts

September 2010

Two Harbors MN Contact 218-226-6372 splitrock at mnhsorg

Sept 3-5 - Labor Day Regatta- StCroix Sailing Club Hudson WI Visitwwwstcroixsailingcom for more info

Sept 4-5 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -Port Huron Yacht Club Port HuronMI Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmi formore info

Sept 8-12 - Buddy Melges Challenge -US Sailing Center Sheboygan WIVisitwwwussailingcentersheboyganorgfor more info

Sept 10-12 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -Awareness and charity fundraiserWhite Bear Lake MN Visitwwwleukemiacuporgmn or call JaredNielsen at 763-852-3004 for more info

Sept 15-18 - J105 North AmericanChampionship - Chicago Yacht ClubChicago IL Visit wwwj105org

Sept 15-19 - US Match RacingChampionship for the Prince of WalesBowl Ultimate 20s Bayview YachtClub Detroit MI Visit wwwussailingorg for more info

Sept 23-26 - US Mens and WomensSailing Championships - Sonars-Mens - Lightnings-Womens - SailSheboygan Sheboygan WI Visitwwwussailingorg for more info

Sept 30-Oct 3 - US Team RacingChampionship - Vanguard 15 - SeattleYacht Club Seattle WA Visitwwwussailingorg for more info

Oct 2ndash Octoberfest Pursuit ndash LakeCity Yacht Club Lake City MNwwwlakecityyachtclubcom ContactKirk Severson 507-254-6644

Oct 2-3 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -North Star Sail Club HarrisonTownship MI Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmi for moreinfo

Oct 7-11 - 41st Annual United StatesSailboat Show - Annapolis MD Theworldrsquos largest in-water sailboat showSeminars clothing amp accessories boatsof all sizes Visit wwwusboatcom

October 2010

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Calendar of Events

Seaworthy the newsletter fromBoatUS that helps boaters and

anglers prevent damage to their vesselslooked into some of the more commonreasons for on-the-water boat troublesthat occur mid-season

ldquoPreventive maintenance will helpyou avoid the headaches and keep yourcrew or fishing buddies comfortable andsaferdquo says Seaworthy Editor BobAdriance ldquoSo going over the boatrsquos sys-tems in the spring is very important Butnow after a couple months of use itrsquostime to look at things again A midsum-mer check-up will ensure you make itback to home port without a problemrdquo

Here are some midsummermaintenance tips for bothpower and sailboats

bull Through-hulls Make a thoroughcheck around any below-the-waterlinehole or opening Check all through-hullsfor leaks and cycle seacocks to ensurethey close properly If itrsquos hard to movethe handle make a note to service it nexttime the boat is out of the water Anyhose clamps should be tight and hoseends secure A bilge pump cycle counteris a simple upgrade and the best earlywarning system that unwanted water iscoming aboard

bull Engine belts For inboard engineslook in areas near the belts checking forevidence of black dust mdash a sure sign thatengine pulleys need to be realigned andthe belt replaced Push on the longest runof the belt mdash it should not deflect morethan one half inch

bull Engine hoses Squeeze coolant andfuel hoses with your hands looking forsoftness cracks or bulges Replace anythat are suspect Wiggle the ends toensure they are secure and inspect for anypossible chafing issues in the enginecompartment

bull Sterndrives Inspect the folds in thebellows and replace if they show signsof cracking

bull Sacrificial zincs and anodes Awasted zinc is a sure sign of trouble pos-sibly stray current at the dock Ensure allzincs are no less than half gone mdash andreplace them now if they are

bull Control cables Look for chafe splitsor swelling of the plastic jacket mdash a suresign the cable needs replacement

bull Outboard engine mounts Smallerengines can sometimes vibrate loose sore-tighten clamps and ensure the cut-offswitch is operable

bull Hydraulic steering system and trimtabs Ensure reservoirs are full If youhave to add fluid there is leak that mustbe fixed immediately

bull Batteries and electrical systemDead batteries are often nothing morethan corroded connections mdash sandpapercan easily clean them up With conven-tional batteries check water levels andadd if necessary Inspect cables andwiring for chafe especially whereverthey may pass through a bulkhead

bull Shorepower cable Look for burnmarks on the plug ends and the connec-tion to the boat Replace both the plugand receptacle immediately if you find any

bull Head If your boat has a flushing toi-let and its handle is getting hard to oper-ate yoursquove likely got calcium buildupPour a cup of vinegar into bowl pumpingonly once or twice Let it sit for one nightbefore flushing with one-fourth cup ofmineral oil

bull On deck Old stiff or chafed docklines should be replaced Also checkanchor line and chain shackles and any splices

bull Sailboats only Look for any brokenstrands on standing rigging You can findthem by running a loose rag up the rig-ging which will snag on any brokenends Cracked swages are an indicator forimmediate replacement Contact a riggerif you suspect a problem Running rig-ging also needs to be looked at mdash espe-cially the roller furling line

bull Trailers Inspect bearings and ensurethey are well packed with greaseHydraulic brake reservoirs should be fullLastly check the tires for wear and ensurelugs are tight

More checklists are also available athttpwwwBoatUScomfreebies

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My favorite rule of thumb and onethat I have used with great success

many times is to sail the longer tackfirst This is a simple nearly foolproofguideline that is easy to use and oftencomes with great results

When youre racing upwind thelonger tack is the one on which you mustspend more time to get from where youare to the windward mark There aremany reasons why one tack may belonger than the other Most often thishappens because you have sailed awayfrom the middle of the course

For example if you sail toward theleft side of the beat you might have 4minutes left on starboard tack and 8 min-utes left on port tack before reaching thewindward mark In that case port is obvi-ously the longer tack Other reasons forunequal tacks include windshifts a cross-current and a windward mark that wasnot set to windward

16 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

Rule of Thumb Sail the longer tack firstby David Dellenbaugh

The longer tack is the one on whichyour bow is pointing closer to the wind-ward mark Sometimes it is easy to judgethis by looking at where other boats arepointing on each tack If you have instru-ments or even a compass you can calcu-late the longer tack mathematically

Besides figuring out which tack islonger its important to know roughlyhow much longer it is than the other tackFor example will you have to spend 10minutes on one tack and 2 minutes on theother Or just 7 minutes on one tack and6 on the other

The more skewed the tacks the morecritical it becomes to sail on the tack thatis longer If one tack is much longer thereis a high probability that it will be betterto get on that tack right away But if thetacks are very close in length (which isprobably the case if you have a hard timefiguring out which tack is longer) theremay be no advantage in sailing one tackjust because its a little longer

Playing the odds

Sailing the longer tack first is agood rule of thumb when you arenot sure which way the wind willshift next The longer tack takesyou away from the layline andgives you a better chance of gain-ing if you get a windshift beforeyou reach the windward mark

The benefits of this strategy are greatest when the following condi-tions exist

1) The distance you must sail on one tack is substantially longerthan the distance remaining on the other tack For example if you have7 minutes to sail on starboard tack and only 2 on port (A) its very like-ly that sailing the longer tack first will be better But if you are closer tothe middle of the course with 4 minutes to sail on one tack and 3 min-utes on the other (B) there may not be much advantage in sailing thelonger tack first

2) You are fairly far from the mark The closer you are to the mark(C) the less of an advantage youll get from sailing the longer tack firstThats because the wind is less likely to shift during the short time beforeyou round the mark In this case its often best to minimize the numberof tacks you make and to position yourself ideally relative to the boatsaround you

When and why this worksSailing the longer tack first is a rule ofthumb that works most of the timeHowever like all such guidelines it is notmeant to be a replacement for figuringout what the wind is doing and makingyour own strategic plan to handle the par-ticular wind conditions you are facingFor example if its light air and you seemore pressure to the left you shouldprobably sail that direction on starboardtack even if port tack is a lot longer

However when you are not so sureabout what the wind will do next (and thisis the case even for top sailors much ofthe time) then you can rely on rules ofthumb like sail the longer tack first Thisprinciple works because when the windmight shift in either direction its better tostay away from the layline By sailing thelonger tack first you head toward themiddle of the beat rather than the closerlayline

Over the course of many races in thepast this strategy has proven to workmore often than not In other words itgives you a higher probability of successwhich is very important when you are try-ing to minimize your exposure to risk

The probability that this rule ofthumb will work goes up as a) the tacksbecome more uneven and b) you are far-ther from the mark (see ldquoPlaying theoddsrdquo) If you are quite far from the wind-ward mark and the tacks are quiteskewed it is very urgent to sail on thelonger tack

Note that if you have a cross-current(a current the runs perpendicular to thewind) this will often make one tacklonger than the other sometimes by quitea bit In that case it may be better to sailthe up-current tack first This is notbecause there is any inherent advantageto being up-current - it just keeps youcloser to the middle of the course whichis better when youre not sure what willhappen next with the wind

Dave publishes the newsletterSpeed amp Smarts For a subscriptioncall 800-356-2200 or go to

wwwspeedandsmartscom

Corollary Sail the longer jibe firstFor the same reasons that you should normally sail the longer tack first on a beat youshould also sail the longer jibe first on a run Getting to the downwind layline too earlyhas all the same problems - the risk of sailing extra distance possible bad air and theinability to play future windshifts (when youre not sure what the wind will do)

In fact this rule of thumb may be even more important on runs than beats becauseits easier to overstand downwind Most boats have narrower jibing angles than tackingangles (right) so when you round the windward mark you are already closer to a lay-line All you need is a slight skew in the course a windshift pressure increase or a cross-current and youll be at layline before you know it

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LEFT Even a small increase in wind velocity can have a largeimpact on your downwind angles Therefore you have toallow for this when positioning yourself on the run If youget too close to a layline and get a puff you will be over-standing the leeward mark

RIGHT Boats with symmetrical spinnakerstypically have narrower jibing angles than

tacking angles in almost every windvelocity So its easier to get to a

downwind layline especially inbreeze when the jibing angle

is very small

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28 Hunter wo mast 89 $7995 NE28 Irwin 72 $4995 NE28 ODay IB Main Genoa Cruise Chute Trlr 79 $16900 NY28 Pearson 5 Sails 30hp A4 Furling Elect More 78 $13000 HY28 Pearson 6 Sails 30hp A4 Elect More 77 $13900 HY28 Tartan 3 Sails 16 HP Yanmar furler Elect More 89 $38000 HY29 Ericson 4 Sails A4 IB Hrkn Furler Elect 79 $13900 HY29 Ericson Main Furl Genoa Inst More 75 $16500 NY29 Hunter 295- BELOW BOOK VALUE 94 $26000 CN29 Hunter 295 2 Sails Yanmar IB Whl More 95 $40900 HY29 Lancer 78 $10995 NE29 Paceship-Northwind Main Furl Genoa IB More 70 $6995 NY30 Catalina 79 $13000 IM30 Catalina 30 Main 135 New Genoa 88 $28999 NY30 Catalina Tall Rig 97 $19499 NE30 Catalina Cradle Universal M-25 More 85 $7900 SC30 Catalina many extras 79 $17000 CM30 Catalina sleeps 7 well equipped 88 $29900 SU30 ComPac 272 Roller furl 155 Genoa Trlr More 89 $24500 SC30 Contest 3 Sails 28HP IB Trlr Furl L lines More 70 $12000 HY30 Irwin Citation 30 80 $16995 NY30 J Boat (Hull 291) 10 sails 12HP Ynmr more 81 $28000 HY30 Monroe Wooden Motorsailer Nicely Equipped 37 $35000 NY30 Pearson 5 Sails A4 IB VHF Stereo Rails More 75 $7000 HY30 Pearson Jib Frl A-4 Steel Skid 72 $9500 CM30 Tartan 30 mainsail furling genoa 77 $14995 NY30 Tartan T-30 Great Trailer 70 $16500 IM31 Cape Dory Cutter 4 Sails Univ Dsl IB More 83 $37000 HY31 Catalina 310 01 $77995 NE31 Catalina 310 00 $72995 NE31 Hunter 31- LIKE NEW- Great Value 06 $88900 CN31 Hunter 310- SPECTACULAR 97 $49900 CN31 Northstar 1000 3 Sails A4 Trlr Whl More 74 $9900 HY32 Bayfield Cutter 3 Sails Yanmar Whl More 86 $28700 HY32 Beneteau 321 Diesel Furling Main amp Genoa More96 $69995 NY32 Coronado Center cockpit new universal diesel 72 $9900 IM32 J Boat 4 Sails 28HP Yanmar Wheel Furler more01 $129000 HY32 Rhodes Sloop 5 sails A4 new paint more 57 $50000 HY33 CampC New Engine Elect Dodger 75 $29900 NY33 Hunter Virtually New in mast furler 05 $89900 IM33 Jeanneau SO33i NEW Canvas 2 Cabin 10 $126900 SU33 Le Comte Medilist 67 $20000 NE33 Ranger 2 Sails A4 IB Whl Furlex More 76 $17000 HY33 Tartan Up Grade Sails Dsl Elect 82 $37995 NY34 Beneteau 343 MOTIVATED SELLER 06 $99900 CN34 CampC 5 sails A4 Whl Furler Dodger 10 Winches78 $15000 HY34 Cal Main Genoa Spin Dsl Elect More 75 $24995 NY34 Hunter 85 $34900 IM

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We alter course to a heading of 171degrees which gives us an ETA at OuterIsland at 0400 We discuss watches andRay and I volunteer to take the 1600-2000 and the 1200 to 0400 watch Sincewe are about an hour into Jim andJolenes break I head below and heat upsome leftover stew for them before theyhead off watch Pretty soon it is just Rayand I in the cockpit Emmanuel is on Ottoand the conversation ranges far and wideThe day is moving slowly towardsevening and the sky is now streaked withthe pink and lavender shades of a summersunset The wind has leveled off and ourcourse has it placed solidly on our hip sowe shake the reef out of the main andunroll the rest of the jib The extra poweris helpful because the quartering seashave increased steadily and are now over4 feet I find that watching the steady andpowerful rhythm of the waves is deeplyhypnotic They are large impatient beastsand when they meet Emmanuels sleekhull they surge and seem to seek a way toclaim her when they cannot they rollunder her stern and rush around her bowand like grumpy old men who are inter-fered with mumble bitterly to themselvesas they continue on their way

When Ray comes back on deck herigs the radar deflector and I help himhoist it high in the rigging After that I gobelow and make some hot cocoa whichRay and I share along with our dwindlingsupply of seasick cookies Their abun-dance of ginger helps with queasinesswhen the seas are this rolly Emmanuel isstill sailing well and is maintainingspeeds of 7-8 knots For the next hour or

so we talk in a desultory fashion and Iwatch as dusk approaches slowly Atabout 750 I head below and shake Joleneand Jim out of their bunks By the timethey stumble up on deck they are happyto see the pot of fresh coffee ready forthem After shift turn over Ray and I headbelow and Ray disappears into his cabinI decide a thermos of hot soup would begood for the crew on watch so I get a potof tomato soup heating on the stoveBecause of the quartering seas it is stillrolly so I need the pot holders to hold thepan on the gimbaled stove Once the soupis hot I pick it up in both hands I have thethermos standing in the sink but now Irealize I have a problem with the transferThe soup does not pour well from the panespecially when I am aiming for an open-ing jus t a little larger than an inch I knowI have a funnel somewhere but I cannotset the pan down for fear of it spilling(fiddles not withstanding) while I searchfor it I finally resign myself to the factthat I am going to lose some and take mybest shot After cleaning all the soup outof the sink I head to my bunk

Its a little strange being in the V-berth while we are underway I havenever slept on Emmanuel except whenwe are at anchor or docked While there isa certain amount of noise from the water

Isle Royale - Continued from page 13

Lighthouse at Rock Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

Jim gets ready to stand his watch on our way back to Pikes Bay

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 25

rushing past the hull it is actually a sooth-ing sound I wedge myself crossways intothe V-berth but since we are not heelingand the rolling motion is more pro-nounced in the stern I am very comfort-able I read for a while and then I dozeoff All too soon Jolene is waking me upfor my next shift I put all my layers ofclothes back on including my harness andtether and head for the cockpit It is abeautiful night but the wind has easedsome so Jim has started the diesel tomaintain our speed but the sails are stillup Jim and Jolenes watch was unevent-ful except for a couple of freighters thathave just shown up on the screen Againit is Ray and I and the moonlit night Wecan see lights on the far north shore andwe are pretty sure we are seeing the lightsof Grand Marais I keep an eye on thefreighters on our screen and it soonbecomes obvious they will pass wellastern of us so I relax just a bit

I have the helm by myself for a bitwhile Ray is below and it is a huge feel-ing It is a magnificent feeling-being atthe helm of a boat like Emmanuel andsailing across this lake The full moon isstill with us and lights our way The onlysounds are those of wind water and boatEmmanuel sails along at home in thewater and happy to be underway Iremember well all my feelings of trepi-dation at the start of this journey and amamazed at how different I feel now Injust 5 days we have sailed more than 300miles put our anchor down in newanchorages and crossed this lake twiceat night In some ways it seems a shamethat I have waited until now my 48thsummer before finding out I can do thisbut at least now I know My feeling ofsatisfaction is immense

By about 2 am Ray and I have spot-ted the light from Outer Island and westart to discuss what our plan will beWere not sure if we want to stop in theislands and get some sleep or continue onto Pikes Bay Our ETA for arriving atStockton is around 5 am and gettingback to Pikes Bay would take another 2hours Since we are already a day aheadof schedule we decide to stop in theislands and see if we get a chance to sail

that day We discuss various anchoragesand Ray advocates for some locationsthat are closer to where we enter theislands but I lobby vigorously for puttingthe hook down in Presque Bay onStockton I know the bay so making ourentrance in low light doesnt bother meWe postpone a decision until Jim andJolene are back on watch At 400 amRay wakes the next shift and when Jimand Jolene are on deck we discuss ouroptions Jim decides on Presque Isle Bayand we adjust our waypoint I head belowand curl up on the settee in the main salonsince I know we are due to arrive atStockton in about an hour I doze for a bitand then Jim is waking me to help withthe anchor Once on deck I can see thatthe skies have lightened considerably andfinding a place to put the hook down iseasy Once the anchor is set I head belowfor my bunk and am sound asleep by 520am We all sleep pretty sound until about9 am and then its time for coffee

It is a warm sunny day with clearskies and is a perfect day for just hangingout and taking it easy Breakfast is throwntogether from leftovers and Jolene doesdishwashing duty afterwards There is ageneral air of somnolence on board andthe slightly humid day does nothingmuch to shake us out of our torpor By

late afternoon a craving for pasta over-takes everyone on board so I whip up abatch of Pasta Puttanesca and we all eatbig platefuls of the stuff Of course thisfeast promotes more lying about in thewarm drowsy afternoon A few hourslater ZaBreNa hails us on channel 16 andwe find out she has just reached OuterIsland We invite her to stop by for snacksand the invitation is accepted quickly Iget busy in the galley again and pull outall the leftovers and throw them on platesand bowls By the time I am doneZaBreNa is in sight and Jolene and I tieon fenders and ready lines ZaBreNacomes alongside and we raft up withouttoo much fuss Our guests come aboardEmmanuel and we all have a chance totalk over the adventure we just had andshare stories about our crossing By earlyevening we know it is time to return toPikes Bay so we haul anchor reluctantlyand motor home in the fading light of alate summer day All of us changed for-ever by this experience

Sam Hounder is former Commodoreof Black Bear Yacht Club and still serveson the Board of Directors as SocialCzarina She and husband Jim have beensailing together for over 15 years Theykeep Emmanuel in Pikersquos Bay Marina inBayfield WI

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ZaBreeNas Crew joins us for post cruise raft up at Presque Isle Bay

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 27

COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

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STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

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flotilla We could stand off until firstlight but that means a minimum of 5hours close to a rocky shore While weknow its risky we elect to make ourentrance in the dark

By 1000 pm we are under sailbecause the wind has now cranked upover 15 knots and the seas haveincreased We are broad reaching towardIsle Royale and the Rock of Ages Lightis clearly visible Since we have such ashort distance to go we are not standingwatches and everyone is in the cockpitwith lifejackets harnesses and tethers onI am sitting on the windward rail andmarveling at what its like to be crossingthis lake at night While Jim and I sailedquite often at night on White Bear Lakeand we have on occasion returned to themarina late after being out in the islandsall day this is different We are luckyenough to have a full moon and it hangsthere just above the horizon large andotherworldly looking It lights a broadpath on the dark rushing lake Thewaves build and I can hear them before Isee them The waves hit Emmanuel on

her stern quarter then hissing slide downher hull their white foamy tops clearlyvisible in the moonlight passing justbelow the gunwales I turn to glance atthe rest of the crew Rays face is lit by

the electronic glow of the chartplotterwhile he and Jim are telling each otherstories and Jolene dozes in the compan-ionway with her head wedged againstthe halyard winch

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Emmanuel at dusk-Windigo Photo by Jolene Boyd

At about 1130 pm CT Jim calls forthe sails to be doused He fires up theYanmar and turns Emmanuel into thewind and Ray and I realize we are in forit The wind is screaming through the rig-ging and we are now bow on to seas thatare easily 6 feet I clip on my tether andmake my way forward I say a silentthank you to Jim because I am so gratefulwe had our new UK Stack Pak installedthis year Wrestling a 900 square footmainsail down the mast is never easy buthaving our Stack Pak makes collectingthe beast a lot easier However tonight itmeans I still have to go up the mastbecause the wind is keeping the head-board pinned about 10 feet above theboom Emmanuels bow is rising andfalling on the steep waves and I have adeath grip on her mast One particularlyviolent drop throws me backward whilefor one second my hands are busy tryingto undo the shackle on the headboard Igrab the mast in time but my heart ispounding In between the bucking andheaving I manage to pull the sail downthe rest of the way and stuff it in the Stackpak I climb down and make my wayback to the cockpit on shaky legs Just asI get back to the cockpit I hear a flappingnoise at the same time I hear a cry fromJolene I turn towards the bow and realizethat the headsails furler line had worked

its way loose and the jib is now unrollingRay jumps on the line and starts rollingthe sail back in but because of the pres-sure on the sail he cannot roll the last bitin and it is enough to pull the bow overSo this time both Ray and I clip back inand make our way forward with bungeesin hand On our knees we work on secur-ing the sail but every time the bow fallsRay and I go airborne which makes wrap-ping up the jib a challenge When it isfinally secure we both pause before head-ing back to the cockpit again and as Iwork my way down starboard I hear Raywhooping every time Emmanuel buriesher bow again The maniac is having agreat time Now that we are somewhatunder control Jim at the helm has tocarefully time turning Emmanuel off thewind to keep us from getting swampedOnce we have the wind behind us we flytoward the Grace Harbor entrance and bymidnight central we are in the lee ofCumberland Point We all take a deepbreath and I am starting to relax when Irealize that the shore around us looksreally rocky Luckily the full moon lightsour way somewhat but Ray and Jim arewatching the chartplotter intently Prettysoon Jim puts Ray on the helm and headsforward with a spotlight We are lookingfor the passage between WashingtonIsland and Grace Island and it seems that

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Rock Of Ages lighthouse as we leave Washington Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

we are on the right course when trying tosneak through a narrow channel wezagged when we should have zigged andwe are aground I feel the dreaded bumpof hull on rock while I am on the bowstarting to pull the anchor rode out of theanchor locker I race back to the cockpitwhile uttering some very unladylikewords Of course I am frantic but Jim andRay are as calm as always I look at thedepth meter and see our depth is showingas 3 ft This causes another outburst fromme Jim instructs me firmly to sit downand be calm We are in no danger at themoment Bump bump Emmanuel bobsgently on the rocks we are sitting on Jimtakes the helm from Ray and tries to driveher off but no luck The wind is comingstraight on our nose and the shallowwater we are in is getting choppy Jimcontinues to try to work us loose but weare firmly stuck Even in the midst of myoverwhelming feeling of impendingdoom I cant help but notice how awe-somely beautiful this place is The moon-light paints the entire scene with a softsilvery glow that lets me see that we arestuck on the point of either Washington orBarnum Island The wind blows gentlyand the channel we are facing glitters inthe moonlight Jolene and I move as weare directed hoping our weight shift willhelp but it does not Jim and Ray talkabout putting the dinghy in to try to kedgeoff but after a bit Jim turns the helm overto Ray with instructions to drive it likeyou stole it By now the wind has pickedup a bit and Emmanuel is rising andfalling in the short waves Ray finds therhythm and throttles quickly when thewaves lift the bow slightly and all of thesudden we are free Jolene and I arewhooping and hollering and jumping upand down We run back to the cockpit andjump up and down some more and hugthe boys and then we are on our wayagain carefully Within about 2 boatlengths we are back in 60 feet of waterand Ray marvels aloud that its a stupidplace for a rock pile We quickly find ourway to a sheltered spot in about 16 feet ofwater behind Barnum Island and we getthe anchor down and set I sit on deck fora few minutes while the rest of the crew

heads below I can see that the shorelineis heavily wooded and the full moon castsits silvery light over our safe havenWhen I turn and look to starboard I cansee the channel opening to the lake butwe are quite protected I join the rest ofthe crew below and realize that it is nowabout 130 am and everyone is way toowired to sleep I make some hot cocoaand slice up some babka and pretty soonthe adrenaline wears off and everyone issleepy enough to head for bed I fall into

a deep sleep but wake after a couple ofhours because the wind has come up Ipad barefoot through the cabin and stickmy head out the companionway and seeIsle Royale at first light It is an overcastmorning and the wind has piped up butour anchorage is still fairly quiet so I goback to bed A couple of hours later Iwake again with another wind increaseand now its about 7 am I grab a jacketand the camera on my way to the cockpitAfter a few minutes Jim joins me and we

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Emmanuel at anchor in Malone Bay

talk quietly It has started raining but weare staying dry under the bimini We areboth awestruck by the scene around usThe channel to Windigo is visible as areGrace Island and Thompson Island

Pretty soon Ray and Jolene are upand we have a leisurely breakfast Bymid-morning we hear a hail fromZaBreNa and find out she is at Windigodock along with Montebelau Within ahalf hour we have the anchor up and aremotoring down Windigo channel Whenwe arrive we find space for Emmanuel onthe leeward side of the dock so Jimcoaches Ray on how to land her I throwa bowline to Bill who makes it snug onthe bollard and then Ray puts her inreverse which lets her stern swing over toland her gently against the dock We man-age to pull off this impressive bit of boathandling in front of a ferry full of passen-gers who I tell myself are suitablyimpressed We smile like we do this allthe time We spend the next hour or sochatting with Dick Joe and Bill fromMontebelau and with Dave Jim Bill andAl from ZaBreNa We trade stories aboutour crossing and what happened and whatwe did There is lots of laughter and whileeveryone is visiting I nip below and fill aplatter with brownies and cookies andtake it back up to the hungry crews Bylunchtime ZaBreNa and Montebelau castoff but we decide to stay the night Wespend the rest of the day exploringWindigo picking wild raspberries andthimbleberries and checking out the visi-tor center which is really cool It is a verymodern place and has lots of displays ofthe local fauna and vegetation There arefull scale displays of moose and wolfwhich I find fascinating There is also aFresnel lens which came from the Rockof Ages Lighthouse There is a largeselection of books and charts and Raybuys and makes me a present of a newchart of Isle Royale since mine is at homein the basement For dinner we have freshLake Superior whitefish fillets I placethe fillets on pieces of foil then drizzlethem with butter and sprinkle with saltand pepper I top them with slices of freshlemon These packets go on the grillalong with skewers of fresh vegetables I

have marinated in olive oil and herbs Itdoesnt take long for the feast to disap-pear After dinner Ray takes the dinghyout for a row and I wander the dock visit-ing with the neighbors Its funny but I geta lot of comments on Emmanuel since Iam talking mostly to fishing boats andsmall power cruisers We are easily thelargest vessel at the dock and peopleseem fascinated by her size Eventually Iend up sitting at the end of the dockdrinking coffee The evening light isbreathtakingly golden and the perfectlycalm waters of Windigo Harbor gleam inthe approaching dusk as nightfall comessoftly

On Sunday morning Jim decides weneed to top off the water tanks This turnsout to be quite an undertaking since itinvolves moving the boat borrowinghose and running it about 100 feet up ahill Jolene and I leave it to the men to fig-ure it out and we head to the showers towash our hair By the time we get backJim is satisfied that the tanks are full andsoon we are on our way Jim hands thehelm to Ray and then they discuss ourexit Ray keeps an eye on the chartplotterand Jolene reads the paper chart Jim andI are on bow watch and we sneak pastGrace and Washington Island I watchwith trepidation as we creep through 7-9

foot depths while passing some reallynasty looking boulders but we manageand soon we are out of the harbor androunding Cumberland Point There is aslight breeze so we hoist the main but itdies off within the hour so we are back tomotoring but it is no great penance for itis a another stunner of a day Clear blueskies lots of sun and very pleasant tempsThe lake has only a slight chop and man-ages to appear friendly as we motor northalong Isle Royales southern shore Ournext waypoint is Houghton Point and wehave it in sight by lunchtime We round itand soon find ourselves in Siskiwit BayLunch that day is my homemade chickensalad and we all eat in the cockpit and letOtto do the steering By now the breezehas freshened and we are flying alongwith the wind on our quarter on the mainonly while the crew happily eats lunch Acouple of chicken jibes later we arebeginning our approach to Malone BayJim is on the helm and Jolene calls out thecourse from the chart After locating andpassing through the first set of channelmarkers we turn to starboard and head forthe next set that will take us into MaloneBay After passing through the channelwe start to head to Malone Bay dock butit is already occupied so instead we makeour way to Malone Island The water is

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View from Siskiwit Lake Hiking trail looking toward Isle Royale Lighthouse

deep but we are able to creep in close toshore and get the anchor down in about15 feet of water Malone Island gives usexcellent protection for everything butnorthwest but with the wind blowingpretty steady out of the southeast we arequite comfortable Once the anchor isdown Jim lowers the dinghy off the davitsand we are ready to head to shore Oncewe leave the protection of Malone Islandwe get the full force of the 12-15 knotbreeze as we head for the Malone Baydock There is a one foot chop in the bayand Jim has his hands full not flipping thedinghy We all get a little wet but that isthe worst of it Once ashore we are able toquickly locate the trailhead to SiskiwitLake The well worn path takes us alongthe shore and then cuts to the right It isnot a long way and soon we are climbinga small hill and when we get to the top ofit there it is Siskiwit Lake a lake in themiddle of an island in the middle of alake We all stand there marveling at itThe shore is pebbly and the lake liesthere blue and peaceful in the afternoonsun We wander the shore and we takesome pictures A bit more exploring andwe find the Siskiwit River This littleriver tumbles out of Siskiwit Lake andruns cheerfully over a small waterfall Itwas a strange feeling to stand at the shoreof the river and look up to Siskiwit lakeThe elevation difference is quite markedand is a surprise to me

Eventually we wander back to thetrail and make our way to the dinghyAnother harey ride across the bay and weare back aboard Emmanuel By this timeit is late afternoon so I put together someappetizers to quiet the growling stom-achs I mix up my spicy pepper jam withcream cheese and we eat it on crackersand chips We all sit in the cockpit in thewarm sun and smile smugly at each otherOther than a couple of campers ashore wehave not seen another soul since we leftWindigo Harbor early that morningEverywhere we look is beauty that makesyou heart hurt and your throat tightenThat is until Jim decides its time to takea shower right off the stern The rest of usare too comfortable to move so we staywhere we are and Ray and Jolene care-

fully avert their eyes By the time Jim isdone with his shower everyone is yawn-ing so we all head for our bunks for ashort nap Dinner is late in the eveningand my marinated lamb chops grilled justuntil done and served with a reducedglaze of honey garlic and balsamic vine-gar and fresh green beans is a perfect endto a perfect day

Much later after the dishes are donewe dig out the charts and our cruisingguide and discuss our plans for the nextday We are planning to head for RockHarbor so Jim turns on the VHF andtunes in to NOAA to get the weatherRight about this time I decide to take aturn on deck to check our swing andanchor set As I step out into the cockpitthe scene before me is so beautiful I haveto sit down for a bit The moon is nowfully up and all around me is bright asday Tucked behind Malone Island we aresheltered from the big lake but we are justa short distance from the shore ofSiskiwit Bay With Emmanuels bowpointing almost due west as I sit in thecockpit I can see Ross and Fisher IslandsThe waters ofMalone Bay gleamin this frosted lightand I am happy tojust sit and watchJust then in themidst of this rever-ie a flash catchesmy eye I turn myhead quickly andsee that the north-west sky is filledwith lightningWhen I go belowagain Jim Ray andI discuss the fore-cast of expected15-25 knot windsout of the west towhich we are a bitexposed I updatethem on the weath-er and we bataround the idea ofsetting a secondanchor but decideto wait and see

what happens I have a fair amount ofconfidence in our Bruce and we haveplenty of swing room We all head for bedshortly after Banging thunder and a driv-ing rain wakes me at about 2 am We hadleft some hatches open for ventilation soJim and I hurriedly shut them and I headto the cockpit to rescue the Garmin chart-plotter After stowing it below I wait outthe storm and make myself some cocoa topass the time By 300 am it has blownitself out and I take my cocoa and mynew headlamp to the cockpit This thingmakes reading at night a breeze The airis balmy and with the passing of thestorm the skies are clear and the night isthick with stars Pretty soon Im yawningand I head back to bed for a few morehours of sleep

Monday morning dawns bright andclear but we can see by the chop inMalone Bay that the wind has piped upagain For breakfast that morning I makeJolene my double cinnamon French toastI soak thick slices of French bread in arich egg cream maple syrup cinnamonand butter mixture After soaking I grill

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the slices on the griddle and serve withwarm syrup and thick sliced bacon Whenbreakfast is done and the dishes arewashed its time to go Our destinationthis day is Rock Harbor which is about 30miles further up the south shore of IsleRoyale After warming up the diesel weget the anchor back on board and head forthe channel out of Malone Bay Onceclear we discuss our sail plan for the dayThe wind is really blowing and wealready have about two feet of chop Wedecide to go with a single reef in the mainand part of the jib rolled out Once hoist-ed we fall off to a starboard tack andbecause the wind is out of the southeastwe dont have a lot of sea room to allowus to sail lower than a close reach so wesettle in for the ride across Siskiwit BayIt is this kind of weather that shows whata stellar performer Emmanuel is underchallenging conditions As the miles slideby under her hull the wind and wavescontinue to build By lunchtime we are insome serious 6 footers and it is a hardslog but Emmanuel simply leans into itand shoulders her way through maintain-ing a respectable 7 plus knots Helm dutyrequires serious concentration and warmheadgear Even though the temps are eas-ily in the 60s it is chilly in the wind Byearly afternoon I head down to the galley

and dish up leftover pasta salad andchicken salad for lunch Apparently con-ditions have not dampened appetitessince it all quickly disappears Shortlyafter lunch we are approaching ChippewaHarbor and I easily spot the daymark forthe entrance and we know we dont havemuch farther to go An hour or so later weround Saginaw Point and are heading forMiddle Island Passage our entrance toRock Harbor About this time Jim fires upthe diesel to help our pointing so we dontlose a lot of ground The Yanmar is chug-ging happily along at cruising speedwhen suddenly the RPMs drop from theusual 2800 to about 1000 Jim and I lookat each and I shrug my shoulders Jimadvances the throttle again and a momentlater the RPMs come back up We makeit to Middle Island Passage and just as weenter Rock Harbor we spot Montebelauheading out We chat for a few momentson the VHF and wave good bye as theyhead out to Chippewa Harbor Just a fewminutes later the diesel does the samething The RPMs fall off and then comeback up It happens twice more during thethree miles we travel to Rock Harbormarina and it leaves Jim and I feelingsomewhat spooked

The first thing we do is stop at thegas dock to top off fuel (diesel is over $6a gallon) pump out the holding tankand arrange for an overnight slip Whilethe boys are taking care of these thingsJolene and I hop off and head for thebathrooms When we come back I walk aways down to check out what slip I wantWhile a few of the slips have the length toaccommodate Emmanuel I am worriedabout the depth I finally find one with aport side tie up and I go back to tell JimI am happy to see that we are just twoslips away from Dan on Seahawk Wehad last seen Dan and his crew atWindigo on Saturday We exchange hel-los and chat for a few minutes

Within a short while Emmanuel istucked up safely in her slip and Ray andJolene decide to head out to do someexploring They take the dinghy and headover to Raspberry Island Jim and I stayon board and spend some time relaxingShortly after Ray and Jolene leave we are

surprised to see ZaBreNa pull into the gasdock so we head over for a quick visitDave and his crew are planning on spend-ing the night in Tobin Harbor but weagree to touch base in the morning beforeheading out By the time Ray and Jolenecome back it is time for appetizers whichwe eat on shore while we enjoy the love-ly evening Finally I throw some steakson the grill and sauteacute some mushrooms inbutter Along with the big juicy stripsteaks we have fresh cruditeacutes and breadwarm from Emmanuels oven This feastrequires the four of us to take a walkdown to the Rock Harbor Lodge after weclean our plates It is easy to see that allthe guests must have a fabulous view Wecheck out the gift shop peek in somewindows and pretty soon wander back toEmmanuel It is another beautiful eveningand the tranquil basin that is Rock Harborgleams pearl like in the early eveningThe air is soft and is lightly cool againstmy skin When we get back to the boatwe debate the idea of showering on shorebut the thought of paying $6 for a 5minute shower leaves us all opting forwash ups on board All the fresh air andsailing has worn Jolene out and shecrawls into her bunk early Jim Ray and Istay up longer for coffee and dessert andwe discuss the days events including thediesel problem It seems reasonable toassume that the problem may be gunk inthe fuel filter and decide that will be thefirst place we look in the morning

Tuesday morning is warm andsunny Since I always sleep sounder whenwe are in harbor it is after 8 am before Istumble out and the rest of the crew is upalready Jim and Ray are just comingback from Tobin Harbor where theyhiked over to see if ZaBreNa was thereShe was not so they try to raise her on theVHF but no luck Thankfully Jolene hasthe coffee made and I huddle with my cupuntil my sleep fogged brain clears Aquick breakfast and it is time to get towork We pull the engine cover off andwith me reading the diagram out of theservice manual we locate the fuel filterOnce it is removed we pour its contentsinto a jug and find that about half of it issludge Next we locate the Racor filter

Breakfast in Emmanuels cabin

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and clean that also and then we discoverthe sealing O-ring is bad Ray and Jimexchange looks wondering where are wegoing to get parts I disappear into theport aft cabin and reappear moments laterwith a new filter and a new O ring fromthe spare parts kit I laid in before we leftFor a brief moment I am heralded as thebest provisioner of all time With all newparts installed Jim steps confidentially tothe helm and turns the key The Yanmarcranks hopefully but that is all and prettysoon the starter is starting to lag becausethe start battery is being depleted Aroundthis time our friend Dan from Seahawkstrolls down the dock and suggests we trypriming the new fuel filter The guys grinsheepishly Apparently this is a man thingthey are supposed to know The filter getsprimed and more cranking and now thestart battery is dangerously low We takea short break and Ray heads to the bath-room where a chance conversation giveshim the answer we need Soon he is backand tells Jim that the air needs to be bledout of the fuel line Before we can do thatthough Jim and I hoist one of the housebatteries out of its locker and move it tothe companionway where it is connectedto the start battery using the batterycables Dan loaned us The Yanmar serv-ice manual guides us through the process

and once the lines are bled I turn the keyand Yanmar busts into life and chugs hap-pily away A cheer goes up from the crewof Emmanuel which is echoed by a victo-ry blast from Seahawk By this time it isafter 12 noon and we are anxious to be onour way Soon we are slipping our linesand with a last wave to Seahawk andthank you call on the VHF we quicklyleave Rock Harbor behind As we exitMiddle Island passage we find the windsare about 15 knots ESE with seas of 1-2

feet We decide on a double reefed mainand we roll out a small amount of jibPretty soon we are flying along runningdown the shore of Isle Royale Our planas we pass Saginaw Point again is to sailfor as long as we can and keep an eye onthe weather We decide that if the windsdie off by the time we get to the southerntip of the island we will duck intoWashington Harbor for the night If thewind is forecast to stay up we will sail tothe islands tonight

Shortly after this we pass theentrance to Chippewa Harbor and aresurprised by a hail from ZaBreNa Theyare tucked into Chippewa and were hik-ing to the overlook when they spotted usflying past We urge them to join us butthey have decided to wait until eveningbefore making for the islands We plan arendezvous at Stockton and we continueon our way By 515 pm we are about10 miles from Grace Harbor Jim andRay have been listening to NOAA andthey are happy with the wind forecast sowe decide we will continue on

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Continued on page 25

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August 2010

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Calendar of Events

Seaworthy the newsletter fromBoatUS that helps boaters and

anglers prevent damage to their vesselslooked into some of the more commonreasons for on-the-water boat troublesthat occur mid-season

ldquoPreventive maintenance will helpyou avoid the headaches and keep yourcrew or fishing buddies comfortable andsaferdquo says Seaworthy Editor BobAdriance ldquoSo going over the boatrsquos sys-tems in the spring is very important Butnow after a couple months of use itrsquostime to look at things again A midsum-mer check-up will ensure you make itback to home port without a problemrdquo

Here are some midsummermaintenance tips for bothpower and sailboats

bull Through-hulls Make a thoroughcheck around any below-the-waterlinehole or opening Check all through-hullsfor leaks and cycle seacocks to ensurethey close properly If itrsquos hard to movethe handle make a note to service it nexttime the boat is out of the water Anyhose clamps should be tight and hoseends secure A bilge pump cycle counteris a simple upgrade and the best earlywarning system that unwanted water iscoming aboard

bull Engine belts For inboard engineslook in areas near the belts checking forevidence of black dust mdash a sure sign thatengine pulleys need to be realigned andthe belt replaced Push on the longest runof the belt mdash it should not deflect morethan one half inch

bull Engine hoses Squeeze coolant andfuel hoses with your hands looking forsoftness cracks or bulges Replace anythat are suspect Wiggle the ends toensure they are secure and inspect for anypossible chafing issues in the enginecompartment

bull Sterndrives Inspect the folds in thebellows and replace if they show signsof cracking

bull Sacrificial zincs and anodes Awasted zinc is a sure sign of trouble pos-sibly stray current at the dock Ensure allzincs are no less than half gone mdash andreplace them now if they are

bull Control cables Look for chafe splitsor swelling of the plastic jacket mdash a suresign the cable needs replacement

bull Outboard engine mounts Smallerengines can sometimes vibrate loose sore-tighten clamps and ensure the cut-offswitch is operable

bull Hydraulic steering system and trimtabs Ensure reservoirs are full If youhave to add fluid there is leak that mustbe fixed immediately

bull Batteries and electrical systemDead batteries are often nothing morethan corroded connections mdash sandpapercan easily clean them up With conven-tional batteries check water levels andadd if necessary Inspect cables andwiring for chafe especially whereverthey may pass through a bulkhead

bull Shorepower cable Look for burnmarks on the plug ends and the connec-tion to the boat Replace both the plugand receptacle immediately if you find any

bull Head If your boat has a flushing toi-let and its handle is getting hard to oper-ate yoursquove likely got calcium buildupPour a cup of vinegar into bowl pumpingonly once or twice Let it sit for one nightbefore flushing with one-fourth cup ofmineral oil

bull On deck Old stiff or chafed docklines should be replaced Also checkanchor line and chain shackles and any splices

bull Sailboats only Look for any brokenstrands on standing rigging You can findthem by running a loose rag up the rig-ging which will snag on any brokenends Cracked swages are an indicator forimmediate replacement Contact a riggerif you suspect a problem Running rig-ging also needs to be looked at mdash espe-cially the roller furling line

bull Trailers Inspect bearings and ensurethey are well packed with greaseHydraulic brake reservoirs should be fullLastly check the tires for wear and ensurelugs are tight

More checklists are also available athttpwwwBoatUScomfreebies

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My favorite rule of thumb and onethat I have used with great success

many times is to sail the longer tackfirst This is a simple nearly foolproofguideline that is easy to use and oftencomes with great results

When youre racing upwind thelonger tack is the one on which you mustspend more time to get from where youare to the windward mark There aremany reasons why one tack may belonger than the other Most often thishappens because you have sailed awayfrom the middle of the course

For example if you sail toward theleft side of the beat you might have 4minutes left on starboard tack and 8 min-utes left on port tack before reaching thewindward mark In that case port is obvi-ously the longer tack Other reasons forunequal tacks include windshifts a cross-current and a windward mark that wasnot set to windward

16 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

Rule of Thumb Sail the longer tack firstby David Dellenbaugh

The longer tack is the one on whichyour bow is pointing closer to the wind-ward mark Sometimes it is easy to judgethis by looking at where other boats arepointing on each tack If you have instru-ments or even a compass you can calcu-late the longer tack mathematically

Besides figuring out which tack islonger its important to know roughlyhow much longer it is than the other tackFor example will you have to spend 10minutes on one tack and 2 minutes on theother Or just 7 minutes on one tack and6 on the other

The more skewed the tacks the morecritical it becomes to sail on the tack thatis longer If one tack is much longer thereis a high probability that it will be betterto get on that tack right away But if thetacks are very close in length (which isprobably the case if you have a hard timefiguring out which tack is longer) theremay be no advantage in sailing one tackjust because its a little longer

Playing the odds

Sailing the longer tack first is agood rule of thumb when you arenot sure which way the wind willshift next The longer tack takesyou away from the layline andgives you a better chance of gain-ing if you get a windshift beforeyou reach the windward mark

The benefits of this strategy are greatest when the following condi-tions exist

1) The distance you must sail on one tack is substantially longerthan the distance remaining on the other tack For example if you have7 minutes to sail on starboard tack and only 2 on port (A) its very like-ly that sailing the longer tack first will be better But if you are closer tothe middle of the course with 4 minutes to sail on one tack and 3 min-utes on the other (B) there may not be much advantage in sailing thelonger tack first

2) You are fairly far from the mark The closer you are to the mark(C) the less of an advantage youll get from sailing the longer tack firstThats because the wind is less likely to shift during the short time beforeyou round the mark In this case its often best to minimize the numberof tacks you make and to position yourself ideally relative to the boatsaround you

When and why this worksSailing the longer tack first is a rule ofthumb that works most of the timeHowever like all such guidelines it is notmeant to be a replacement for figuringout what the wind is doing and makingyour own strategic plan to handle the par-ticular wind conditions you are facingFor example if its light air and you seemore pressure to the left you shouldprobably sail that direction on starboardtack even if port tack is a lot longer

However when you are not so sureabout what the wind will do next (and thisis the case even for top sailors much ofthe time) then you can rely on rules ofthumb like sail the longer tack first Thisprinciple works because when the windmight shift in either direction its better tostay away from the layline By sailing thelonger tack first you head toward themiddle of the beat rather than the closerlayline

Over the course of many races in thepast this strategy has proven to workmore often than not In other words itgives you a higher probability of successwhich is very important when you are try-ing to minimize your exposure to risk

The probability that this rule ofthumb will work goes up as a) the tacksbecome more uneven and b) you are far-ther from the mark (see ldquoPlaying theoddsrdquo) If you are quite far from the wind-ward mark and the tacks are quiteskewed it is very urgent to sail on thelonger tack

Note that if you have a cross-current(a current the runs perpendicular to thewind) this will often make one tacklonger than the other sometimes by quitea bit In that case it may be better to sailthe up-current tack first This is notbecause there is any inherent advantageto being up-current - it just keeps youcloser to the middle of the course whichis better when youre not sure what willhappen next with the wind

Dave publishes the newsletterSpeed amp Smarts For a subscriptioncall 800-356-2200 or go to

wwwspeedandsmartscom

Corollary Sail the longer jibe firstFor the same reasons that you should normally sail the longer tack first on a beat youshould also sail the longer jibe first on a run Getting to the downwind layline too earlyhas all the same problems - the risk of sailing extra distance possible bad air and theinability to play future windshifts (when youre not sure what the wind will do)

In fact this rule of thumb may be even more important on runs than beats becauseits easier to overstand downwind Most boats have narrower jibing angles than tackingangles (right) so when you round the windward mark you are already closer to a lay-line All you need is a slight skew in the course a windshift pressure increase or a cross-current and youll be at layline before you know it

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LEFT Even a small increase in wind velocity can have a largeimpact on your downwind angles Therefore you have toallow for this when positioning yourself on the run If youget too close to a layline and get a puff you will be over-standing the leeward mark

RIGHT Boats with symmetrical spinnakerstypically have narrower jibing angles than

tacking angles in almost every windvelocity So its easier to get to a

downwind layline especially inbreeze when the jibing angle

is very small

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28 Hunter wo mast 89 $7995 NE28 Irwin 72 $4995 NE28 ODay IB Main Genoa Cruise Chute Trlr 79 $16900 NY28 Pearson 5 Sails 30hp A4 Furling Elect More 78 $13000 HY28 Pearson 6 Sails 30hp A4 Elect More 77 $13900 HY28 Tartan 3 Sails 16 HP Yanmar furler Elect More 89 $38000 HY29 Ericson 4 Sails A4 IB Hrkn Furler Elect 79 $13900 HY29 Ericson Main Furl Genoa Inst More 75 $16500 NY29 Hunter 295- BELOW BOOK VALUE 94 $26000 CN29 Hunter 295 2 Sails Yanmar IB Whl More 95 $40900 HY29 Lancer 78 $10995 NE29 Paceship-Northwind Main Furl Genoa IB More 70 $6995 NY30 Catalina 79 $13000 IM30 Catalina 30 Main 135 New Genoa 88 $28999 NY30 Catalina Tall Rig 97 $19499 NE30 Catalina Cradle Universal M-25 More 85 $7900 SC30 Catalina many extras 79 $17000 CM30 Catalina sleeps 7 well equipped 88 $29900 SU30 ComPac 272 Roller furl 155 Genoa Trlr More 89 $24500 SC30 Contest 3 Sails 28HP IB Trlr Furl L lines More 70 $12000 HY30 Irwin Citation 30 80 $16995 NY30 J Boat (Hull 291) 10 sails 12HP Ynmr more 81 $28000 HY30 Monroe Wooden Motorsailer Nicely Equipped 37 $35000 NY30 Pearson 5 Sails A4 IB VHF Stereo Rails More 75 $7000 HY30 Pearson Jib Frl A-4 Steel Skid 72 $9500 CM30 Tartan 30 mainsail furling genoa 77 $14995 NY30 Tartan T-30 Great Trailer 70 $16500 IM31 Cape Dory Cutter 4 Sails Univ Dsl IB More 83 $37000 HY31 Catalina 310 01 $77995 NE31 Catalina 310 00 $72995 NE31 Hunter 31- LIKE NEW- Great Value 06 $88900 CN31 Hunter 310- SPECTACULAR 97 $49900 CN31 Northstar 1000 3 Sails A4 Trlr Whl More 74 $9900 HY32 Bayfield Cutter 3 Sails Yanmar Whl More 86 $28700 HY32 Beneteau 321 Diesel Furling Main amp Genoa More96 $69995 NY32 Coronado Center cockpit new universal diesel 72 $9900 IM32 J Boat 4 Sails 28HP Yanmar Wheel Furler more01 $129000 HY32 Rhodes Sloop 5 sails A4 new paint more 57 $50000 HY33 CampC New Engine Elect Dodger 75 $29900 NY33 Hunter Virtually New in mast furler 05 $89900 IM33 Jeanneau SO33i NEW Canvas 2 Cabin 10 $126900 SU33 Le Comte Medilist 67 $20000 NE33 Ranger 2 Sails A4 IB Whl Furlex More 76 $17000 HY33 Tartan Up Grade Sails Dsl Elect 82 $37995 NY34 Beneteau 343 MOTIVATED SELLER 06 $99900 CN34 CampC 5 sails A4 Whl Furler Dodger 10 Winches78 $15000 HY34 Cal Main Genoa Spin Dsl Elect More 75 $24995 NY34 Hunter 85 $34900 IM

34 Hunter 86 $28880 NE34 Hunter 340 clean teak int roller furling more 98 $69500 SC34 Hunter Lake City 84 $34900 IM34 Hunter Pepin Slip paid for 84 $35900 IM34 Irwin Dsl Whl Furling Up Grade Sails 80 $22500 NY34 Pacific Seacraft Yanmar Dsl Furl Whl more 90 $95000 HY34 Tartan 2 cabin fresh water well equipped 87 $59500 SU35 BaBa Cutter 85 $120000 NY35 Beneteau 345 First joy to sail classic 84 $36000 SC35 Catalina 350 Well equipped Low hours More 05 $145000 SC35 Columbia 107 4 Sails Yanmar IB Whl More 78 $35000 HY35 Ericson 80 $36000 NE35 Freedom 350 Yacht 93 $79500 NY35 Freedom 350 New Windlass Dodger 93 $71500 SU35 Hunter 355 90 $58995 NY36 Dufour 01 $108500 NE36 Hunter 36- Brand New- SAVE OVER $35k 08 Call CN36 Hunter 36- NEW LISTING Nice 04 $118500 CN36 Island Trader Magellan New Listing 76 Call HY36 Islander 4 sails 50 HP dsl Frlx wheel More 77 $48000 HY36 Jeanneau 36i 08 $152900 NY36 Jeanneau SO36i 3 Cabin CanvasWindlass 08 $152900 SU36 Magellan 36 76 $34995 NY36 S236 110C Center Cockpit Dsl More 83 $48995 NY37 Hunter 375 Legend 5 Sails 34HP Yanmar More 92 $79900 HY37 Hunter 376- Includes Avon Dinghy 97 $92900 CN37 Irwin 37 Center Cockpit- NEW LISTING 73 $19900 CN37 Pearson 365 Ketch Sleeps 6 Elect much More 77 $49000 SC38 CampC Landfall 3 Sails Yanmar IB wheel more 80 $40000 HY38 Hunter H380 Furling mainjib Elect Windlass 99 $98495 SC38 Hunter 3 Sails 45hp Yanmar Whl Furler More 06 $150000 HY38 Morgan 382 Beautiful All instr Heat More 79 $59900 NY39 Jeanneau 39i 08 $174900 NY39 Jeanneau SO39i 3 Cabin Canvas Windlass 08 $174900 SU40 CampC 14 sails Furling Diesel Awlgrip More 80 $74995 NY40 CampC 8 sails 30hp Yanm furler elec more 80 $58000 HY40 Tartan Main 120 Furler Electronics More 87 $150000 NY41 Morgan 41 Classic MKII Many features 89 $99500 SC41 Sceptre New bow thruster Sails Inst More 87 $220000 NY41 Viking Convetible sport fisherman loaded 88 $142000 SU42 Beneteau 423 Furl Main amp Jib Dsl Loaded More 05 $190000 NY42 CampC Landfall 5 Sails Perk 50HP Wheel more 77 Call HY42 Catalina 42mkII Low hrs amp loaded 06 $229900 NE42 Catalina 42mkII Low hrs amp loaded 08 $269900 NE43 Hood 19 sails IB Dsl electronics beautiful 66 $48000 HY44 Jeanneau SO44i 3 Cabin 2 Head NEW 09 $299000 SU44 Morgan Center Cockpit Located BVI More 88 $119900 SC46 Hylas 455 2 Cabin 2 Head Center Cockpit 95 $269000 SU

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We alter course to a heading of 171degrees which gives us an ETA at OuterIsland at 0400 We discuss watches andRay and I volunteer to take the 1600-2000 and the 1200 to 0400 watch Sincewe are about an hour into Jim andJolenes break I head below and heat upsome leftover stew for them before theyhead off watch Pretty soon it is just Rayand I in the cockpit Emmanuel is on Ottoand the conversation ranges far and wideThe day is moving slowly towardsevening and the sky is now streaked withthe pink and lavender shades of a summersunset The wind has leveled off and ourcourse has it placed solidly on our hip sowe shake the reef out of the main andunroll the rest of the jib The extra poweris helpful because the quartering seashave increased steadily and are now over4 feet I find that watching the steady andpowerful rhythm of the waves is deeplyhypnotic They are large impatient beastsand when they meet Emmanuels sleekhull they surge and seem to seek a way toclaim her when they cannot they rollunder her stern and rush around her bowand like grumpy old men who are inter-fered with mumble bitterly to themselvesas they continue on their way

When Ray comes back on deck herigs the radar deflector and I help himhoist it high in the rigging After that I gobelow and make some hot cocoa whichRay and I share along with our dwindlingsupply of seasick cookies Their abun-dance of ginger helps with queasinesswhen the seas are this rolly Emmanuel isstill sailing well and is maintainingspeeds of 7-8 knots For the next hour or

so we talk in a desultory fashion and Iwatch as dusk approaches slowly Atabout 750 I head below and shake Joleneand Jim out of their bunks By the timethey stumble up on deck they are happyto see the pot of fresh coffee ready forthem After shift turn over Ray and I headbelow and Ray disappears into his cabinI decide a thermos of hot soup would begood for the crew on watch so I get a potof tomato soup heating on the stoveBecause of the quartering seas it is stillrolly so I need the pot holders to hold thepan on the gimbaled stove Once the soupis hot I pick it up in both hands I have thethermos standing in the sink but now Irealize I have a problem with the transferThe soup does not pour well from the panespecially when I am aiming for an open-ing jus t a little larger than an inch I knowI have a funnel somewhere but I cannotset the pan down for fear of it spilling(fiddles not withstanding) while I searchfor it I finally resign myself to the factthat I am going to lose some and take mybest shot After cleaning all the soup outof the sink I head to my bunk

Its a little strange being in the V-berth while we are underway I havenever slept on Emmanuel except whenwe are at anchor or docked While there isa certain amount of noise from the water

Isle Royale - Continued from page 13

Lighthouse at Rock Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

Jim gets ready to stand his watch on our way back to Pikes Bay

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 25

rushing past the hull it is actually a sooth-ing sound I wedge myself crossways intothe V-berth but since we are not heelingand the rolling motion is more pro-nounced in the stern I am very comfort-able I read for a while and then I dozeoff All too soon Jolene is waking me upfor my next shift I put all my layers ofclothes back on including my harness andtether and head for the cockpit It is abeautiful night but the wind has easedsome so Jim has started the diesel tomaintain our speed but the sails are stillup Jim and Jolenes watch was unevent-ful except for a couple of freighters thathave just shown up on the screen Againit is Ray and I and the moonlit night Wecan see lights on the far north shore andwe are pretty sure we are seeing the lightsof Grand Marais I keep an eye on thefreighters on our screen and it soonbecomes obvious they will pass wellastern of us so I relax just a bit

I have the helm by myself for a bitwhile Ray is below and it is a huge feel-ing It is a magnificent feeling-being atthe helm of a boat like Emmanuel andsailing across this lake The full moon isstill with us and lights our way The onlysounds are those of wind water and boatEmmanuel sails along at home in thewater and happy to be underway Iremember well all my feelings of trepi-dation at the start of this journey and amamazed at how different I feel now Injust 5 days we have sailed more than 300miles put our anchor down in newanchorages and crossed this lake twiceat night In some ways it seems a shamethat I have waited until now my 48thsummer before finding out I can do thisbut at least now I know My feeling ofsatisfaction is immense

By about 2 am Ray and I have spot-ted the light from Outer Island and westart to discuss what our plan will beWere not sure if we want to stop in theislands and get some sleep or continue onto Pikes Bay Our ETA for arriving atStockton is around 5 am and gettingback to Pikes Bay would take another 2hours Since we are already a day aheadof schedule we decide to stop in theislands and see if we get a chance to sail

that day We discuss various anchoragesand Ray advocates for some locationsthat are closer to where we enter theislands but I lobby vigorously for puttingthe hook down in Presque Bay onStockton I know the bay so making ourentrance in low light doesnt bother meWe postpone a decision until Jim andJolene are back on watch At 400 amRay wakes the next shift and when Jimand Jolene are on deck we discuss ouroptions Jim decides on Presque Isle Bayand we adjust our waypoint I head belowand curl up on the settee in the main salonsince I know we are due to arrive atStockton in about an hour I doze for a bitand then Jim is waking me to help withthe anchor Once on deck I can see thatthe skies have lightened considerably andfinding a place to put the hook down iseasy Once the anchor is set I head belowfor my bunk and am sound asleep by 520am We all sleep pretty sound until about9 am and then its time for coffee

It is a warm sunny day with clearskies and is a perfect day for just hangingout and taking it easy Breakfast is throwntogether from leftovers and Jolene doesdishwashing duty afterwards There is ageneral air of somnolence on board andthe slightly humid day does nothingmuch to shake us out of our torpor By

late afternoon a craving for pasta over-takes everyone on board so I whip up abatch of Pasta Puttanesca and we all eatbig platefuls of the stuff Of course thisfeast promotes more lying about in thewarm drowsy afternoon A few hourslater ZaBreNa hails us on channel 16 andwe find out she has just reached OuterIsland We invite her to stop by for snacksand the invitation is accepted quickly Iget busy in the galley again and pull outall the leftovers and throw them on platesand bowls By the time I am doneZaBreNa is in sight and Jolene and I tieon fenders and ready lines ZaBreNacomes alongside and we raft up withouttoo much fuss Our guests come aboardEmmanuel and we all have a chance totalk over the adventure we just had andshare stories about our crossing By earlyevening we know it is time to return toPikes Bay so we haul anchor reluctantlyand motor home in the fading light of alate summer day All of us changed for-ever by this experience

Sam Hounder is former Commodoreof Black Bear Yacht Club and still serveson the Board of Directors as SocialCzarina She and husband Jim have beensailing together for over 15 years Theykeep Emmanuel in Pikersquos Bay Marina inBayfield WI

26 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

ZaBreeNas Crew joins us for post cruise raft up at Presque Isle Bay

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 27

COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

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STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

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At about 1130 pm CT Jim calls forthe sails to be doused He fires up theYanmar and turns Emmanuel into thewind and Ray and I realize we are in forit The wind is screaming through the rig-ging and we are now bow on to seas thatare easily 6 feet I clip on my tether andmake my way forward I say a silentthank you to Jim because I am so gratefulwe had our new UK Stack Pak installedthis year Wrestling a 900 square footmainsail down the mast is never easy buthaving our Stack Pak makes collectingthe beast a lot easier However tonight itmeans I still have to go up the mastbecause the wind is keeping the head-board pinned about 10 feet above theboom Emmanuels bow is rising andfalling on the steep waves and I have adeath grip on her mast One particularlyviolent drop throws me backward whilefor one second my hands are busy tryingto undo the shackle on the headboard Igrab the mast in time but my heart ispounding In between the bucking andheaving I manage to pull the sail downthe rest of the way and stuff it in the Stackpak I climb down and make my wayback to the cockpit on shaky legs Just asI get back to the cockpit I hear a flappingnoise at the same time I hear a cry fromJolene I turn towards the bow and realizethat the headsails furler line had worked

its way loose and the jib is now unrollingRay jumps on the line and starts rollingthe sail back in but because of the pres-sure on the sail he cannot roll the last bitin and it is enough to pull the bow overSo this time both Ray and I clip back inand make our way forward with bungeesin hand On our knees we work on secur-ing the sail but every time the bow fallsRay and I go airborne which makes wrap-ping up the jib a challenge When it isfinally secure we both pause before head-ing back to the cockpit again and as Iwork my way down starboard I hear Raywhooping every time Emmanuel buriesher bow again The maniac is having agreat time Now that we are somewhatunder control Jim at the helm has tocarefully time turning Emmanuel off thewind to keep us from getting swampedOnce we have the wind behind us we flytoward the Grace Harbor entrance and bymidnight central we are in the lee ofCumberland Point We all take a deepbreath and I am starting to relax when Irealize that the shore around us looksreally rocky Luckily the full moon lightsour way somewhat but Ray and Jim arewatching the chartplotter intently Prettysoon Jim puts Ray on the helm and headsforward with a spotlight We are lookingfor the passage between WashingtonIsland and Grace Island and it seems that

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we are on the right course when trying tosneak through a narrow channel wezagged when we should have zigged andwe are aground I feel the dreaded bumpof hull on rock while I am on the bowstarting to pull the anchor rode out of theanchor locker I race back to the cockpitwhile uttering some very unladylikewords Of course I am frantic but Jim andRay are as calm as always I look at thedepth meter and see our depth is showingas 3 ft This causes another outburst fromme Jim instructs me firmly to sit downand be calm We are in no danger at themoment Bump bump Emmanuel bobsgently on the rocks we are sitting on Jimtakes the helm from Ray and tries to driveher off but no luck The wind is comingstraight on our nose and the shallowwater we are in is getting choppy Jimcontinues to try to work us loose but weare firmly stuck Even in the midst of myoverwhelming feeling of impendingdoom I cant help but notice how awe-somely beautiful this place is The moon-light paints the entire scene with a softsilvery glow that lets me see that we arestuck on the point of either Washington orBarnum Island The wind blows gentlyand the channel we are facing glitters inthe moonlight Jolene and I move as weare directed hoping our weight shift willhelp but it does not Jim and Ray talkabout putting the dinghy in to try to kedgeoff but after a bit Jim turns the helm overto Ray with instructions to drive it likeyou stole it By now the wind has pickedup a bit and Emmanuel is rising andfalling in the short waves Ray finds therhythm and throttles quickly when thewaves lift the bow slightly and all of thesudden we are free Jolene and I arewhooping and hollering and jumping upand down We run back to the cockpit andjump up and down some more and hugthe boys and then we are on our wayagain carefully Within about 2 boatlengths we are back in 60 feet of waterand Ray marvels aloud that its a stupidplace for a rock pile We quickly find ourway to a sheltered spot in about 16 feet ofwater behind Barnum Island and we getthe anchor down and set I sit on deck fora few minutes while the rest of the crew

heads below I can see that the shorelineis heavily wooded and the full moon castsits silvery light over our safe havenWhen I turn and look to starboard I cansee the channel opening to the lake butwe are quite protected I join the rest ofthe crew below and realize that it is nowabout 130 am and everyone is way toowired to sleep I make some hot cocoaand slice up some babka and pretty soonthe adrenaline wears off and everyone issleepy enough to head for bed I fall into

a deep sleep but wake after a couple ofhours because the wind has come up Ipad barefoot through the cabin and stickmy head out the companionway and seeIsle Royale at first light It is an overcastmorning and the wind has piped up butour anchorage is still fairly quiet so I goback to bed A couple of hours later Iwake again with another wind increaseand now its about 7 am I grab a jacketand the camera on my way to the cockpitAfter a few minutes Jim joins me and we

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Emmanuel at anchor in Malone Bay

talk quietly It has started raining but weare staying dry under the bimini We areboth awestruck by the scene around usThe channel to Windigo is visible as areGrace Island and Thompson Island

Pretty soon Ray and Jolene are upand we have a leisurely breakfast Bymid-morning we hear a hail fromZaBreNa and find out she is at Windigodock along with Montebelau Within ahalf hour we have the anchor up and aremotoring down Windigo channel Whenwe arrive we find space for Emmanuel onthe leeward side of the dock so Jimcoaches Ray on how to land her I throwa bowline to Bill who makes it snug onthe bollard and then Ray puts her inreverse which lets her stern swing over toland her gently against the dock We man-age to pull off this impressive bit of boathandling in front of a ferry full of passen-gers who I tell myself are suitablyimpressed We smile like we do this allthe time We spend the next hour or sochatting with Dick Joe and Bill fromMontebelau and with Dave Jim Bill andAl from ZaBreNa We trade stories aboutour crossing and what happened and whatwe did There is lots of laughter and whileeveryone is visiting I nip below and fill aplatter with brownies and cookies andtake it back up to the hungry crews Bylunchtime ZaBreNa and Montebelau castoff but we decide to stay the night Wespend the rest of the day exploringWindigo picking wild raspberries andthimbleberries and checking out the visi-tor center which is really cool It is a verymodern place and has lots of displays ofthe local fauna and vegetation There arefull scale displays of moose and wolfwhich I find fascinating There is also aFresnel lens which came from the Rockof Ages Lighthouse There is a largeselection of books and charts and Raybuys and makes me a present of a newchart of Isle Royale since mine is at homein the basement For dinner we have freshLake Superior whitefish fillets I placethe fillets on pieces of foil then drizzlethem with butter and sprinkle with saltand pepper I top them with slices of freshlemon These packets go on the grillalong with skewers of fresh vegetables I

have marinated in olive oil and herbs Itdoesnt take long for the feast to disap-pear After dinner Ray takes the dinghyout for a row and I wander the dock visit-ing with the neighbors Its funny but I geta lot of comments on Emmanuel since Iam talking mostly to fishing boats andsmall power cruisers We are easily thelargest vessel at the dock and peopleseem fascinated by her size Eventually Iend up sitting at the end of the dockdrinking coffee The evening light isbreathtakingly golden and the perfectlycalm waters of Windigo Harbor gleam inthe approaching dusk as nightfall comessoftly

On Sunday morning Jim decides weneed to top off the water tanks This turnsout to be quite an undertaking since itinvolves moving the boat borrowinghose and running it about 100 feet up ahill Jolene and I leave it to the men to fig-ure it out and we head to the showers towash our hair By the time we get backJim is satisfied that the tanks are full andsoon we are on our way Jim hands thehelm to Ray and then they discuss ourexit Ray keeps an eye on the chartplotterand Jolene reads the paper chart Jim andI are on bow watch and we sneak pastGrace and Washington Island I watchwith trepidation as we creep through 7-9

foot depths while passing some reallynasty looking boulders but we manageand soon we are out of the harbor androunding Cumberland Point There is aslight breeze so we hoist the main but itdies off within the hour so we are back tomotoring but it is no great penance for itis a another stunner of a day Clear blueskies lots of sun and very pleasant tempsThe lake has only a slight chop and man-ages to appear friendly as we motor northalong Isle Royales southern shore Ournext waypoint is Houghton Point and wehave it in sight by lunchtime We round itand soon find ourselves in Siskiwit BayLunch that day is my homemade chickensalad and we all eat in the cockpit and letOtto do the steering By now the breezehas freshened and we are flying alongwith the wind on our quarter on the mainonly while the crew happily eats lunch Acouple of chicken jibes later we arebeginning our approach to Malone BayJim is on the helm and Jolene calls out thecourse from the chart After locating andpassing through the first set of channelmarkers we turn to starboard and head forthe next set that will take us into MaloneBay After passing through the channelwe start to head to Malone Bay dock butit is already occupied so instead we makeour way to Malone Island The water is

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View from Siskiwit Lake Hiking trail looking toward Isle Royale Lighthouse

deep but we are able to creep in close toshore and get the anchor down in about15 feet of water Malone Island gives usexcellent protection for everything butnorthwest but with the wind blowingpretty steady out of the southeast we arequite comfortable Once the anchor isdown Jim lowers the dinghy off the davitsand we are ready to head to shore Oncewe leave the protection of Malone Islandwe get the full force of the 12-15 knotbreeze as we head for the Malone Baydock There is a one foot chop in the bayand Jim has his hands full not flipping thedinghy We all get a little wet but that isthe worst of it Once ashore we are able toquickly locate the trailhead to SiskiwitLake The well worn path takes us alongthe shore and then cuts to the right It isnot a long way and soon we are climbinga small hill and when we get to the top ofit there it is Siskiwit Lake a lake in themiddle of an island in the middle of alake We all stand there marveling at itThe shore is pebbly and the lake liesthere blue and peaceful in the afternoonsun We wander the shore and we takesome pictures A bit more exploring andwe find the Siskiwit River This littleriver tumbles out of Siskiwit Lake andruns cheerfully over a small waterfall Itwas a strange feeling to stand at the shoreof the river and look up to Siskiwit lakeThe elevation difference is quite markedand is a surprise to me

Eventually we wander back to thetrail and make our way to the dinghyAnother harey ride across the bay and weare back aboard Emmanuel By this timeit is late afternoon so I put together someappetizers to quiet the growling stom-achs I mix up my spicy pepper jam withcream cheese and we eat it on crackersand chips We all sit in the cockpit in thewarm sun and smile smugly at each otherOther than a couple of campers ashore wehave not seen another soul since we leftWindigo Harbor early that morningEverywhere we look is beauty that makesyou heart hurt and your throat tightenThat is until Jim decides its time to takea shower right off the stern The rest of usare too comfortable to move so we staywhere we are and Ray and Jolene care-

fully avert their eyes By the time Jim isdone with his shower everyone is yawn-ing so we all head for our bunks for ashort nap Dinner is late in the eveningand my marinated lamb chops grilled justuntil done and served with a reducedglaze of honey garlic and balsamic vine-gar and fresh green beans is a perfect endto a perfect day

Much later after the dishes are donewe dig out the charts and our cruisingguide and discuss our plans for the nextday We are planning to head for RockHarbor so Jim turns on the VHF andtunes in to NOAA to get the weatherRight about this time I decide to take aturn on deck to check our swing andanchor set As I step out into the cockpitthe scene before me is so beautiful I haveto sit down for a bit The moon is nowfully up and all around me is bright asday Tucked behind Malone Island we aresheltered from the big lake but we are justa short distance from the shore ofSiskiwit Bay With Emmanuels bowpointing almost due west as I sit in thecockpit I can see Ross and Fisher IslandsThe waters ofMalone Bay gleamin this frosted lightand I am happy tojust sit and watchJust then in themidst of this rever-ie a flash catchesmy eye I turn myhead quickly andsee that the north-west sky is filledwith lightningWhen I go belowagain Jim Ray andI discuss the fore-cast of expected15-25 knot windsout of the west towhich we are a bitexposed I updatethem on the weath-er and we bataround the idea ofsetting a secondanchor but decideto wait and see

what happens I have a fair amount ofconfidence in our Bruce and we haveplenty of swing room We all head for bedshortly after Banging thunder and a driv-ing rain wakes me at about 2 am We hadleft some hatches open for ventilation soJim and I hurriedly shut them and I headto the cockpit to rescue the Garmin chart-plotter After stowing it below I wait outthe storm and make myself some cocoa topass the time By 300 am it has blownitself out and I take my cocoa and mynew headlamp to the cockpit This thingmakes reading at night a breeze The airis balmy and with the passing of thestorm the skies are clear and the night isthick with stars Pretty soon Im yawningand I head back to bed for a few morehours of sleep

Monday morning dawns bright andclear but we can see by the chop inMalone Bay that the wind has piped upagain For breakfast that morning I makeJolene my double cinnamon French toastI soak thick slices of French bread in arich egg cream maple syrup cinnamonand butter mixture After soaking I grill

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the slices on the griddle and serve withwarm syrup and thick sliced bacon Whenbreakfast is done and the dishes arewashed its time to go Our destinationthis day is Rock Harbor which is about 30miles further up the south shore of IsleRoyale After warming up the diesel weget the anchor back on board and head forthe channel out of Malone Bay Onceclear we discuss our sail plan for the dayThe wind is really blowing and wealready have about two feet of chop Wedecide to go with a single reef in the mainand part of the jib rolled out Once hoist-ed we fall off to a starboard tack andbecause the wind is out of the southeastwe dont have a lot of sea room to allowus to sail lower than a close reach so wesettle in for the ride across Siskiwit BayIt is this kind of weather that shows whata stellar performer Emmanuel is underchallenging conditions As the miles slideby under her hull the wind and wavescontinue to build By lunchtime we are insome serious 6 footers and it is a hardslog but Emmanuel simply leans into itand shoulders her way through maintain-ing a respectable 7 plus knots Helm dutyrequires serious concentration and warmheadgear Even though the temps are eas-ily in the 60s it is chilly in the wind Byearly afternoon I head down to the galley

and dish up leftover pasta salad andchicken salad for lunch Apparently con-ditions have not dampened appetitessince it all quickly disappears Shortlyafter lunch we are approaching ChippewaHarbor and I easily spot the daymark forthe entrance and we know we dont havemuch farther to go An hour or so later weround Saginaw Point and are heading forMiddle Island Passage our entrance toRock Harbor About this time Jim fires upthe diesel to help our pointing so we dontlose a lot of ground The Yanmar is chug-ging happily along at cruising speedwhen suddenly the RPMs drop from theusual 2800 to about 1000 Jim and I lookat each and I shrug my shoulders Jimadvances the throttle again and a momentlater the RPMs come back up We makeit to Middle Island Passage and just as weenter Rock Harbor we spot Montebelauheading out We chat for a few momentson the VHF and wave good bye as theyhead out to Chippewa Harbor Just a fewminutes later the diesel does the samething The RPMs fall off and then comeback up It happens twice more during thethree miles we travel to Rock Harbormarina and it leaves Jim and I feelingsomewhat spooked

The first thing we do is stop at thegas dock to top off fuel (diesel is over $6a gallon) pump out the holding tankand arrange for an overnight slip Whilethe boys are taking care of these thingsJolene and I hop off and head for thebathrooms When we come back I walk aways down to check out what slip I wantWhile a few of the slips have the length toaccommodate Emmanuel I am worriedabout the depth I finally find one with aport side tie up and I go back to tell JimI am happy to see that we are just twoslips away from Dan on Seahawk Wehad last seen Dan and his crew atWindigo on Saturday We exchange hel-los and chat for a few minutes

Within a short while Emmanuel istucked up safely in her slip and Ray andJolene decide to head out to do someexploring They take the dinghy and headover to Raspberry Island Jim and I stayon board and spend some time relaxingShortly after Ray and Jolene leave we are

surprised to see ZaBreNa pull into the gasdock so we head over for a quick visitDave and his crew are planning on spend-ing the night in Tobin Harbor but weagree to touch base in the morning beforeheading out By the time Ray and Jolenecome back it is time for appetizers whichwe eat on shore while we enjoy the love-ly evening Finally I throw some steakson the grill and sauteacute some mushrooms inbutter Along with the big juicy stripsteaks we have fresh cruditeacutes and breadwarm from Emmanuels oven This feastrequires the four of us to take a walkdown to the Rock Harbor Lodge after weclean our plates It is easy to see that allthe guests must have a fabulous view Wecheck out the gift shop peek in somewindows and pretty soon wander back toEmmanuel It is another beautiful eveningand the tranquil basin that is Rock Harborgleams pearl like in the early eveningThe air is soft and is lightly cool againstmy skin When we get back to the boatwe debate the idea of showering on shorebut the thought of paying $6 for a 5minute shower leaves us all opting forwash ups on board All the fresh air andsailing has worn Jolene out and shecrawls into her bunk early Jim Ray and Istay up longer for coffee and dessert andwe discuss the days events including thediesel problem It seems reasonable toassume that the problem may be gunk inthe fuel filter and decide that will be thefirst place we look in the morning

Tuesday morning is warm andsunny Since I always sleep sounder whenwe are in harbor it is after 8 am before Istumble out and the rest of the crew is upalready Jim and Ray are just comingback from Tobin Harbor where theyhiked over to see if ZaBreNa was thereShe was not so they try to raise her on theVHF but no luck Thankfully Jolene hasthe coffee made and I huddle with my cupuntil my sleep fogged brain clears Aquick breakfast and it is time to get towork We pull the engine cover off andwith me reading the diagram out of theservice manual we locate the fuel filterOnce it is removed we pour its contentsinto a jug and find that about half of it issludge Next we locate the Racor filter

Breakfast in Emmanuels cabin

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and clean that also and then we discoverthe sealing O-ring is bad Ray and Jimexchange looks wondering where are wegoing to get parts I disappear into theport aft cabin and reappear moments laterwith a new filter and a new O ring fromthe spare parts kit I laid in before we leftFor a brief moment I am heralded as thebest provisioner of all time With all newparts installed Jim steps confidentially tothe helm and turns the key The Yanmarcranks hopefully but that is all and prettysoon the starter is starting to lag becausethe start battery is being depleted Aroundthis time our friend Dan from Seahawkstrolls down the dock and suggests we trypriming the new fuel filter The guys grinsheepishly Apparently this is a man thingthey are supposed to know The filter getsprimed and more cranking and now thestart battery is dangerously low We takea short break and Ray heads to the bath-room where a chance conversation giveshim the answer we need Soon he is backand tells Jim that the air needs to be bledout of the fuel line Before we can do thatthough Jim and I hoist one of the housebatteries out of its locker and move it tothe companionway where it is connectedto the start battery using the batterycables Dan loaned us The Yanmar serv-ice manual guides us through the process

and once the lines are bled I turn the keyand Yanmar busts into life and chugs hap-pily away A cheer goes up from the crewof Emmanuel which is echoed by a victo-ry blast from Seahawk By this time it isafter 12 noon and we are anxious to be onour way Soon we are slipping our linesand with a last wave to Seahawk andthank you call on the VHF we quicklyleave Rock Harbor behind As we exitMiddle Island passage we find the windsare about 15 knots ESE with seas of 1-2

feet We decide on a double reefed mainand we roll out a small amount of jibPretty soon we are flying along runningdown the shore of Isle Royale Our planas we pass Saginaw Point again is to sailfor as long as we can and keep an eye onthe weather We decide that if the windsdie off by the time we get to the southerntip of the island we will duck intoWashington Harbor for the night If thewind is forecast to stay up we will sail tothe islands tonight

Shortly after this we pass theentrance to Chippewa Harbor and aresurprised by a hail from ZaBreNa Theyare tucked into Chippewa and were hik-ing to the overlook when they spotted usflying past We urge them to join us butthey have decided to wait until eveningbefore making for the islands We plan arendezvous at Stockton and we continueon our way By 515 pm we are about10 miles from Grace Harbor Jim andRay have been listening to NOAA andthey are happy with the wind forecast sowe decide we will continue on

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Phone 715-779-5025Off Season Call John

715-779-3687 or 715-209-1041Roys Point Marina - Bayf ield WI

Arriving at Malone Dock in Siskiwit Bay

Please email all Calendar items to infosailingbreezescom or mail to Northern Breezes 3949 Winnetka Ave NMinneapolis MN 55427 fax to 763-542-8998 Please include event date(s) locationand a contact name and phone number Eventnotices are subject to space restriction

Aug 2-6 - LOWISA 45 Regatta - Lakeof the Woods MN Visitwwwlowisaorg for more info

Aug 4-8 - T-10 North AmericanChampionship- Bayview Yacht ClubDetroit MI Visit wwwussailingorg formore info

Aug 6-8 - I-LYA Bay Week Regatta -Put-in-Bay Yacht Club Put-in-BayOH Visit wwwi-lyaorg for more info

Aug 6-9 - 19th Annual NorthAmerican Challenge Cup - ChicagoYacht Club Chicago IL Visitwwwchicagoyachtcluborg for moreinfo

Aug 8-9 - Al Henning MemorialRegatta - Racine Yacht Club RacineWI Visit wwwracineyachtcluborg formore info

Aug 8-13 - 2010 CatamaranChampionship (NACRA amp NorthAmerican Formula 18 Championshipsand F16 Great Lakes Championship)Racine Yacht Club Racine WI VisitwwwcrawsailingnetRacine2010 formore info

Aug 12-15 - Baylake Bank Tall ShipsFestival - Green Bay WI Visitwwwtallshipgreenbaycom for info

August 2010

Aug 13 - Clipper Cup Yacht Race -Harbour Towne Yacht Club MuskegonMI to Port Washington WI Visitwwwclippercupcom for more infoContact Phil Schneider 616-459-7474clippercupgmailcomAug 14-16 - Leech Lake Regatta 39 -Shores of Leech Lake Yacht ClubLeech Lake MN Visit wwwshore-sofleechlakecom for more infoAug 19-21 - 2010 S2 79 ClassChampionship Regatta -Racine Yacht Club Racine WI Visitwwwracineyachtcluborg for more infoAug 20-22 - Offshore Verve Cup -Chicago Yacht Club Chicago IL Visitwwwchicagoyachtcluborg for moreinfoAug 24-29 - Tall Ships Chicago -Chicago IL Visit wwwnavypiercomtallshipschicago for more infoAug 27-28 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -Columbia Yacht Club Chicago ILVisit wwwleukemiacuporgil for moreinfoAug 27-29 ndash Holder 20 One DesignNationals ndash Shorewood Yacht ClubExcelsior MN wwwholder20comContact Tim Carlson 952-693-6089Aug 27-Sept 1 - US SAILINGs RolexInternational Womens KeelboatChampionship - J22 - RochesterYacht Club Rochester NY Visitwwwussailingorg for more infoAug 28 - MS Cup ndash Minnetonka YachtClub MN Visit wwwmscuporg formore info

Sept 2 - LeeMurdock -Superior in SongFolk Songs fromthe Age of Sail andSteam St LouisCounty HistoricalMuseum DuluthMN 218-733-7568

Sept 3 - LeeMurdock - SplitRock Lighthouse100 Year AnnivConcerts

September 2010

Two Harbors MN Contact 218-226-6372 splitrock at mnhsorg

Sept 3-5 - Labor Day Regatta- StCroix Sailing Club Hudson WI Visitwwwstcroixsailingcom for more info

Sept 4-5 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -Port Huron Yacht Club Port HuronMI Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmi formore info

Sept 8-12 - Buddy Melges Challenge -US Sailing Center Sheboygan WIVisitwwwussailingcentersheboyganorgfor more info

Sept 10-12 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -Awareness and charity fundraiserWhite Bear Lake MN Visitwwwleukemiacuporgmn or call JaredNielsen at 763-852-3004 for more info

Sept 15-18 - J105 North AmericanChampionship - Chicago Yacht ClubChicago IL Visit wwwj105org

Sept 15-19 - US Match RacingChampionship for the Prince of WalesBowl Ultimate 20s Bayview YachtClub Detroit MI Visit wwwussailingorg for more info

Sept 23-26 - US Mens and WomensSailing Championships - Sonars-Mens - Lightnings-Womens - SailSheboygan Sheboygan WI Visitwwwussailingorg for more info

Sept 30-Oct 3 - US Team RacingChampionship - Vanguard 15 - SeattleYacht Club Seattle WA Visitwwwussailingorg for more info

Oct 2ndash Octoberfest Pursuit ndash LakeCity Yacht Club Lake City MNwwwlakecityyachtclubcom ContactKirk Severson 507-254-6644

Oct 2-3 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -North Star Sail Club HarrisonTownship MI Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmi for moreinfo

Oct 7-11 - 41st Annual United StatesSailboat Show - Annapolis MD Theworldrsquos largest in-water sailboat showSeminars clothing amp accessories boatsof all sizes Visit wwwusboatcom

October 2010

14 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

Calendar of Events

Seaworthy the newsletter fromBoatUS that helps boaters and

anglers prevent damage to their vesselslooked into some of the more commonreasons for on-the-water boat troublesthat occur mid-season

ldquoPreventive maintenance will helpyou avoid the headaches and keep yourcrew or fishing buddies comfortable andsaferdquo says Seaworthy Editor BobAdriance ldquoSo going over the boatrsquos sys-tems in the spring is very important Butnow after a couple months of use itrsquostime to look at things again A midsum-mer check-up will ensure you make itback to home port without a problemrdquo

Here are some midsummermaintenance tips for bothpower and sailboats

bull Through-hulls Make a thoroughcheck around any below-the-waterlinehole or opening Check all through-hullsfor leaks and cycle seacocks to ensurethey close properly If itrsquos hard to movethe handle make a note to service it nexttime the boat is out of the water Anyhose clamps should be tight and hoseends secure A bilge pump cycle counteris a simple upgrade and the best earlywarning system that unwanted water iscoming aboard

bull Engine belts For inboard engineslook in areas near the belts checking forevidence of black dust mdash a sure sign thatengine pulleys need to be realigned andthe belt replaced Push on the longest runof the belt mdash it should not deflect morethan one half inch

bull Engine hoses Squeeze coolant andfuel hoses with your hands looking forsoftness cracks or bulges Replace anythat are suspect Wiggle the ends toensure they are secure and inspect for anypossible chafing issues in the enginecompartment

bull Sterndrives Inspect the folds in thebellows and replace if they show signsof cracking

bull Sacrificial zincs and anodes Awasted zinc is a sure sign of trouble pos-sibly stray current at the dock Ensure allzincs are no less than half gone mdash andreplace them now if they are

bull Control cables Look for chafe splitsor swelling of the plastic jacket mdash a suresign the cable needs replacement

bull Outboard engine mounts Smallerengines can sometimes vibrate loose sore-tighten clamps and ensure the cut-offswitch is operable

bull Hydraulic steering system and trimtabs Ensure reservoirs are full If youhave to add fluid there is leak that mustbe fixed immediately

bull Batteries and electrical systemDead batteries are often nothing morethan corroded connections mdash sandpapercan easily clean them up With conven-tional batteries check water levels andadd if necessary Inspect cables andwiring for chafe especially whereverthey may pass through a bulkhead

bull Shorepower cable Look for burnmarks on the plug ends and the connec-tion to the boat Replace both the plugand receptacle immediately if you find any

bull Head If your boat has a flushing toi-let and its handle is getting hard to oper-ate yoursquove likely got calcium buildupPour a cup of vinegar into bowl pumpingonly once or twice Let it sit for one nightbefore flushing with one-fourth cup ofmineral oil

bull On deck Old stiff or chafed docklines should be replaced Also checkanchor line and chain shackles and any splices

bull Sailboats only Look for any brokenstrands on standing rigging You can findthem by running a loose rag up the rig-ging which will snag on any brokenends Cracked swages are an indicator forimmediate replacement Contact a riggerif you suspect a problem Running rig-ging also needs to be looked at mdash espe-cially the roller furling line

bull Trailers Inspect bearings and ensurethey are well packed with greaseHydraulic brake reservoirs should be fullLastly check the tires for wear and ensurelugs are tight

More checklists are also available athttpwwwBoatUScomfreebies

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My favorite rule of thumb and onethat I have used with great success

many times is to sail the longer tackfirst This is a simple nearly foolproofguideline that is easy to use and oftencomes with great results

When youre racing upwind thelonger tack is the one on which you mustspend more time to get from where youare to the windward mark There aremany reasons why one tack may belonger than the other Most often thishappens because you have sailed awayfrom the middle of the course

For example if you sail toward theleft side of the beat you might have 4minutes left on starboard tack and 8 min-utes left on port tack before reaching thewindward mark In that case port is obvi-ously the longer tack Other reasons forunequal tacks include windshifts a cross-current and a windward mark that wasnot set to windward

16 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

Rule of Thumb Sail the longer tack firstby David Dellenbaugh

The longer tack is the one on whichyour bow is pointing closer to the wind-ward mark Sometimes it is easy to judgethis by looking at where other boats arepointing on each tack If you have instru-ments or even a compass you can calcu-late the longer tack mathematically

Besides figuring out which tack islonger its important to know roughlyhow much longer it is than the other tackFor example will you have to spend 10minutes on one tack and 2 minutes on theother Or just 7 minutes on one tack and6 on the other

The more skewed the tacks the morecritical it becomes to sail on the tack thatis longer If one tack is much longer thereis a high probability that it will be betterto get on that tack right away But if thetacks are very close in length (which isprobably the case if you have a hard timefiguring out which tack is longer) theremay be no advantage in sailing one tackjust because its a little longer

Playing the odds

Sailing the longer tack first is agood rule of thumb when you arenot sure which way the wind willshift next The longer tack takesyou away from the layline andgives you a better chance of gain-ing if you get a windshift beforeyou reach the windward mark

The benefits of this strategy are greatest when the following condi-tions exist

1) The distance you must sail on one tack is substantially longerthan the distance remaining on the other tack For example if you have7 minutes to sail on starboard tack and only 2 on port (A) its very like-ly that sailing the longer tack first will be better But if you are closer tothe middle of the course with 4 minutes to sail on one tack and 3 min-utes on the other (B) there may not be much advantage in sailing thelonger tack first

2) You are fairly far from the mark The closer you are to the mark(C) the less of an advantage youll get from sailing the longer tack firstThats because the wind is less likely to shift during the short time beforeyou round the mark In this case its often best to minimize the numberof tacks you make and to position yourself ideally relative to the boatsaround you

When and why this worksSailing the longer tack first is a rule ofthumb that works most of the timeHowever like all such guidelines it is notmeant to be a replacement for figuringout what the wind is doing and makingyour own strategic plan to handle the par-ticular wind conditions you are facingFor example if its light air and you seemore pressure to the left you shouldprobably sail that direction on starboardtack even if port tack is a lot longer

However when you are not so sureabout what the wind will do next (and thisis the case even for top sailors much ofthe time) then you can rely on rules ofthumb like sail the longer tack first Thisprinciple works because when the windmight shift in either direction its better tostay away from the layline By sailing thelonger tack first you head toward themiddle of the beat rather than the closerlayline

Over the course of many races in thepast this strategy has proven to workmore often than not In other words itgives you a higher probability of successwhich is very important when you are try-ing to minimize your exposure to risk

The probability that this rule ofthumb will work goes up as a) the tacksbecome more uneven and b) you are far-ther from the mark (see ldquoPlaying theoddsrdquo) If you are quite far from the wind-ward mark and the tacks are quiteskewed it is very urgent to sail on thelonger tack

Note that if you have a cross-current(a current the runs perpendicular to thewind) this will often make one tacklonger than the other sometimes by quitea bit In that case it may be better to sailthe up-current tack first This is notbecause there is any inherent advantageto being up-current - it just keeps youcloser to the middle of the course whichis better when youre not sure what willhappen next with the wind

Dave publishes the newsletterSpeed amp Smarts For a subscriptioncall 800-356-2200 or go to

wwwspeedandsmartscom

Corollary Sail the longer jibe firstFor the same reasons that you should normally sail the longer tack first on a beat youshould also sail the longer jibe first on a run Getting to the downwind layline too earlyhas all the same problems - the risk of sailing extra distance possible bad air and theinability to play future windshifts (when youre not sure what the wind will do)

In fact this rule of thumb may be even more important on runs than beats becauseits easier to overstand downwind Most boats have narrower jibing angles than tackingangles (right) so when you round the windward mark you are already closer to a lay-line All you need is a slight skew in the course a windshift pressure increase or a cross-current and youll be at layline before you know it

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 17

LEFT Even a small increase in wind velocity can have a largeimpact on your downwind angles Therefore you have toallow for this when positioning yourself on the run If youget too close to a layline and get a puff you will be over-standing the leeward mark

RIGHT Boats with symmetrical spinnakerstypically have narrower jibing angles than

tacking angles in almost every windvelocity So its easier to get to a

downwind layline especially inbreeze when the jibing angle

is very small

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We alter course to a heading of 171degrees which gives us an ETA at OuterIsland at 0400 We discuss watches andRay and I volunteer to take the 1600-2000 and the 1200 to 0400 watch Sincewe are about an hour into Jim andJolenes break I head below and heat upsome leftover stew for them before theyhead off watch Pretty soon it is just Rayand I in the cockpit Emmanuel is on Ottoand the conversation ranges far and wideThe day is moving slowly towardsevening and the sky is now streaked withthe pink and lavender shades of a summersunset The wind has leveled off and ourcourse has it placed solidly on our hip sowe shake the reef out of the main andunroll the rest of the jib The extra poweris helpful because the quartering seashave increased steadily and are now over4 feet I find that watching the steady andpowerful rhythm of the waves is deeplyhypnotic They are large impatient beastsand when they meet Emmanuels sleekhull they surge and seem to seek a way toclaim her when they cannot they rollunder her stern and rush around her bowand like grumpy old men who are inter-fered with mumble bitterly to themselvesas they continue on their way

When Ray comes back on deck herigs the radar deflector and I help himhoist it high in the rigging After that I gobelow and make some hot cocoa whichRay and I share along with our dwindlingsupply of seasick cookies Their abun-dance of ginger helps with queasinesswhen the seas are this rolly Emmanuel isstill sailing well and is maintainingspeeds of 7-8 knots For the next hour or

so we talk in a desultory fashion and Iwatch as dusk approaches slowly Atabout 750 I head below and shake Joleneand Jim out of their bunks By the timethey stumble up on deck they are happyto see the pot of fresh coffee ready forthem After shift turn over Ray and I headbelow and Ray disappears into his cabinI decide a thermos of hot soup would begood for the crew on watch so I get a potof tomato soup heating on the stoveBecause of the quartering seas it is stillrolly so I need the pot holders to hold thepan on the gimbaled stove Once the soupis hot I pick it up in both hands I have thethermos standing in the sink but now Irealize I have a problem with the transferThe soup does not pour well from the panespecially when I am aiming for an open-ing jus t a little larger than an inch I knowI have a funnel somewhere but I cannotset the pan down for fear of it spilling(fiddles not withstanding) while I searchfor it I finally resign myself to the factthat I am going to lose some and take mybest shot After cleaning all the soup outof the sink I head to my bunk

Its a little strange being in the V-berth while we are underway I havenever slept on Emmanuel except whenwe are at anchor or docked While there isa certain amount of noise from the water

Isle Royale - Continued from page 13

Lighthouse at Rock Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

Jim gets ready to stand his watch on our way back to Pikes Bay

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 25

rushing past the hull it is actually a sooth-ing sound I wedge myself crossways intothe V-berth but since we are not heelingand the rolling motion is more pro-nounced in the stern I am very comfort-able I read for a while and then I dozeoff All too soon Jolene is waking me upfor my next shift I put all my layers ofclothes back on including my harness andtether and head for the cockpit It is abeautiful night but the wind has easedsome so Jim has started the diesel tomaintain our speed but the sails are stillup Jim and Jolenes watch was unevent-ful except for a couple of freighters thathave just shown up on the screen Againit is Ray and I and the moonlit night Wecan see lights on the far north shore andwe are pretty sure we are seeing the lightsof Grand Marais I keep an eye on thefreighters on our screen and it soonbecomes obvious they will pass wellastern of us so I relax just a bit

I have the helm by myself for a bitwhile Ray is below and it is a huge feel-ing It is a magnificent feeling-being atthe helm of a boat like Emmanuel andsailing across this lake The full moon isstill with us and lights our way The onlysounds are those of wind water and boatEmmanuel sails along at home in thewater and happy to be underway Iremember well all my feelings of trepi-dation at the start of this journey and amamazed at how different I feel now Injust 5 days we have sailed more than 300miles put our anchor down in newanchorages and crossed this lake twiceat night In some ways it seems a shamethat I have waited until now my 48thsummer before finding out I can do thisbut at least now I know My feeling ofsatisfaction is immense

By about 2 am Ray and I have spot-ted the light from Outer Island and westart to discuss what our plan will beWere not sure if we want to stop in theislands and get some sleep or continue onto Pikes Bay Our ETA for arriving atStockton is around 5 am and gettingback to Pikes Bay would take another 2hours Since we are already a day aheadof schedule we decide to stop in theislands and see if we get a chance to sail

that day We discuss various anchoragesand Ray advocates for some locationsthat are closer to where we enter theislands but I lobby vigorously for puttingthe hook down in Presque Bay onStockton I know the bay so making ourentrance in low light doesnt bother meWe postpone a decision until Jim andJolene are back on watch At 400 amRay wakes the next shift and when Jimand Jolene are on deck we discuss ouroptions Jim decides on Presque Isle Bayand we adjust our waypoint I head belowand curl up on the settee in the main salonsince I know we are due to arrive atStockton in about an hour I doze for a bitand then Jim is waking me to help withthe anchor Once on deck I can see thatthe skies have lightened considerably andfinding a place to put the hook down iseasy Once the anchor is set I head belowfor my bunk and am sound asleep by 520am We all sleep pretty sound until about9 am and then its time for coffee

It is a warm sunny day with clearskies and is a perfect day for just hangingout and taking it easy Breakfast is throwntogether from leftovers and Jolene doesdishwashing duty afterwards There is ageneral air of somnolence on board andthe slightly humid day does nothingmuch to shake us out of our torpor By

late afternoon a craving for pasta over-takes everyone on board so I whip up abatch of Pasta Puttanesca and we all eatbig platefuls of the stuff Of course thisfeast promotes more lying about in thewarm drowsy afternoon A few hourslater ZaBreNa hails us on channel 16 andwe find out she has just reached OuterIsland We invite her to stop by for snacksand the invitation is accepted quickly Iget busy in the galley again and pull outall the leftovers and throw them on platesand bowls By the time I am doneZaBreNa is in sight and Jolene and I tieon fenders and ready lines ZaBreNacomes alongside and we raft up withouttoo much fuss Our guests come aboardEmmanuel and we all have a chance totalk over the adventure we just had andshare stories about our crossing By earlyevening we know it is time to return toPikes Bay so we haul anchor reluctantlyand motor home in the fading light of alate summer day All of us changed for-ever by this experience

Sam Hounder is former Commodoreof Black Bear Yacht Club and still serveson the Board of Directors as SocialCzarina She and husband Jim have beensailing together for over 15 years Theykeep Emmanuel in Pikersquos Bay Marina inBayfield WI

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ZaBreeNas Crew joins us for post cruise raft up at Presque Isle Bay

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 27

COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

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El Encierro (above) and Cut Throat (below) at the 10th Annual ADA RegattaPhotos by J H Peterson

STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

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Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

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we are on the right course when trying tosneak through a narrow channel wezagged when we should have zigged andwe are aground I feel the dreaded bumpof hull on rock while I am on the bowstarting to pull the anchor rode out of theanchor locker I race back to the cockpitwhile uttering some very unladylikewords Of course I am frantic but Jim andRay are as calm as always I look at thedepth meter and see our depth is showingas 3 ft This causes another outburst fromme Jim instructs me firmly to sit downand be calm We are in no danger at themoment Bump bump Emmanuel bobsgently on the rocks we are sitting on Jimtakes the helm from Ray and tries to driveher off but no luck The wind is comingstraight on our nose and the shallowwater we are in is getting choppy Jimcontinues to try to work us loose but weare firmly stuck Even in the midst of myoverwhelming feeling of impendingdoom I cant help but notice how awe-somely beautiful this place is The moon-light paints the entire scene with a softsilvery glow that lets me see that we arestuck on the point of either Washington orBarnum Island The wind blows gentlyand the channel we are facing glitters inthe moonlight Jolene and I move as weare directed hoping our weight shift willhelp but it does not Jim and Ray talkabout putting the dinghy in to try to kedgeoff but after a bit Jim turns the helm overto Ray with instructions to drive it likeyou stole it By now the wind has pickedup a bit and Emmanuel is rising andfalling in the short waves Ray finds therhythm and throttles quickly when thewaves lift the bow slightly and all of thesudden we are free Jolene and I arewhooping and hollering and jumping upand down We run back to the cockpit andjump up and down some more and hugthe boys and then we are on our wayagain carefully Within about 2 boatlengths we are back in 60 feet of waterand Ray marvels aloud that its a stupidplace for a rock pile We quickly find ourway to a sheltered spot in about 16 feet ofwater behind Barnum Island and we getthe anchor down and set I sit on deck fora few minutes while the rest of the crew

heads below I can see that the shorelineis heavily wooded and the full moon castsits silvery light over our safe havenWhen I turn and look to starboard I cansee the channel opening to the lake butwe are quite protected I join the rest ofthe crew below and realize that it is nowabout 130 am and everyone is way toowired to sleep I make some hot cocoaand slice up some babka and pretty soonthe adrenaline wears off and everyone issleepy enough to head for bed I fall into

a deep sleep but wake after a couple ofhours because the wind has come up Ipad barefoot through the cabin and stickmy head out the companionway and seeIsle Royale at first light It is an overcastmorning and the wind has piped up butour anchorage is still fairly quiet so I goback to bed A couple of hours later Iwake again with another wind increaseand now its about 7 am I grab a jacketand the camera on my way to the cockpitAfter a few minutes Jim joins me and we

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Emmanuel at anchor in Malone Bay

talk quietly It has started raining but weare staying dry under the bimini We areboth awestruck by the scene around usThe channel to Windigo is visible as areGrace Island and Thompson Island

Pretty soon Ray and Jolene are upand we have a leisurely breakfast Bymid-morning we hear a hail fromZaBreNa and find out she is at Windigodock along with Montebelau Within ahalf hour we have the anchor up and aremotoring down Windigo channel Whenwe arrive we find space for Emmanuel onthe leeward side of the dock so Jimcoaches Ray on how to land her I throwa bowline to Bill who makes it snug onthe bollard and then Ray puts her inreverse which lets her stern swing over toland her gently against the dock We man-age to pull off this impressive bit of boathandling in front of a ferry full of passen-gers who I tell myself are suitablyimpressed We smile like we do this allthe time We spend the next hour or sochatting with Dick Joe and Bill fromMontebelau and with Dave Jim Bill andAl from ZaBreNa We trade stories aboutour crossing and what happened and whatwe did There is lots of laughter and whileeveryone is visiting I nip below and fill aplatter with brownies and cookies andtake it back up to the hungry crews Bylunchtime ZaBreNa and Montebelau castoff but we decide to stay the night Wespend the rest of the day exploringWindigo picking wild raspberries andthimbleberries and checking out the visi-tor center which is really cool It is a verymodern place and has lots of displays ofthe local fauna and vegetation There arefull scale displays of moose and wolfwhich I find fascinating There is also aFresnel lens which came from the Rockof Ages Lighthouse There is a largeselection of books and charts and Raybuys and makes me a present of a newchart of Isle Royale since mine is at homein the basement For dinner we have freshLake Superior whitefish fillets I placethe fillets on pieces of foil then drizzlethem with butter and sprinkle with saltand pepper I top them with slices of freshlemon These packets go on the grillalong with skewers of fresh vegetables I

have marinated in olive oil and herbs Itdoesnt take long for the feast to disap-pear After dinner Ray takes the dinghyout for a row and I wander the dock visit-ing with the neighbors Its funny but I geta lot of comments on Emmanuel since Iam talking mostly to fishing boats andsmall power cruisers We are easily thelargest vessel at the dock and peopleseem fascinated by her size Eventually Iend up sitting at the end of the dockdrinking coffee The evening light isbreathtakingly golden and the perfectlycalm waters of Windigo Harbor gleam inthe approaching dusk as nightfall comessoftly

On Sunday morning Jim decides weneed to top off the water tanks This turnsout to be quite an undertaking since itinvolves moving the boat borrowinghose and running it about 100 feet up ahill Jolene and I leave it to the men to fig-ure it out and we head to the showers towash our hair By the time we get backJim is satisfied that the tanks are full andsoon we are on our way Jim hands thehelm to Ray and then they discuss ourexit Ray keeps an eye on the chartplotterand Jolene reads the paper chart Jim andI are on bow watch and we sneak pastGrace and Washington Island I watchwith trepidation as we creep through 7-9

foot depths while passing some reallynasty looking boulders but we manageand soon we are out of the harbor androunding Cumberland Point There is aslight breeze so we hoist the main but itdies off within the hour so we are back tomotoring but it is no great penance for itis a another stunner of a day Clear blueskies lots of sun and very pleasant tempsThe lake has only a slight chop and man-ages to appear friendly as we motor northalong Isle Royales southern shore Ournext waypoint is Houghton Point and wehave it in sight by lunchtime We round itand soon find ourselves in Siskiwit BayLunch that day is my homemade chickensalad and we all eat in the cockpit and letOtto do the steering By now the breezehas freshened and we are flying alongwith the wind on our quarter on the mainonly while the crew happily eats lunch Acouple of chicken jibes later we arebeginning our approach to Malone BayJim is on the helm and Jolene calls out thecourse from the chart After locating andpassing through the first set of channelmarkers we turn to starboard and head forthe next set that will take us into MaloneBay After passing through the channelwe start to head to Malone Bay dock butit is already occupied so instead we makeour way to Malone Island The water is

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View from Siskiwit Lake Hiking trail looking toward Isle Royale Lighthouse

deep but we are able to creep in close toshore and get the anchor down in about15 feet of water Malone Island gives usexcellent protection for everything butnorthwest but with the wind blowingpretty steady out of the southeast we arequite comfortable Once the anchor isdown Jim lowers the dinghy off the davitsand we are ready to head to shore Oncewe leave the protection of Malone Islandwe get the full force of the 12-15 knotbreeze as we head for the Malone Baydock There is a one foot chop in the bayand Jim has his hands full not flipping thedinghy We all get a little wet but that isthe worst of it Once ashore we are able toquickly locate the trailhead to SiskiwitLake The well worn path takes us alongthe shore and then cuts to the right It isnot a long way and soon we are climbinga small hill and when we get to the top ofit there it is Siskiwit Lake a lake in themiddle of an island in the middle of alake We all stand there marveling at itThe shore is pebbly and the lake liesthere blue and peaceful in the afternoonsun We wander the shore and we takesome pictures A bit more exploring andwe find the Siskiwit River This littleriver tumbles out of Siskiwit Lake andruns cheerfully over a small waterfall Itwas a strange feeling to stand at the shoreof the river and look up to Siskiwit lakeThe elevation difference is quite markedand is a surprise to me

Eventually we wander back to thetrail and make our way to the dinghyAnother harey ride across the bay and weare back aboard Emmanuel By this timeit is late afternoon so I put together someappetizers to quiet the growling stom-achs I mix up my spicy pepper jam withcream cheese and we eat it on crackersand chips We all sit in the cockpit in thewarm sun and smile smugly at each otherOther than a couple of campers ashore wehave not seen another soul since we leftWindigo Harbor early that morningEverywhere we look is beauty that makesyou heart hurt and your throat tightenThat is until Jim decides its time to takea shower right off the stern The rest of usare too comfortable to move so we staywhere we are and Ray and Jolene care-

fully avert their eyes By the time Jim isdone with his shower everyone is yawn-ing so we all head for our bunks for ashort nap Dinner is late in the eveningand my marinated lamb chops grilled justuntil done and served with a reducedglaze of honey garlic and balsamic vine-gar and fresh green beans is a perfect endto a perfect day

Much later after the dishes are donewe dig out the charts and our cruisingguide and discuss our plans for the nextday We are planning to head for RockHarbor so Jim turns on the VHF andtunes in to NOAA to get the weatherRight about this time I decide to take aturn on deck to check our swing andanchor set As I step out into the cockpitthe scene before me is so beautiful I haveto sit down for a bit The moon is nowfully up and all around me is bright asday Tucked behind Malone Island we aresheltered from the big lake but we are justa short distance from the shore ofSiskiwit Bay With Emmanuels bowpointing almost due west as I sit in thecockpit I can see Ross and Fisher IslandsThe waters ofMalone Bay gleamin this frosted lightand I am happy tojust sit and watchJust then in themidst of this rever-ie a flash catchesmy eye I turn myhead quickly andsee that the north-west sky is filledwith lightningWhen I go belowagain Jim Ray andI discuss the fore-cast of expected15-25 knot windsout of the west towhich we are a bitexposed I updatethem on the weath-er and we bataround the idea ofsetting a secondanchor but decideto wait and see

what happens I have a fair amount ofconfidence in our Bruce and we haveplenty of swing room We all head for bedshortly after Banging thunder and a driv-ing rain wakes me at about 2 am We hadleft some hatches open for ventilation soJim and I hurriedly shut them and I headto the cockpit to rescue the Garmin chart-plotter After stowing it below I wait outthe storm and make myself some cocoa topass the time By 300 am it has blownitself out and I take my cocoa and mynew headlamp to the cockpit This thingmakes reading at night a breeze The airis balmy and with the passing of thestorm the skies are clear and the night isthick with stars Pretty soon Im yawningand I head back to bed for a few morehours of sleep

Monday morning dawns bright andclear but we can see by the chop inMalone Bay that the wind has piped upagain For breakfast that morning I makeJolene my double cinnamon French toastI soak thick slices of French bread in arich egg cream maple syrup cinnamonand butter mixture After soaking I grill

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the slices on the griddle and serve withwarm syrup and thick sliced bacon Whenbreakfast is done and the dishes arewashed its time to go Our destinationthis day is Rock Harbor which is about 30miles further up the south shore of IsleRoyale After warming up the diesel weget the anchor back on board and head forthe channel out of Malone Bay Onceclear we discuss our sail plan for the dayThe wind is really blowing and wealready have about two feet of chop Wedecide to go with a single reef in the mainand part of the jib rolled out Once hoist-ed we fall off to a starboard tack andbecause the wind is out of the southeastwe dont have a lot of sea room to allowus to sail lower than a close reach so wesettle in for the ride across Siskiwit BayIt is this kind of weather that shows whata stellar performer Emmanuel is underchallenging conditions As the miles slideby under her hull the wind and wavescontinue to build By lunchtime we are insome serious 6 footers and it is a hardslog but Emmanuel simply leans into itand shoulders her way through maintain-ing a respectable 7 plus knots Helm dutyrequires serious concentration and warmheadgear Even though the temps are eas-ily in the 60s it is chilly in the wind Byearly afternoon I head down to the galley

and dish up leftover pasta salad andchicken salad for lunch Apparently con-ditions have not dampened appetitessince it all quickly disappears Shortlyafter lunch we are approaching ChippewaHarbor and I easily spot the daymark forthe entrance and we know we dont havemuch farther to go An hour or so later weround Saginaw Point and are heading forMiddle Island Passage our entrance toRock Harbor About this time Jim fires upthe diesel to help our pointing so we dontlose a lot of ground The Yanmar is chug-ging happily along at cruising speedwhen suddenly the RPMs drop from theusual 2800 to about 1000 Jim and I lookat each and I shrug my shoulders Jimadvances the throttle again and a momentlater the RPMs come back up We makeit to Middle Island Passage and just as weenter Rock Harbor we spot Montebelauheading out We chat for a few momentson the VHF and wave good bye as theyhead out to Chippewa Harbor Just a fewminutes later the diesel does the samething The RPMs fall off and then comeback up It happens twice more during thethree miles we travel to Rock Harbormarina and it leaves Jim and I feelingsomewhat spooked

The first thing we do is stop at thegas dock to top off fuel (diesel is over $6a gallon) pump out the holding tankand arrange for an overnight slip Whilethe boys are taking care of these thingsJolene and I hop off and head for thebathrooms When we come back I walk aways down to check out what slip I wantWhile a few of the slips have the length toaccommodate Emmanuel I am worriedabout the depth I finally find one with aport side tie up and I go back to tell JimI am happy to see that we are just twoslips away from Dan on Seahawk Wehad last seen Dan and his crew atWindigo on Saturday We exchange hel-los and chat for a few minutes

Within a short while Emmanuel istucked up safely in her slip and Ray andJolene decide to head out to do someexploring They take the dinghy and headover to Raspberry Island Jim and I stayon board and spend some time relaxingShortly after Ray and Jolene leave we are

surprised to see ZaBreNa pull into the gasdock so we head over for a quick visitDave and his crew are planning on spend-ing the night in Tobin Harbor but weagree to touch base in the morning beforeheading out By the time Ray and Jolenecome back it is time for appetizers whichwe eat on shore while we enjoy the love-ly evening Finally I throw some steakson the grill and sauteacute some mushrooms inbutter Along with the big juicy stripsteaks we have fresh cruditeacutes and breadwarm from Emmanuels oven This feastrequires the four of us to take a walkdown to the Rock Harbor Lodge after weclean our plates It is easy to see that allthe guests must have a fabulous view Wecheck out the gift shop peek in somewindows and pretty soon wander back toEmmanuel It is another beautiful eveningand the tranquil basin that is Rock Harborgleams pearl like in the early eveningThe air is soft and is lightly cool againstmy skin When we get back to the boatwe debate the idea of showering on shorebut the thought of paying $6 for a 5minute shower leaves us all opting forwash ups on board All the fresh air andsailing has worn Jolene out and shecrawls into her bunk early Jim Ray and Istay up longer for coffee and dessert andwe discuss the days events including thediesel problem It seems reasonable toassume that the problem may be gunk inthe fuel filter and decide that will be thefirst place we look in the morning

Tuesday morning is warm andsunny Since I always sleep sounder whenwe are in harbor it is after 8 am before Istumble out and the rest of the crew is upalready Jim and Ray are just comingback from Tobin Harbor where theyhiked over to see if ZaBreNa was thereShe was not so they try to raise her on theVHF but no luck Thankfully Jolene hasthe coffee made and I huddle with my cupuntil my sleep fogged brain clears Aquick breakfast and it is time to get towork We pull the engine cover off andwith me reading the diagram out of theservice manual we locate the fuel filterOnce it is removed we pour its contentsinto a jug and find that about half of it issludge Next we locate the Racor filter

Breakfast in Emmanuels cabin

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and clean that also and then we discoverthe sealing O-ring is bad Ray and Jimexchange looks wondering where are wegoing to get parts I disappear into theport aft cabin and reappear moments laterwith a new filter and a new O ring fromthe spare parts kit I laid in before we leftFor a brief moment I am heralded as thebest provisioner of all time With all newparts installed Jim steps confidentially tothe helm and turns the key The Yanmarcranks hopefully but that is all and prettysoon the starter is starting to lag becausethe start battery is being depleted Aroundthis time our friend Dan from Seahawkstrolls down the dock and suggests we trypriming the new fuel filter The guys grinsheepishly Apparently this is a man thingthey are supposed to know The filter getsprimed and more cranking and now thestart battery is dangerously low We takea short break and Ray heads to the bath-room where a chance conversation giveshim the answer we need Soon he is backand tells Jim that the air needs to be bledout of the fuel line Before we can do thatthough Jim and I hoist one of the housebatteries out of its locker and move it tothe companionway where it is connectedto the start battery using the batterycables Dan loaned us The Yanmar serv-ice manual guides us through the process

and once the lines are bled I turn the keyand Yanmar busts into life and chugs hap-pily away A cheer goes up from the crewof Emmanuel which is echoed by a victo-ry blast from Seahawk By this time it isafter 12 noon and we are anxious to be onour way Soon we are slipping our linesand with a last wave to Seahawk andthank you call on the VHF we quicklyleave Rock Harbor behind As we exitMiddle Island passage we find the windsare about 15 knots ESE with seas of 1-2

feet We decide on a double reefed mainand we roll out a small amount of jibPretty soon we are flying along runningdown the shore of Isle Royale Our planas we pass Saginaw Point again is to sailfor as long as we can and keep an eye onthe weather We decide that if the windsdie off by the time we get to the southerntip of the island we will duck intoWashington Harbor for the night If thewind is forecast to stay up we will sail tothe islands tonight

Shortly after this we pass theentrance to Chippewa Harbor and aresurprised by a hail from ZaBreNa Theyare tucked into Chippewa and were hik-ing to the overlook when they spotted usflying past We urge them to join us butthey have decided to wait until eveningbefore making for the islands We plan arendezvous at Stockton and we continueon our way By 515 pm we are about10 miles from Grace Harbor Jim andRay have been listening to NOAA andthey are happy with the wind forecast sowe decide we will continue on

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Sept 3-5 - Labor Day Regatta- StCroix Sailing Club Hudson WI Visitwwwstcroixsailingcom for more info

Sept 4-5 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -Port Huron Yacht Club Port HuronMI Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmi formore info

Sept 8-12 - Buddy Melges Challenge -US Sailing Center Sheboygan WIVisitwwwussailingcentersheboyganorgfor more info

Sept 10-12 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -Awareness and charity fundraiserWhite Bear Lake MN Visitwwwleukemiacuporgmn or call JaredNielsen at 763-852-3004 for more info

Sept 15-18 - J105 North AmericanChampionship - Chicago Yacht ClubChicago IL Visit wwwj105org

Sept 15-19 - US Match RacingChampionship for the Prince of WalesBowl Ultimate 20s Bayview YachtClub Detroit MI Visit wwwussailingorg for more info

Sept 23-26 - US Mens and WomensSailing Championships - Sonars-Mens - Lightnings-Womens - SailSheboygan Sheboygan WI Visitwwwussailingorg for more info

Sept 30-Oct 3 - US Team RacingChampionship - Vanguard 15 - SeattleYacht Club Seattle WA Visitwwwussailingorg for more info

Oct 2ndash Octoberfest Pursuit ndash LakeCity Yacht Club Lake City MNwwwlakecityyachtclubcom ContactKirk Severson 507-254-6644

Oct 2-3 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -North Star Sail Club HarrisonTownship MI Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmi for moreinfo

Oct 7-11 - 41st Annual United StatesSailboat Show - Annapolis MD Theworldrsquos largest in-water sailboat showSeminars clothing amp accessories boatsof all sizes Visit wwwusboatcom

October 2010

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Calendar of Events

Seaworthy the newsletter fromBoatUS that helps boaters and

anglers prevent damage to their vesselslooked into some of the more commonreasons for on-the-water boat troublesthat occur mid-season

ldquoPreventive maintenance will helpyou avoid the headaches and keep yourcrew or fishing buddies comfortable andsaferdquo says Seaworthy Editor BobAdriance ldquoSo going over the boatrsquos sys-tems in the spring is very important Butnow after a couple months of use itrsquostime to look at things again A midsum-mer check-up will ensure you make itback to home port without a problemrdquo

Here are some midsummermaintenance tips for bothpower and sailboats

bull Through-hulls Make a thoroughcheck around any below-the-waterlinehole or opening Check all through-hullsfor leaks and cycle seacocks to ensurethey close properly If itrsquos hard to movethe handle make a note to service it nexttime the boat is out of the water Anyhose clamps should be tight and hoseends secure A bilge pump cycle counteris a simple upgrade and the best earlywarning system that unwanted water iscoming aboard

bull Engine belts For inboard engineslook in areas near the belts checking forevidence of black dust mdash a sure sign thatengine pulleys need to be realigned andthe belt replaced Push on the longest runof the belt mdash it should not deflect morethan one half inch

bull Engine hoses Squeeze coolant andfuel hoses with your hands looking forsoftness cracks or bulges Replace anythat are suspect Wiggle the ends toensure they are secure and inspect for anypossible chafing issues in the enginecompartment

bull Sterndrives Inspect the folds in thebellows and replace if they show signsof cracking

bull Sacrificial zincs and anodes Awasted zinc is a sure sign of trouble pos-sibly stray current at the dock Ensure allzincs are no less than half gone mdash andreplace them now if they are

bull Control cables Look for chafe splitsor swelling of the plastic jacket mdash a suresign the cable needs replacement

bull Outboard engine mounts Smallerengines can sometimes vibrate loose sore-tighten clamps and ensure the cut-offswitch is operable

bull Hydraulic steering system and trimtabs Ensure reservoirs are full If youhave to add fluid there is leak that mustbe fixed immediately

bull Batteries and electrical systemDead batteries are often nothing morethan corroded connections mdash sandpapercan easily clean them up With conven-tional batteries check water levels andadd if necessary Inspect cables andwiring for chafe especially whereverthey may pass through a bulkhead

bull Shorepower cable Look for burnmarks on the plug ends and the connec-tion to the boat Replace both the plugand receptacle immediately if you find any

bull Head If your boat has a flushing toi-let and its handle is getting hard to oper-ate yoursquove likely got calcium buildupPour a cup of vinegar into bowl pumpingonly once or twice Let it sit for one nightbefore flushing with one-fourth cup ofmineral oil

bull On deck Old stiff or chafed docklines should be replaced Also checkanchor line and chain shackles and any splices

bull Sailboats only Look for any brokenstrands on standing rigging You can findthem by running a loose rag up the rig-ging which will snag on any brokenends Cracked swages are an indicator forimmediate replacement Contact a riggerif you suspect a problem Running rig-ging also needs to be looked at mdash espe-cially the roller furling line

bull Trailers Inspect bearings and ensurethey are well packed with greaseHydraulic brake reservoirs should be fullLastly check the tires for wear and ensurelugs are tight

More checklists are also available athttpwwwBoatUScomfreebies

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My favorite rule of thumb and onethat I have used with great success

many times is to sail the longer tackfirst This is a simple nearly foolproofguideline that is easy to use and oftencomes with great results

When youre racing upwind thelonger tack is the one on which you mustspend more time to get from where youare to the windward mark There aremany reasons why one tack may belonger than the other Most often thishappens because you have sailed awayfrom the middle of the course

For example if you sail toward theleft side of the beat you might have 4minutes left on starboard tack and 8 min-utes left on port tack before reaching thewindward mark In that case port is obvi-ously the longer tack Other reasons forunequal tacks include windshifts a cross-current and a windward mark that wasnot set to windward

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Rule of Thumb Sail the longer tack firstby David Dellenbaugh

The longer tack is the one on whichyour bow is pointing closer to the wind-ward mark Sometimes it is easy to judgethis by looking at where other boats arepointing on each tack If you have instru-ments or even a compass you can calcu-late the longer tack mathematically

Besides figuring out which tack islonger its important to know roughlyhow much longer it is than the other tackFor example will you have to spend 10minutes on one tack and 2 minutes on theother Or just 7 minutes on one tack and6 on the other

The more skewed the tacks the morecritical it becomes to sail on the tack thatis longer If one tack is much longer thereis a high probability that it will be betterto get on that tack right away But if thetacks are very close in length (which isprobably the case if you have a hard timefiguring out which tack is longer) theremay be no advantage in sailing one tackjust because its a little longer

Playing the odds

Sailing the longer tack first is agood rule of thumb when you arenot sure which way the wind willshift next The longer tack takesyou away from the layline andgives you a better chance of gain-ing if you get a windshift beforeyou reach the windward mark

The benefits of this strategy are greatest when the following condi-tions exist

1) The distance you must sail on one tack is substantially longerthan the distance remaining on the other tack For example if you have7 minutes to sail on starboard tack and only 2 on port (A) its very like-ly that sailing the longer tack first will be better But if you are closer tothe middle of the course with 4 minutes to sail on one tack and 3 min-utes on the other (B) there may not be much advantage in sailing thelonger tack first

2) You are fairly far from the mark The closer you are to the mark(C) the less of an advantage youll get from sailing the longer tack firstThats because the wind is less likely to shift during the short time beforeyou round the mark In this case its often best to minimize the numberof tacks you make and to position yourself ideally relative to the boatsaround you

When and why this worksSailing the longer tack first is a rule ofthumb that works most of the timeHowever like all such guidelines it is notmeant to be a replacement for figuringout what the wind is doing and makingyour own strategic plan to handle the par-ticular wind conditions you are facingFor example if its light air and you seemore pressure to the left you shouldprobably sail that direction on starboardtack even if port tack is a lot longer

However when you are not so sureabout what the wind will do next (and thisis the case even for top sailors much ofthe time) then you can rely on rules ofthumb like sail the longer tack first Thisprinciple works because when the windmight shift in either direction its better tostay away from the layline By sailing thelonger tack first you head toward themiddle of the beat rather than the closerlayline

Over the course of many races in thepast this strategy has proven to workmore often than not In other words itgives you a higher probability of successwhich is very important when you are try-ing to minimize your exposure to risk

The probability that this rule ofthumb will work goes up as a) the tacksbecome more uneven and b) you are far-ther from the mark (see ldquoPlaying theoddsrdquo) If you are quite far from the wind-ward mark and the tacks are quiteskewed it is very urgent to sail on thelonger tack

Note that if you have a cross-current(a current the runs perpendicular to thewind) this will often make one tacklonger than the other sometimes by quitea bit In that case it may be better to sailthe up-current tack first This is notbecause there is any inherent advantageto being up-current - it just keeps youcloser to the middle of the course whichis better when youre not sure what willhappen next with the wind

Dave publishes the newsletterSpeed amp Smarts For a subscriptioncall 800-356-2200 or go to

wwwspeedandsmartscom

Corollary Sail the longer jibe firstFor the same reasons that you should normally sail the longer tack first on a beat youshould also sail the longer jibe first on a run Getting to the downwind layline too earlyhas all the same problems - the risk of sailing extra distance possible bad air and theinability to play future windshifts (when youre not sure what the wind will do)

In fact this rule of thumb may be even more important on runs than beats becauseits easier to overstand downwind Most boats have narrower jibing angles than tackingangles (right) so when you round the windward mark you are already closer to a lay-line All you need is a slight skew in the course a windshift pressure increase or a cross-current and youll be at layline before you know it

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LEFT Even a small increase in wind velocity can have a largeimpact on your downwind angles Therefore you have toallow for this when positioning yourself on the run If youget too close to a layline and get a puff you will be over-standing the leeward mark

RIGHT Boats with symmetrical spinnakerstypically have narrower jibing angles than

tacking angles in almost every windvelocity So its easier to get to a

downwind layline especially inbreeze when the jibing angle

is very small

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We alter course to a heading of 171degrees which gives us an ETA at OuterIsland at 0400 We discuss watches andRay and I volunteer to take the 1600-2000 and the 1200 to 0400 watch Sincewe are about an hour into Jim andJolenes break I head below and heat upsome leftover stew for them before theyhead off watch Pretty soon it is just Rayand I in the cockpit Emmanuel is on Ottoand the conversation ranges far and wideThe day is moving slowly towardsevening and the sky is now streaked withthe pink and lavender shades of a summersunset The wind has leveled off and ourcourse has it placed solidly on our hip sowe shake the reef out of the main andunroll the rest of the jib The extra poweris helpful because the quartering seashave increased steadily and are now over4 feet I find that watching the steady andpowerful rhythm of the waves is deeplyhypnotic They are large impatient beastsand when they meet Emmanuels sleekhull they surge and seem to seek a way toclaim her when they cannot they rollunder her stern and rush around her bowand like grumpy old men who are inter-fered with mumble bitterly to themselvesas they continue on their way

When Ray comes back on deck herigs the radar deflector and I help himhoist it high in the rigging After that I gobelow and make some hot cocoa whichRay and I share along with our dwindlingsupply of seasick cookies Their abun-dance of ginger helps with queasinesswhen the seas are this rolly Emmanuel isstill sailing well and is maintainingspeeds of 7-8 knots For the next hour or

so we talk in a desultory fashion and Iwatch as dusk approaches slowly Atabout 750 I head below and shake Joleneand Jim out of their bunks By the timethey stumble up on deck they are happyto see the pot of fresh coffee ready forthem After shift turn over Ray and I headbelow and Ray disappears into his cabinI decide a thermos of hot soup would begood for the crew on watch so I get a potof tomato soup heating on the stoveBecause of the quartering seas it is stillrolly so I need the pot holders to hold thepan on the gimbaled stove Once the soupis hot I pick it up in both hands I have thethermos standing in the sink but now Irealize I have a problem with the transferThe soup does not pour well from the panespecially when I am aiming for an open-ing jus t a little larger than an inch I knowI have a funnel somewhere but I cannotset the pan down for fear of it spilling(fiddles not withstanding) while I searchfor it I finally resign myself to the factthat I am going to lose some and take mybest shot After cleaning all the soup outof the sink I head to my bunk

Its a little strange being in the V-berth while we are underway I havenever slept on Emmanuel except whenwe are at anchor or docked While there isa certain amount of noise from the water

Isle Royale - Continued from page 13

Lighthouse at Rock Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

Jim gets ready to stand his watch on our way back to Pikes Bay

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 25

rushing past the hull it is actually a sooth-ing sound I wedge myself crossways intothe V-berth but since we are not heelingand the rolling motion is more pro-nounced in the stern I am very comfort-able I read for a while and then I dozeoff All too soon Jolene is waking me upfor my next shift I put all my layers ofclothes back on including my harness andtether and head for the cockpit It is abeautiful night but the wind has easedsome so Jim has started the diesel tomaintain our speed but the sails are stillup Jim and Jolenes watch was unevent-ful except for a couple of freighters thathave just shown up on the screen Againit is Ray and I and the moonlit night Wecan see lights on the far north shore andwe are pretty sure we are seeing the lightsof Grand Marais I keep an eye on thefreighters on our screen and it soonbecomes obvious they will pass wellastern of us so I relax just a bit

I have the helm by myself for a bitwhile Ray is below and it is a huge feel-ing It is a magnificent feeling-being atthe helm of a boat like Emmanuel andsailing across this lake The full moon isstill with us and lights our way The onlysounds are those of wind water and boatEmmanuel sails along at home in thewater and happy to be underway Iremember well all my feelings of trepi-dation at the start of this journey and amamazed at how different I feel now Injust 5 days we have sailed more than 300miles put our anchor down in newanchorages and crossed this lake twiceat night In some ways it seems a shamethat I have waited until now my 48thsummer before finding out I can do thisbut at least now I know My feeling ofsatisfaction is immense

By about 2 am Ray and I have spot-ted the light from Outer Island and westart to discuss what our plan will beWere not sure if we want to stop in theislands and get some sleep or continue onto Pikes Bay Our ETA for arriving atStockton is around 5 am and gettingback to Pikes Bay would take another 2hours Since we are already a day aheadof schedule we decide to stop in theislands and see if we get a chance to sail

that day We discuss various anchoragesand Ray advocates for some locationsthat are closer to where we enter theislands but I lobby vigorously for puttingthe hook down in Presque Bay onStockton I know the bay so making ourentrance in low light doesnt bother meWe postpone a decision until Jim andJolene are back on watch At 400 amRay wakes the next shift and when Jimand Jolene are on deck we discuss ouroptions Jim decides on Presque Isle Bayand we adjust our waypoint I head belowand curl up on the settee in the main salonsince I know we are due to arrive atStockton in about an hour I doze for a bitand then Jim is waking me to help withthe anchor Once on deck I can see thatthe skies have lightened considerably andfinding a place to put the hook down iseasy Once the anchor is set I head belowfor my bunk and am sound asleep by 520am We all sleep pretty sound until about9 am and then its time for coffee

It is a warm sunny day with clearskies and is a perfect day for just hangingout and taking it easy Breakfast is throwntogether from leftovers and Jolene doesdishwashing duty afterwards There is ageneral air of somnolence on board andthe slightly humid day does nothingmuch to shake us out of our torpor By

late afternoon a craving for pasta over-takes everyone on board so I whip up abatch of Pasta Puttanesca and we all eatbig platefuls of the stuff Of course thisfeast promotes more lying about in thewarm drowsy afternoon A few hourslater ZaBreNa hails us on channel 16 andwe find out she has just reached OuterIsland We invite her to stop by for snacksand the invitation is accepted quickly Iget busy in the galley again and pull outall the leftovers and throw them on platesand bowls By the time I am doneZaBreNa is in sight and Jolene and I tieon fenders and ready lines ZaBreNacomes alongside and we raft up withouttoo much fuss Our guests come aboardEmmanuel and we all have a chance totalk over the adventure we just had andshare stories about our crossing By earlyevening we know it is time to return toPikes Bay so we haul anchor reluctantlyand motor home in the fading light of alate summer day All of us changed for-ever by this experience

Sam Hounder is former Commodoreof Black Bear Yacht Club and still serveson the Board of Directors as SocialCzarina She and husband Jim have beensailing together for over 15 years Theykeep Emmanuel in Pikersquos Bay Marina inBayfield WI

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ZaBreeNas Crew joins us for post cruise raft up at Presque Isle Bay

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

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COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

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El Encierro (above) and Cut Throat (below) at the 10th Annual ADA RegattaPhotos by J H Peterson

STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

The American Sail TrainingAssociation is the hub for tall ship activi-ty expertise and information in NorthAmerica A 501(c) (3) nonprofit organi-zation focused on youth education lead-ership development and the preservationof the maritime heritage of NorthAmerica since 1973 ASTA has supportedEducation Under Sail and YouthCharacter Development aboard tall shipsIt organizes the TALL SHIPS CHAL-LENGEreg Series manages scholarshipprograms to make sail training experi-ences more affordable for young peoplegrant programs to assist crew of ASTAmember vessels with the costs of profes-sional development courses and licensingrequirements and publishes SAIL TALLSHIPS

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Racing News

Photo Credit (from Left to right) Privateer Lynx Pride of Baltimore IIAppledore V - Brian Stagner

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Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

sored by White Bear Boat Works TheLeukemia Cup Regatta on White BearLake brings together sailors from allover the upper Midwest for a weekendof racing fundraising and unabashedfun It is one of nearly forty similar sail-ing events around the country raisingawareness and funds to help find a curefor blood cancers like leukemia lym-phoma Hodgkins disease and myelo-ma

As many as 60 boats-from 14 sail-ing dinghies to 38 scows-enter this sail-ing extravaganza And every year theopportunity to sail and help others in thecommunity leaves a memorable impres-sion on everyone in attendance Since

2004 supporters of The Leukemia CupRegatta on White Bear Lake have raisedover $420000 for The Leukemia ampLymphoma Society (LLS) By register-ing for the Regatta (wwwleukemi-acuporgmn) participants become partof a nationwide movement of sailors and

other supporters who havejoined LLS in its fight againstblood cancers

This year Minnesota sailorsare raising their sails to honorAndrew Hedquist of StillwaterMN At the age of two Andrewwas diagnosed with acute myel-ogenous leukemia (AML) inMarch of 2005 It was news nei-ther of Andrews parents expect-ed to hear When Andrew wasdiagnosed we were both afraidand in disbelief said Andrewsmother Laura Hedquist Wenever had anyone close to us gothrough a serious illness letalone our little boy Followinghis diagnosis Andrew enduredfrequent trips to the doctor fiverounds of chemotherapy andtwo serious infections

Watching Andrew gothrough treatment was extremelydifficult But the help wereceived from LLS was trulyamazing said Laura We arevery thankful to have had suchwonderful support Now aseven-year-old student at SalemLutheran Andrew is doing greatHis doctors say he will be offi-

cially deemed cured this September- justin time for the Regatta Thank youbecause youre making the lives of can-cer patients easier and providing hope totheir families said Laura As a parentof a cancer patient I feel like its a bur-den lifted from my shoulders so I canfocus on caring for my son and navigat-ing the complicated world of treatmentinsurance and recovery Knowing thatyou are out there raising funds for thiscause gives great hope to familiesThose interested in attending theSeventh Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta(September 10-12) to sail in honor ofAndrew and others like him can regis-ter by visitingwwwleukemiacuporgmn

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250 SAILORS JOIN FORCES IN HONOR OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ANDREW HEDQUIST OF STILLWATER

REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

fundraiser for LLS delivers New to theevent this year is The Leukemia CupLuau featuring a pig roast If you wouldlike to support the Regatta by sailingvolunteering donating an auction itemor making a donation we would love totalk with you For more informationabout The Leukemia Cup Regatta andLLS please contact Jared Nielsen at(763) 852-3004 or visit our website atwwwleukemiacuporgmn

REGATTA WEEKEND PREVIEW910 Registration amp Mount Gay Rum

Reception 500-900 PM

911 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 1 and 2Lunch provided by Jimmys Foodamp DrinkRace 3Silent AuctionThe Leukemia Cup luau featuringa pig roast Purchase dinner tickets by visit-ing wwwleukemiacuporgmn Live Music and Dancing

912 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 4 and 5Lunch provided by Roadside Pizzaamp Race Awards

ABOUT THE LEUKEMIA amp LYMPHOMA SOCIETYThe Leukemia amp Lymphoma Society isthe worlds largest voluntary healthorganization dedicated to fundingresearch education and patient servicesfor people with leukemia lymphoma ormyeloma Over one hundred thousandnew cases of these blood cancers arediagnosed in this country each year and148 people die from them every day Butmany more recover thanks in part to theefforts of The Leukemia amp LymphomaSociety and sailors across the countryLast year alone some 8400 sailorsraised $38 million to help find cures forblood cancers $78000 of that wasraised by The Leukemia Cup Regatta onWhite Bear Lake

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 31

COMPASSIONATESAILORS WANTED

Extend your passion for sailingto the race for cancer cures

The Leukemia Cup RegattaSeptember 10 ndash 12 2010

White Bear Lake MN

Join sailors from across the Twin Cities on September10-12 as they set sail for a cure on White Bear LakeFor just $95 you and your crew will enjoy five races a complimentary Mount Gay Rum cocktail receptionbreakfasts and lunches an auction and raffle and wersquoll even throw in a long-sleeve Regatta t-shirt for the skipper

Register by August 13 to get $10 off your registration fee

Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmn to register today

For more information contact Jared Nielsen at (763) 852-3004 or JaredNielsenLLSorg

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Andrew Hedquist

January 17 ndash 21 2011

For invited classes planning details and Notice of Race visit wwwPremiere-Racingcom

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talk quietly It has started raining but weare staying dry under the bimini We areboth awestruck by the scene around usThe channel to Windigo is visible as areGrace Island and Thompson Island

Pretty soon Ray and Jolene are upand we have a leisurely breakfast Bymid-morning we hear a hail fromZaBreNa and find out she is at Windigodock along with Montebelau Within ahalf hour we have the anchor up and aremotoring down Windigo channel Whenwe arrive we find space for Emmanuel onthe leeward side of the dock so Jimcoaches Ray on how to land her I throwa bowline to Bill who makes it snug onthe bollard and then Ray puts her inreverse which lets her stern swing over toland her gently against the dock We man-age to pull off this impressive bit of boathandling in front of a ferry full of passen-gers who I tell myself are suitablyimpressed We smile like we do this allthe time We spend the next hour or sochatting with Dick Joe and Bill fromMontebelau and with Dave Jim Bill andAl from ZaBreNa We trade stories aboutour crossing and what happened and whatwe did There is lots of laughter and whileeveryone is visiting I nip below and fill aplatter with brownies and cookies andtake it back up to the hungry crews Bylunchtime ZaBreNa and Montebelau castoff but we decide to stay the night Wespend the rest of the day exploringWindigo picking wild raspberries andthimbleberries and checking out the visi-tor center which is really cool It is a verymodern place and has lots of displays ofthe local fauna and vegetation There arefull scale displays of moose and wolfwhich I find fascinating There is also aFresnel lens which came from the Rockof Ages Lighthouse There is a largeselection of books and charts and Raybuys and makes me a present of a newchart of Isle Royale since mine is at homein the basement For dinner we have freshLake Superior whitefish fillets I placethe fillets on pieces of foil then drizzlethem with butter and sprinkle with saltand pepper I top them with slices of freshlemon These packets go on the grillalong with skewers of fresh vegetables I

have marinated in olive oil and herbs Itdoesnt take long for the feast to disap-pear After dinner Ray takes the dinghyout for a row and I wander the dock visit-ing with the neighbors Its funny but I geta lot of comments on Emmanuel since Iam talking mostly to fishing boats andsmall power cruisers We are easily thelargest vessel at the dock and peopleseem fascinated by her size Eventually Iend up sitting at the end of the dockdrinking coffee The evening light isbreathtakingly golden and the perfectlycalm waters of Windigo Harbor gleam inthe approaching dusk as nightfall comessoftly

On Sunday morning Jim decides weneed to top off the water tanks This turnsout to be quite an undertaking since itinvolves moving the boat borrowinghose and running it about 100 feet up ahill Jolene and I leave it to the men to fig-ure it out and we head to the showers towash our hair By the time we get backJim is satisfied that the tanks are full andsoon we are on our way Jim hands thehelm to Ray and then they discuss ourexit Ray keeps an eye on the chartplotterand Jolene reads the paper chart Jim andI are on bow watch and we sneak pastGrace and Washington Island I watchwith trepidation as we creep through 7-9

foot depths while passing some reallynasty looking boulders but we manageand soon we are out of the harbor androunding Cumberland Point There is aslight breeze so we hoist the main but itdies off within the hour so we are back tomotoring but it is no great penance for itis a another stunner of a day Clear blueskies lots of sun and very pleasant tempsThe lake has only a slight chop and man-ages to appear friendly as we motor northalong Isle Royales southern shore Ournext waypoint is Houghton Point and wehave it in sight by lunchtime We round itand soon find ourselves in Siskiwit BayLunch that day is my homemade chickensalad and we all eat in the cockpit and letOtto do the steering By now the breezehas freshened and we are flying alongwith the wind on our quarter on the mainonly while the crew happily eats lunch Acouple of chicken jibes later we arebeginning our approach to Malone BayJim is on the helm and Jolene calls out thecourse from the chart After locating andpassing through the first set of channelmarkers we turn to starboard and head forthe next set that will take us into MaloneBay After passing through the channelwe start to head to Malone Bay dock butit is already occupied so instead we makeour way to Malone Island The water is

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View from Siskiwit Lake Hiking trail looking toward Isle Royale Lighthouse

deep but we are able to creep in close toshore and get the anchor down in about15 feet of water Malone Island gives usexcellent protection for everything butnorthwest but with the wind blowingpretty steady out of the southeast we arequite comfortable Once the anchor isdown Jim lowers the dinghy off the davitsand we are ready to head to shore Oncewe leave the protection of Malone Islandwe get the full force of the 12-15 knotbreeze as we head for the Malone Baydock There is a one foot chop in the bayand Jim has his hands full not flipping thedinghy We all get a little wet but that isthe worst of it Once ashore we are able toquickly locate the trailhead to SiskiwitLake The well worn path takes us alongthe shore and then cuts to the right It isnot a long way and soon we are climbinga small hill and when we get to the top ofit there it is Siskiwit Lake a lake in themiddle of an island in the middle of alake We all stand there marveling at itThe shore is pebbly and the lake liesthere blue and peaceful in the afternoonsun We wander the shore and we takesome pictures A bit more exploring andwe find the Siskiwit River This littleriver tumbles out of Siskiwit Lake andruns cheerfully over a small waterfall Itwas a strange feeling to stand at the shoreof the river and look up to Siskiwit lakeThe elevation difference is quite markedand is a surprise to me

Eventually we wander back to thetrail and make our way to the dinghyAnother harey ride across the bay and weare back aboard Emmanuel By this timeit is late afternoon so I put together someappetizers to quiet the growling stom-achs I mix up my spicy pepper jam withcream cheese and we eat it on crackersand chips We all sit in the cockpit in thewarm sun and smile smugly at each otherOther than a couple of campers ashore wehave not seen another soul since we leftWindigo Harbor early that morningEverywhere we look is beauty that makesyou heart hurt and your throat tightenThat is until Jim decides its time to takea shower right off the stern The rest of usare too comfortable to move so we staywhere we are and Ray and Jolene care-

fully avert their eyes By the time Jim isdone with his shower everyone is yawn-ing so we all head for our bunks for ashort nap Dinner is late in the eveningand my marinated lamb chops grilled justuntil done and served with a reducedglaze of honey garlic and balsamic vine-gar and fresh green beans is a perfect endto a perfect day

Much later after the dishes are donewe dig out the charts and our cruisingguide and discuss our plans for the nextday We are planning to head for RockHarbor so Jim turns on the VHF andtunes in to NOAA to get the weatherRight about this time I decide to take aturn on deck to check our swing andanchor set As I step out into the cockpitthe scene before me is so beautiful I haveto sit down for a bit The moon is nowfully up and all around me is bright asday Tucked behind Malone Island we aresheltered from the big lake but we are justa short distance from the shore ofSiskiwit Bay With Emmanuels bowpointing almost due west as I sit in thecockpit I can see Ross and Fisher IslandsThe waters ofMalone Bay gleamin this frosted lightand I am happy tojust sit and watchJust then in themidst of this rever-ie a flash catchesmy eye I turn myhead quickly andsee that the north-west sky is filledwith lightningWhen I go belowagain Jim Ray andI discuss the fore-cast of expected15-25 knot windsout of the west towhich we are a bitexposed I updatethem on the weath-er and we bataround the idea ofsetting a secondanchor but decideto wait and see

what happens I have a fair amount ofconfidence in our Bruce and we haveplenty of swing room We all head for bedshortly after Banging thunder and a driv-ing rain wakes me at about 2 am We hadleft some hatches open for ventilation soJim and I hurriedly shut them and I headto the cockpit to rescue the Garmin chart-plotter After stowing it below I wait outthe storm and make myself some cocoa topass the time By 300 am it has blownitself out and I take my cocoa and mynew headlamp to the cockpit This thingmakes reading at night a breeze The airis balmy and with the passing of thestorm the skies are clear and the night isthick with stars Pretty soon Im yawningand I head back to bed for a few morehours of sleep

Monday morning dawns bright andclear but we can see by the chop inMalone Bay that the wind has piped upagain For breakfast that morning I makeJolene my double cinnamon French toastI soak thick slices of French bread in arich egg cream maple syrup cinnamonand butter mixture After soaking I grill

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the slices on the griddle and serve withwarm syrup and thick sliced bacon Whenbreakfast is done and the dishes arewashed its time to go Our destinationthis day is Rock Harbor which is about 30miles further up the south shore of IsleRoyale After warming up the diesel weget the anchor back on board and head forthe channel out of Malone Bay Onceclear we discuss our sail plan for the dayThe wind is really blowing and wealready have about two feet of chop Wedecide to go with a single reef in the mainand part of the jib rolled out Once hoist-ed we fall off to a starboard tack andbecause the wind is out of the southeastwe dont have a lot of sea room to allowus to sail lower than a close reach so wesettle in for the ride across Siskiwit BayIt is this kind of weather that shows whata stellar performer Emmanuel is underchallenging conditions As the miles slideby under her hull the wind and wavescontinue to build By lunchtime we are insome serious 6 footers and it is a hardslog but Emmanuel simply leans into itand shoulders her way through maintain-ing a respectable 7 plus knots Helm dutyrequires serious concentration and warmheadgear Even though the temps are eas-ily in the 60s it is chilly in the wind Byearly afternoon I head down to the galley

and dish up leftover pasta salad andchicken salad for lunch Apparently con-ditions have not dampened appetitessince it all quickly disappears Shortlyafter lunch we are approaching ChippewaHarbor and I easily spot the daymark forthe entrance and we know we dont havemuch farther to go An hour or so later weround Saginaw Point and are heading forMiddle Island Passage our entrance toRock Harbor About this time Jim fires upthe diesel to help our pointing so we dontlose a lot of ground The Yanmar is chug-ging happily along at cruising speedwhen suddenly the RPMs drop from theusual 2800 to about 1000 Jim and I lookat each and I shrug my shoulders Jimadvances the throttle again and a momentlater the RPMs come back up We makeit to Middle Island Passage and just as weenter Rock Harbor we spot Montebelauheading out We chat for a few momentson the VHF and wave good bye as theyhead out to Chippewa Harbor Just a fewminutes later the diesel does the samething The RPMs fall off and then comeback up It happens twice more during thethree miles we travel to Rock Harbormarina and it leaves Jim and I feelingsomewhat spooked

The first thing we do is stop at thegas dock to top off fuel (diesel is over $6a gallon) pump out the holding tankand arrange for an overnight slip Whilethe boys are taking care of these thingsJolene and I hop off and head for thebathrooms When we come back I walk aways down to check out what slip I wantWhile a few of the slips have the length toaccommodate Emmanuel I am worriedabout the depth I finally find one with aport side tie up and I go back to tell JimI am happy to see that we are just twoslips away from Dan on Seahawk Wehad last seen Dan and his crew atWindigo on Saturday We exchange hel-los and chat for a few minutes

Within a short while Emmanuel istucked up safely in her slip and Ray andJolene decide to head out to do someexploring They take the dinghy and headover to Raspberry Island Jim and I stayon board and spend some time relaxingShortly after Ray and Jolene leave we are

surprised to see ZaBreNa pull into the gasdock so we head over for a quick visitDave and his crew are planning on spend-ing the night in Tobin Harbor but weagree to touch base in the morning beforeheading out By the time Ray and Jolenecome back it is time for appetizers whichwe eat on shore while we enjoy the love-ly evening Finally I throw some steakson the grill and sauteacute some mushrooms inbutter Along with the big juicy stripsteaks we have fresh cruditeacutes and breadwarm from Emmanuels oven This feastrequires the four of us to take a walkdown to the Rock Harbor Lodge after weclean our plates It is easy to see that allthe guests must have a fabulous view Wecheck out the gift shop peek in somewindows and pretty soon wander back toEmmanuel It is another beautiful eveningand the tranquil basin that is Rock Harborgleams pearl like in the early eveningThe air is soft and is lightly cool againstmy skin When we get back to the boatwe debate the idea of showering on shorebut the thought of paying $6 for a 5minute shower leaves us all opting forwash ups on board All the fresh air andsailing has worn Jolene out and shecrawls into her bunk early Jim Ray and Istay up longer for coffee and dessert andwe discuss the days events including thediesel problem It seems reasonable toassume that the problem may be gunk inthe fuel filter and decide that will be thefirst place we look in the morning

Tuesday morning is warm andsunny Since I always sleep sounder whenwe are in harbor it is after 8 am before Istumble out and the rest of the crew is upalready Jim and Ray are just comingback from Tobin Harbor where theyhiked over to see if ZaBreNa was thereShe was not so they try to raise her on theVHF but no luck Thankfully Jolene hasthe coffee made and I huddle with my cupuntil my sleep fogged brain clears Aquick breakfast and it is time to get towork We pull the engine cover off andwith me reading the diagram out of theservice manual we locate the fuel filterOnce it is removed we pour its contentsinto a jug and find that about half of it issludge Next we locate the Racor filter

Breakfast in Emmanuels cabin

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and clean that also and then we discoverthe sealing O-ring is bad Ray and Jimexchange looks wondering where are wegoing to get parts I disappear into theport aft cabin and reappear moments laterwith a new filter and a new O ring fromthe spare parts kit I laid in before we leftFor a brief moment I am heralded as thebest provisioner of all time With all newparts installed Jim steps confidentially tothe helm and turns the key The Yanmarcranks hopefully but that is all and prettysoon the starter is starting to lag becausethe start battery is being depleted Aroundthis time our friend Dan from Seahawkstrolls down the dock and suggests we trypriming the new fuel filter The guys grinsheepishly Apparently this is a man thingthey are supposed to know The filter getsprimed and more cranking and now thestart battery is dangerously low We takea short break and Ray heads to the bath-room where a chance conversation giveshim the answer we need Soon he is backand tells Jim that the air needs to be bledout of the fuel line Before we can do thatthough Jim and I hoist one of the housebatteries out of its locker and move it tothe companionway where it is connectedto the start battery using the batterycables Dan loaned us The Yanmar serv-ice manual guides us through the process

and once the lines are bled I turn the keyand Yanmar busts into life and chugs hap-pily away A cheer goes up from the crewof Emmanuel which is echoed by a victo-ry blast from Seahawk By this time it isafter 12 noon and we are anxious to be onour way Soon we are slipping our linesand with a last wave to Seahawk andthank you call on the VHF we quicklyleave Rock Harbor behind As we exitMiddle Island passage we find the windsare about 15 knots ESE with seas of 1-2

feet We decide on a double reefed mainand we roll out a small amount of jibPretty soon we are flying along runningdown the shore of Isle Royale Our planas we pass Saginaw Point again is to sailfor as long as we can and keep an eye onthe weather We decide that if the windsdie off by the time we get to the southerntip of the island we will duck intoWashington Harbor for the night If thewind is forecast to stay up we will sail tothe islands tonight

Shortly after this we pass theentrance to Chippewa Harbor and aresurprised by a hail from ZaBreNa Theyare tucked into Chippewa and were hik-ing to the overlook when they spotted usflying past We urge them to join us butthey have decided to wait until eveningbefore making for the islands We plan arendezvous at Stockton and we continueon our way By 515 pm we are about10 miles from Grace Harbor Jim andRay have been listening to NOAA andthey are happy with the wind forecast sowe decide we will continue on

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Seaworthy the newsletter fromBoatUS that helps boaters and

anglers prevent damage to their vesselslooked into some of the more commonreasons for on-the-water boat troublesthat occur mid-season

ldquoPreventive maintenance will helpyou avoid the headaches and keep yourcrew or fishing buddies comfortable andsaferdquo says Seaworthy Editor BobAdriance ldquoSo going over the boatrsquos sys-tems in the spring is very important Butnow after a couple months of use itrsquostime to look at things again A midsum-mer check-up will ensure you make itback to home port without a problemrdquo

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bull Through-hulls Make a thoroughcheck around any below-the-waterlinehole or opening Check all through-hullsfor leaks and cycle seacocks to ensurethey close properly If itrsquos hard to movethe handle make a note to service it nexttime the boat is out of the water Anyhose clamps should be tight and hoseends secure A bilge pump cycle counteris a simple upgrade and the best earlywarning system that unwanted water iscoming aboard

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bull Sterndrives Inspect the folds in thebellows and replace if they show signsof cracking

bull Sacrificial zincs and anodes Awasted zinc is a sure sign of trouble pos-sibly stray current at the dock Ensure allzincs are no less than half gone mdash andreplace them now if they are

bull Control cables Look for chafe splitsor swelling of the plastic jacket mdash a suresign the cable needs replacement

bull Outboard engine mounts Smallerengines can sometimes vibrate loose sore-tighten clamps and ensure the cut-offswitch is operable

bull Hydraulic steering system and trimtabs Ensure reservoirs are full If youhave to add fluid there is leak that mustbe fixed immediately

bull Batteries and electrical systemDead batteries are often nothing morethan corroded connections mdash sandpapercan easily clean them up With conven-tional batteries check water levels andadd if necessary Inspect cables andwiring for chafe especially whereverthey may pass through a bulkhead

bull Shorepower cable Look for burnmarks on the plug ends and the connec-tion to the boat Replace both the plugand receptacle immediately if you find any

bull Head If your boat has a flushing toi-let and its handle is getting hard to oper-ate yoursquove likely got calcium buildupPour a cup of vinegar into bowl pumpingonly once or twice Let it sit for one nightbefore flushing with one-fourth cup ofmineral oil

bull On deck Old stiff or chafed docklines should be replaced Also checkanchor line and chain shackles and any splices

bull Sailboats only Look for any brokenstrands on standing rigging You can findthem by running a loose rag up the rig-ging which will snag on any brokenends Cracked swages are an indicator forimmediate replacement Contact a riggerif you suspect a problem Running rig-ging also needs to be looked at mdash espe-cially the roller furling line

bull Trailers Inspect bearings and ensurethey are well packed with greaseHydraulic brake reservoirs should be fullLastly check the tires for wear and ensurelugs are tight

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My favorite rule of thumb and onethat I have used with great success

many times is to sail the longer tackfirst This is a simple nearly foolproofguideline that is easy to use and oftencomes with great results

When youre racing upwind thelonger tack is the one on which you mustspend more time to get from where youare to the windward mark There aremany reasons why one tack may belonger than the other Most often thishappens because you have sailed awayfrom the middle of the course

For example if you sail toward theleft side of the beat you might have 4minutes left on starboard tack and 8 min-utes left on port tack before reaching thewindward mark In that case port is obvi-ously the longer tack Other reasons forunequal tacks include windshifts a cross-current and a windward mark that wasnot set to windward

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Rule of Thumb Sail the longer tack firstby David Dellenbaugh

The longer tack is the one on whichyour bow is pointing closer to the wind-ward mark Sometimes it is easy to judgethis by looking at where other boats arepointing on each tack If you have instru-ments or even a compass you can calcu-late the longer tack mathematically

Besides figuring out which tack islonger its important to know roughlyhow much longer it is than the other tackFor example will you have to spend 10minutes on one tack and 2 minutes on theother Or just 7 minutes on one tack and6 on the other

The more skewed the tacks the morecritical it becomes to sail on the tack thatis longer If one tack is much longer thereis a high probability that it will be betterto get on that tack right away But if thetacks are very close in length (which isprobably the case if you have a hard timefiguring out which tack is longer) theremay be no advantage in sailing one tackjust because its a little longer

Playing the odds

Sailing the longer tack first is agood rule of thumb when you arenot sure which way the wind willshift next The longer tack takesyou away from the layline andgives you a better chance of gain-ing if you get a windshift beforeyou reach the windward mark

The benefits of this strategy are greatest when the following condi-tions exist

1) The distance you must sail on one tack is substantially longerthan the distance remaining on the other tack For example if you have7 minutes to sail on starboard tack and only 2 on port (A) its very like-ly that sailing the longer tack first will be better But if you are closer tothe middle of the course with 4 minutes to sail on one tack and 3 min-utes on the other (B) there may not be much advantage in sailing thelonger tack first

2) You are fairly far from the mark The closer you are to the mark(C) the less of an advantage youll get from sailing the longer tack firstThats because the wind is less likely to shift during the short time beforeyou round the mark In this case its often best to minimize the numberof tacks you make and to position yourself ideally relative to the boatsaround you

When and why this worksSailing the longer tack first is a rule ofthumb that works most of the timeHowever like all such guidelines it is notmeant to be a replacement for figuringout what the wind is doing and makingyour own strategic plan to handle the par-ticular wind conditions you are facingFor example if its light air and you seemore pressure to the left you shouldprobably sail that direction on starboardtack even if port tack is a lot longer

However when you are not so sureabout what the wind will do next (and thisis the case even for top sailors much ofthe time) then you can rely on rules ofthumb like sail the longer tack first Thisprinciple works because when the windmight shift in either direction its better tostay away from the layline By sailing thelonger tack first you head toward themiddle of the beat rather than the closerlayline

Over the course of many races in thepast this strategy has proven to workmore often than not In other words itgives you a higher probability of successwhich is very important when you are try-ing to minimize your exposure to risk

The probability that this rule ofthumb will work goes up as a) the tacksbecome more uneven and b) you are far-ther from the mark (see ldquoPlaying theoddsrdquo) If you are quite far from the wind-ward mark and the tacks are quiteskewed it is very urgent to sail on thelonger tack

Note that if you have a cross-current(a current the runs perpendicular to thewind) this will often make one tacklonger than the other sometimes by quitea bit In that case it may be better to sailthe up-current tack first This is notbecause there is any inherent advantageto being up-current - it just keeps youcloser to the middle of the course whichis better when youre not sure what willhappen next with the wind

Dave publishes the newsletterSpeed amp Smarts For a subscriptioncall 800-356-2200 or go to

wwwspeedandsmartscom

Corollary Sail the longer jibe firstFor the same reasons that you should normally sail the longer tack first on a beat youshould also sail the longer jibe first on a run Getting to the downwind layline too earlyhas all the same problems - the risk of sailing extra distance possible bad air and theinability to play future windshifts (when youre not sure what the wind will do)

In fact this rule of thumb may be even more important on runs than beats becauseits easier to overstand downwind Most boats have narrower jibing angles than tackingangles (right) so when you round the windward mark you are already closer to a lay-line All you need is a slight skew in the course a windshift pressure increase or a cross-current and youll be at layline before you know it

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LEFT Even a small increase in wind velocity can have a largeimpact on your downwind angles Therefore you have toallow for this when positioning yourself on the run If youget too close to a layline and get a puff you will be over-standing the leeward mark

RIGHT Boats with symmetrical spinnakerstypically have narrower jibing angles than

tacking angles in almost every windvelocity So its easier to get to a

downwind layline especially inbreeze when the jibing angle

is very small

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16 Rave Hydrofoil 2002 Granite blue fullbattened main jib screecher Trlr Storedinside Exc shape $9999BO 612-597-7399

22 Tanzer 1974Shoal Keel with tandem trailer New loose footmainsail new headsail on CDI roller furling99 Johnson Sailmaster outboard with electricstart and alternator With many extras $6000715-774-3225 or sargeshadowmsncomEmail for additional information and picturesLocated near Bayfield Wisconsin

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25 Catalina 1987Tall Rig Roller furling Fin keel 10hp diesellow hours Folding prop Head with holdingtank Pop-top with canvas Dual batteriesPropane stove 6 sails $10500 414-453-4015

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30 Catalina 1985Project boat Universal M-25 Full batten main- 135 Steel cradle $7900 651-638-0793horzpoolgoldengatenet

30 ComPac 272 198995 ft Beam 35 ft Draft Roller Furling 155Genoa New Batteries Alcohol Stove 50 GalWater 12 Gal Fuel Custom Tandem TrailerExcellent Condition $24500 Call Jim 320-260-1860

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35 Beneteau 345 First 1984 A real joy to sail A well cared for classic inBayfield WI $36000 addisoncawaolcom515-577-2426

35 Catalina 350 2005Well equipped and cared for less than 100hours AC many custom items fresh bottompaint Located in Wichita Kansas $145000ahuffmankeymgmtcom 316-264-1866

37 Pearson 365 Ketch 1977Sleeps 6 4 sails plus Spinnaker DodgerBimini New cockpit cushions Diesel RadarAutopilot Garmin Chartplotter DepthWindspeed VHF radio Stereo Much more tolist $49000 715-742-3337 infosiskiwitbaycom

38 Hunter H380 1999 Commissioned new in 2001 Located PSMABayfield Furling MainJib Dodger ElectricWindlass RadarGPS Plotter Satellite Radio12v Refrigeration All Accessories Includes2010 Slip $98495 Call Robert 218-209-9040or roberttandelsolcom

41 Morgan 41 Classic MKII 1989sv Rainbow A well founded vessel withmany features Please visithttpwwwrb4salecom for details $99500Email breezestwtscom Phone 269-599-6701 ask for Tom

44 Morgan Center Cockpit 1988Located BVI Taxes paid forever One yearcharter seasonal owner use since Completewith dinghymotor bedding dishes etc Lowmaintenance deck $119900 763-218-6808RNKLarsongmailcom

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We alter course to a heading of 171degrees which gives us an ETA at OuterIsland at 0400 We discuss watches andRay and I volunteer to take the 1600-2000 and the 1200 to 0400 watch Sincewe are about an hour into Jim andJolenes break I head below and heat upsome leftover stew for them before theyhead off watch Pretty soon it is just Rayand I in the cockpit Emmanuel is on Ottoand the conversation ranges far and wideThe day is moving slowly towardsevening and the sky is now streaked withthe pink and lavender shades of a summersunset The wind has leveled off and ourcourse has it placed solidly on our hip sowe shake the reef out of the main andunroll the rest of the jib The extra poweris helpful because the quartering seashave increased steadily and are now over4 feet I find that watching the steady andpowerful rhythm of the waves is deeplyhypnotic They are large impatient beastsand when they meet Emmanuels sleekhull they surge and seem to seek a way toclaim her when they cannot they rollunder her stern and rush around her bowand like grumpy old men who are inter-fered with mumble bitterly to themselvesas they continue on their way

When Ray comes back on deck herigs the radar deflector and I help himhoist it high in the rigging After that I gobelow and make some hot cocoa whichRay and I share along with our dwindlingsupply of seasick cookies Their abun-dance of ginger helps with queasinesswhen the seas are this rolly Emmanuel isstill sailing well and is maintainingspeeds of 7-8 knots For the next hour or

so we talk in a desultory fashion and Iwatch as dusk approaches slowly Atabout 750 I head below and shake Joleneand Jim out of their bunks By the timethey stumble up on deck they are happyto see the pot of fresh coffee ready forthem After shift turn over Ray and I headbelow and Ray disappears into his cabinI decide a thermos of hot soup would begood for the crew on watch so I get a potof tomato soup heating on the stoveBecause of the quartering seas it is stillrolly so I need the pot holders to hold thepan on the gimbaled stove Once the soupis hot I pick it up in both hands I have thethermos standing in the sink but now Irealize I have a problem with the transferThe soup does not pour well from the panespecially when I am aiming for an open-ing jus t a little larger than an inch I knowI have a funnel somewhere but I cannotset the pan down for fear of it spilling(fiddles not withstanding) while I searchfor it I finally resign myself to the factthat I am going to lose some and take mybest shot After cleaning all the soup outof the sink I head to my bunk

Its a little strange being in the V-berth while we are underway I havenever slept on Emmanuel except whenwe are at anchor or docked While there isa certain amount of noise from the water

Isle Royale - Continued from page 13

Lighthouse at Rock Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

Jim gets ready to stand his watch on our way back to Pikes Bay

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rushing past the hull it is actually a sooth-ing sound I wedge myself crossways intothe V-berth but since we are not heelingand the rolling motion is more pro-nounced in the stern I am very comfort-able I read for a while and then I dozeoff All too soon Jolene is waking me upfor my next shift I put all my layers ofclothes back on including my harness andtether and head for the cockpit It is abeautiful night but the wind has easedsome so Jim has started the diesel tomaintain our speed but the sails are stillup Jim and Jolenes watch was unevent-ful except for a couple of freighters thathave just shown up on the screen Againit is Ray and I and the moonlit night Wecan see lights on the far north shore andwe are pretty sure we are seeing the lightsof Grand Marais I keep an eye on thefreighters on our screen and it soonbecomes obvious they will pass wellastern of us so I relax just a bit

I have the helm by myself for a bitwhile Ray is below and it is a huge feel-ing It is a magnificent feeling-being atthe helm of a boat like Emmanuel andsailing across this lake The full moon isstill with us and lights our way The onlysounds are those of wind water and boatEmmanuel sails along at home in thewater and happy to be underway Iremember well all my feelings of trepi-dation at the start of this journey and amamazed at how different I feel now Injust 5 days we have sailed more than 300miles put our anchor down in newanchorages and crossed this lake twiceat night In some ways it seems a shamethat I have waited until now my 48thsummer before finding out I can do thisbut at least now I know My feeling ofsatisfaction is immense

By about 2 am Ray and I have spot-ted the light from Outer Island and westart to discuss what our plan will beWere not sure if we want to stop in theislands and get some sleep or continue onto Pikes Bay Our ETA for arriving atStockton is around 5 am and gettingback to Pikes Bay would take another 2hours Since we are already a day aheadof schedule we decide to stop in theislands and see if we get a chance to sail

that day We discuss various anchoragesand Ray advocates for some locationsthat are closer to where we enter theislands but I lobby vigorously for puttingthe hook down in Presque Bay onStockton I know the bay so making ourentrance in low light doesnt bother meWe postpone a decision until Jim andJolene are back on watch At 400 amRay wakes the next shift and when Jimand Jolene are on deck we discuss ouroptions Jim decides on Presque Isle Bayand we adjust our waypoint I head belowand curl up on the settee in the main salonsince I know we are due to arrive atStockton in about an hour I doze for a bitand then Jim is waking me to help withthe anchor Once on deck I can see thatthe skies have lightened considerably andfinding a place to put the hook down iseasy Once the anchor is set I head belowfor my bunk and am sound asleep by 520am We all sleep pretty sound until about9 am and then its time for coffee

It is a warm sunny day with clearskies and is a perfect day for just hangingout and taking it easy Breakfast is throwntogether from leftovers and Jolene doesdishwashing duty afterwards There is ageneral air of somnolence on board andthe slightly humid day does nothingmuch to shake us out of our torpor By

late afternoon a craving for pasta over-takes everyone on board so I whip up abatch of Pasta Puttanesca and we all eatbig platefuls of the stuff Of course thisfeast promotes more lying about in thewarm drowsy afternoon A few hourslater ZaBreNa hails us on channel 16 andwe find out she has just reached OuterIsland We invite her to stop by for snacksand the invitation is accepted quickly Iget busy in the galley again and pull outall the leftovers and throw them on platesand bowls By the time I am doneZaBreNa is in sight and Jolene and I tieon fenders and ready lines ZaBreNacomes alongside and we raft up withouttoo much fuss Our guests come aboardEmmanuel and we all have a chance totalk over the adventure we just had andshare stories about our crossing By earlyevening we know it is time to return toPikes Bay so we haul anchor reluctantlyand motor home in the fading light of alate summer day All of us changed for-ever by this experience

Sam Hounder is former Commodoreof Black Bear Yacht Club and still serveson the Board of Directors as SocialCzarina She and husband Jim have beensailing together for over 15 years Theykeep Emmanuel in Pikersquos Bay Marina inBayfield WI

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ZaBreeNas Crew joins us for post cruise raft up at Presque Isle Bay

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

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COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

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El Encierro (above) and Cut Throat (below) at the 10th Annual ADA RegattaPhotos by J H Peterson

STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

The American Sail TrainingAssociation is the hub for tall ship activi-ty expertise and information in NorthAmerica A 501(c) (3) nonprofit organi-zation focused on youth education lead-ership development and the preservationof the maritime heritage of NorthAmerica since 1973 ASTA has supportedEducation Under Sail and YouthCharacter Development aboard tall shipsIt organizes the TALL SHIPS CHAL-LENGEreg Series manages scholarshipprograms to make sail training experi-ences more affordable for young peoplegrant programs to assist crew of ASTAmember vessels with the costs of profes-sional development courses and licensingrequirements and publishes SAIL TALLSHIPS

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Racing News

Photo Credit (from Left to right) Privateer Lynx Pride of Baltimore IIAppledore V - Brian Stagner

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Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

sored by White Bear Boat Works TheLeukemia Cup Regatta on White BearLake brings together sailors from allover the upper Midwest for a weekendof racing fundraising and unabashedfun It is one of nearly forty similar sail-ing events around the country raisingawareness and funds to help find a curefor blood cancers like leukemia lym-phoma Hodgkins disease and myelo-ma

As many as 60 boats-from 14 sail-ing dinghies to 38 scows-enter this sail-ing extravaganza And every year theopportunity to sail and help others in thecommunity leaves a memorable impres-sion on everyone in attendance Since

2004 supporters of The Leukemia CupRegatta on White Bear Lake have raisedover $420000 for The Leukemia ampLymphoma Society (LLS) By register-ing for the Regatta (wwwleukemi-acuporgmn) participants become partof a nationwide movement of sailors and

other supporters who havejoined LLS in its fight againstblood cancers

This year Minnesota sailorsare raising their sails to honorAndrew Hedquist of StillwaterMN At the age of two Andrewwas diagnosed with acute myel-ogenous leukemia (AML) inMarch of 2005 It was news nei-ther of Andrews parents expect-ed to hear When Andrew wasdiagnosed we were both afraidand in disbelief said Andrewsmother Laura Hedquist Wenever had anyone close to us gothrough a serious illness letalone our little boy Followinghis diagnosis Andrew enduredfrequent trips to the doctor fiverounds of chemotherapy andtwo serious infections

Watching Andrew gothrough treatment was extremelydifficult But the help wereceived from LLS was trulyamazing said Laura We arevery thankful to have had suchwonderful support Now aseven-year-old student at SalemLutheran Andrew is doing greatHis doctors say he will be offi-

cially deemed cured this September- justin time for the Regatta Thank youbecause youre making the lives of can-cer patients easier and providing hope totheir families said Laura As a parentof a cancer patient I feel like its a bur-den lifted from my shoulders so I canfocus on caring for my son and navigat-ing the complicated world of treatmentinsurance and recovery Knowing thatyou are out there raising funds for thiscause gives great hope to familiesThose interested in attending theSeventh Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta(September 10-12) to sail in honor ofAndrew and others like him can regis-ter by visitingwwwleukemiacuporgmn

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250 SAILORS JOIN FORCES IN HONOR OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ANDREW HEDQUIST OF STILLWATER

REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

fundraiser for LLS delivers New to theevent this year is The Leukemia CupLuau featuring a pig roast If you wouldlike to support the Regatta by sailingvolunteering donating an auction itemor making a donation we would love totalk with you For more informationabout The Leukemia Cup Regatta andLLS please contact Jared Nielsen at(763) 852-3004 or visit our website atwwwleukemiacuporgmn

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ABOUT THE LEUKEMIA amp LYMPHOMA SOCIETYThe Leukemia amp Lymphoma Society isthe worlds largest voluntary healthorganization dedicated to fundingresearch education and patient servicesfor people with leukemia lymphoma ormyeloma Over one hundred thousandnew cases of these blood cancers arediagnosed in this country each year and148 people die from them every day Butmany more recover thanks in part to theefforts of The Leukemia amp LymphomaSociety and sailors across the countryLast year alone some 8400 sailorsraised $38 million to help find cures forblood cancers $78000 of that wasraised by The Leukemia Cup Regatta onWhite Bear Lake

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deep but we are able to creep in close toshore and get the anchor down in about15 feet of water Malone Island gives usexcellent protection for everything butnorthwest but with the wind blowingpretty steady out of the southeast we arequite comfortable Once the anchor isdown Jim lowers the dinghy off the davitsand we are ready to head to shore Oncewe leave the protection of Malone Islandwe get the full force of the 12-15 knotbreeze as we head for the Malone Baydock There is a one foot chop in the bayand Jim has his hands full not flipping thedinghy We all get a little wet but that isthe worst of it Once ashore we are able toquickly locate the trailhead to SiskiwitLake The well worn path takes us alongthe shore and then cuts to the right It isnot a long way and soon we are climbinga small hill and when we get to the top ofit there it is Siskiwit Lake a lake in themiddle of an island in the middle of alake We all stand there marveling at itThe shore is pebbly and the lake liesthere blue and peaceful in the afternoonsun We wander the shore and we takesome pictures A bit more exploring andwe find the Siskiwit River This littleriver tumbles out of Siskiwit Lake andruns cheerfully over a small waterfall Itwas a strange feeling to stand at the shoreof the river and look up to Siskiwit lakeThe elevation difference is quite markedand is a surprise to me

Eventually we wander back to thetrail and make our way to the dinghyAnother harey ride across the bay and weare back aboard Emmanuel By this timeit is late afternoon so I put together someappetizers to quiet the growling stom-achs I mix up my spicy pepper jam withcream cheese and we eat it on crackersand chips We all sit in the cockpit in thewarm sun and smile smugly at each otherOther than a couple of campers ashore wehave not seen another soul since we leftWindigo Harbor early that morningEverywhere we look is beauty that makesyou heart hurt and your throat tightenThat is until Jim decides its time to takea shower right off the stern The rest of usare too comfortable to move so we staywhere we are and Ray and Jolene care-

fully avert their eyes By the time Jim isdone with his shower everyone is yawn-ing so we all head for our bunks for ashort nap Dinner is late in the eveningand my marinated lamb chops grilled justuntil done and served with a reducedglaze of honey garlic and balsamic vine-gar and fresh green beans is a perfect endto a perfect day

Much later after the dishes are donewe dig out the charts and our cruisingguide and discuss our plans for the nextday We are planning to head for RockHarbor so Jim turns on the VHF andtunes in to NOAA to get the weatherRight about this time I decide to take aturn on deck to check our swing andanchor set As I step out into the cockpitthe scene before me is so beautiful I haveto sit down for a bit The moon is nowfully up and all around me is bright asday Tucked behind Malone Island we aresheltered from the big lake but we are justa short distance from the shore ofSiskiwit Bay With Emmanuels bowpointing almost due west as I sit in thecockpit I can see Ross and Fisher IslandsThe waters ofMalone Bay gleamin this frosted lightand I am happy tojust sit and watchJust then in themidst of this rever-ie a flash catchesmy eye I turn myhead quickly andsee that the north-west sky is filledwith lightningWhen I go belowagain Jim Ray andI discuss the fore-cast of expected15-25 knot windsout of the west towhich we are a bitexposed I updatethem on the weath-er and we bataround the idea ofsetting a secondanchor but decideto wait and see

what happens I have a fair amount ofconfidence in our Bruce and we haveplenty of swing room We all head for bedshortly after Banging thunder and a driv-ing rain wakes me at about 2 am We hadleft some hatches open for ventilation soJim and I hurriedly shut them and I headto the cockpit to rescue the Garmin chart-plotter After stowing it below I wait outthe storm and make myself some cocoa topass the time By 300 am it has blownitself out and I take my cocoa and mynew headlamp to the cockpit This thingmakes reading at night a breeze The airis balmy and with the passing of thestorm the skies are clear and the night isthick with stars Pretty soon Im yawningand I head back to bed for a few morehours of sleep

Monday morning dawns bright andclear but we can see by the chop inMalone Bay that the wind has piped upagain For breakfast that morning I makeJolene my double cinnamon French toastI soak thick slices of French bread in arich egg cream maple syrup cinnamonand butter mixture After soaking I grill

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the slices on the griddle and serve withwarm syrup and thick sliced bacon Whenbreakfast is done and the dishes arewashed its time to go Our destinationthis day is Rock Harbor which is about 30miles further up the south shore of IsleRoyale After warming up the diesel weget the anchor back on board and head forthe channel out of Malone Bay Onceclear we discuss our sail plan for the dayThe wind is really blowing and wealready have about two feet of chop Wedecide to go with a single reef in the mainand part of the jib rolled out Once hoist-ed we fall off to a starboard tack andbecause the wind is out of the southeastwe dont have a lot of sea room to allowus to sail lower than a close reach so wesettle in for the ride across Siskiwit BayIt is this kind of weather that shows whata stellar performer Emmanuel is underchallenging conditions As the miles slideby under her hull the wind and wavescontinue to build By lunchtime we are insome serious 6 footers and it is a hardslog but Emmanuel simply leans into itand shoulders her way through maintain-ing a respectable 7 plus knots Helm dutyrequires serious concentration and warmheadgear Even though the temps are eas-ily in the 60s it is chilly in the wind Byearly afternoon I head down to the galley

and dish up leftover pasta salad andchicken salad for lunch Apparently con-ditions have not dampened appetitessince it all quickly disappears Shortlyafter lunch we are approaching ChippewaHarbor and I easily spot the daymark forthe entrance and we know we dont havemuch farther to go An hour or so later weround Saginaw Point and are heading forMiddle Island Passage our entrance toRock Harbor About this time Jim fires upthe diesel to help our pointing so we dontlose a lot of ground The Yanmar is chug-ging happily along at cruising speedwhen suddenly the RPMs drop from theusual 2800 to about 1000 Jim and I lookat each and I shrug my shoulders Jimadvances the throttle again and a momentlater the RPMs come back up We makeit to Middle Island Passage and just as weenter Rock Harbor we spot Montebelauheading out We chat for a few momentson the VHF and wave good bye as theyhead out to Chippewa Harbor Just a fewminutes later the diesel does the samething The RPMs fall off and then comeback up It happens twice more during thethree miles we travel to Rock Harbormarina and it leaves Jim and I feelingsomewhat spooked

The first thing we do is stop at thegas dock to top off fuel (diesel is over $6a gallon) pump out the holding tankand arrange for an overnight slip Whilethe boys are taking care of these thingsJolene and I hop off and head for thebathrooms When we come back I walk aways down to check out what slip I wantWhile a few of the slips have the length toaccommodate Emmanuel I am worriedabout the depth I finally find one with aport side tie up and I go back to tell JimI am happy to see that we are just twoslips away from Dan on Seahawk Wehad last seen Dan and his crew atWindigo on Saturday We exchange hel-los and chat for a few minutes

Within a short while Emmanuel istucked up safely in her slip and Ray andJolene decide to head out to do someexploring They take the dinghy and headover to Raspberry Island Jim and I stayon board and spend some time relaxingShortly after Ray and Jolene leave we are

surprised to see ZaBreNa pull into the gasdock so we head over for a quick visitDave and his crew are planning on spend-ing the night in Tobin Harbor but weagree to touch base in the morning beforeheading out By the time Ray and Jolenecome back it is time for appetizers whichwe eat on shore while we enjoy the love-ly evening Finally I throw some steakson the grill and sauteacute some mushrooms inbutter Along with the big juicy stripsteaks we have fresh cruditeacutes and breadwarm from Emmanuels oven This feastrequires the four of us to take a walkdown to the Rock Harbor Lodge after weclean our plates It is easy to see that allthe guests must have a fabulous view Wecheck out the gift shop peek in somewindows and pretty soon wander back toEmmanuel It is another beautiful eveningand the tranquil basin that is Rock Harborgleams pearl like in the early eveningThe air is soft and is lightly cool againstmy skin When we get back to the boatwe debate the idea of showering on shorebut the thought of paying $6 for a 5minute shower leaves us all opting forwash ups on board All the fresh air andsailing has worn Jolene out and shecrawls into her bunk early Jim Ray and Istay up longer for coffee and dessert andwe discuss the days events including thediesel problem It seems reasonable toassume that the problem may be gunk inthe fuel filter and decide that will be thefirst place we look in the morning

Tuesday morning is warm andsunny Since I always sleep sounder whenwe are in harbor it is after 8 am before Istumble out and the rest of the crew is upalready Jim and Ray are just comingback from Tobin Harbor where theyhiked over to see if ZaBreNa was thereShe was not so they try to raise her on theVHF but no luck Thankfully Jolene hasthe coffee made and I huddle with my cupuntil my sleep fogged brain clears Aquick breakfast and it is time to get towork We pull the engine cover off andwith me reading the diagram out of theservice manual we locate the fuel filterOnce it is removed we pour its contentsinto a jug and find that about half of it issludge Next we locate the Racor filter

Breakfast in Emmanuels cabin

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and clean that also and then we discoverthe sealing O-ring is bad Ray and Jimexchange looks wondering where are wegoing to get parts I disappear into theport aft cabin and reappear moments laterwith a new filter and a new O ring fromthe spare parts kit I laid in before we leftFor a brief moment I am heralded as thebest provisioner of all time With all newparts installed Jim steps confidentially tothe helm and turns the key The Yanmarcranks hopefully but that is all and prettysoon the starter is starting to lag becausethe start battery is being depleted Aroundthis time our friend Dan from Seahawkstrolls down the dock and suggests we trypriming the new fuel filter The guys grinsheepishly Apparently this is a man thingthey are supposed to know The filter getsprimed and more cranking and now thestart battery is dangerously low We takea short break and Ray heads to the bath-room where a chance conversation giveshim the answer we need Soon he is backand tells Jim that the air needs to be bledout of the fuel line Before we can do thatthough Jim and I hoist one of the housebatteries out of its locker and move it tothe companionway where it is connectedto the start battery using the batterycables Dan loaned us The Yanmar serv-ice manual guides us through the process

and once the lines are bled I turn the keyand Yanmar busts into life and chugs hap-pily away A cheer goes up from the crewof Emmanuel which is echoed by a victo-ry blast from Seahawk By this time it isafter 12 noon and we are anxious to be onour way Soon we are slipping our linesand with a last wave to Seahawk andthank you call on the VHF we quicklyleave Rock Harbor behind As we exitMiddle Island passage we find the windsare about 15 knots ESE with seas of 1-2

feet We decide on a double reefed mainand we roll out a small amount of jibPretty soon we are flying along runningdown the shore of Isle Royale Our planas we pass Saginaw Point again is to sailfor as long as we can and keep an eye onthe weather We decide that if the windsdie off by the time we get to the southerntip of the island we will duck intoWashington Harbor for the night If thewind is forecast to stay up we will sail tothe islands tonight

Shortly after this we pass theentrance to Chippewa Harbor and aresurprised by a hail from ZaBreNa Theyare tucked into Chippewa and were hik-ing to the overlook when they spotted usflying past We urge them to join us butthey have decided to wait until eveningbefore making for the islands We plan arendezvous at Stockton and we continueon our way By 515 pm we are about10 miles from Grace Harbor Jim andRay have been listening to NOAA andthey are happy with the wind forecast sowe decide we will continue on

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Continued on page 25

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August 2010

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Calendar of Events

Seaworthy the newsletter fromBoatUS that helps boaters and

anglers prevent damage to their vesselslooked into some of the more commonreasons for on-the-water boat troublesthat occur mid-season

ldquoPreventive maintenance will helpyou avoid the headaches and keep yourcrew or fishing buddies comfortable andsaferdquo says Seaworthy Editor BobAdriance ldquoSo going over the boatrsquos sys-tems in the spring is very important Butnow after a couple months of use itrsquostime to look at things again A midsum-mer check-up will ensure you make itback to home port without a problemrdquo

Here are some midsummermaintenance tips for bothpower and sailboats

bull Through-hulls Make a thoroughcheck around any below-the-waterlinehole or opening Check all through-hullsfor leaks and cycle seacocks to ensurethey close properly If itrsquos hard to movethe handle make a note to service it nexttime the boat is out of the water Anyhose clamps should be tight and hoseends secure A bilge pump cycle counteris a simple upgrade and the best earlywarning system that unwanted water iscoming aboard

bull Engine belts For inboard engineslook in areas near the belts checking forevidence of black dust mdash a sure sign thatengine pulleys need to be realigned andthe belt replaced Push on the longest runof the belt mdash it should not deflect morethan one half inch

bull Engine hoses Squeeze coolant andfuel hoses with your hands looking forsoftness cracks or bulges Replace anythat are suspect Wiggle the ends toensure they are secure and inspect for anypossible chafing issues in the enginecompartment

bull Sterndrives Inspect the folds in thebellows and replace if they show signsof cracking

bull Sacrificial zincs and anodes Awasted zinc is a sure sign of trouble pos-sibly stray current at the dock Ensure allzincs are no less than half gone mdash andreplace them now if they are

bull Control cables Look for chafe splitsor swelling of the plastic jacket mdash a suresign the cable needs replacement

bull Outboard engine mounts Smallerengines can sometimes vibrate loose sore-tighten clamps and ensure the cut-offswitch is operable

bull Hydraulic steering system and trimtabs Ensure reservoirs are full If youhave to add fluid there is leak that mustbe fixed immediately

bull Batteries and electrical systemDead batteries are often nothing morethan corroded connections mdash sandpapercan easily clean them up With conven-tional batteries check water levels andadd if necessary Inspect cables andwiring for chafe especially whereverthey may pass through a bulkhead

bull Shorepower cable Look for burnmarks on the plug ends and the connec-tion to the boat Replace both the plugand receptacle immediately if you find any

bull Head If your boat has a flushing toi-let and its handle is getting hard to oper-ate yoursquove likely got calcium buildupPour a cup of vinegar into bowl pumpingonly once or twice Let it sit for one nightbefore flushing with one-fourth cup ofmineral oil

bull On deck Old stiff or chafed docklines should be replaced Also checkanchor line and chain shackles and any splices

bull Sailboats only Look for any brokenstrands on standing rigging You can findthem by running a loose rag up the rig-ging which will snag on any brokenends Cracked swages are an indicator forimmediate replacement Contact a riggerif you suspect a problem Running rig-ging also needs to be looked at mdash espe-cially the roller furling line

bull Trailers Inspect bearings and ensurethey are well packed with greaseHydraulic brake reservoirs should be fullLastly check the tires for wear and ensurelugs are tight

More checklists are also available athttpwwwBoatUScomfreebies

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My favorite rule of thumb and onethat I have used with great success

many times is to sail the longer tackfirst This is a simple nearly foolproofguideline that is easy to use and oftencomes with great results

When youre racing upwind thelonger tack is the one on which you mustspend more time to get from where youare to the windward mark There aremany reasons why one tack may belonger than the other Most often thishappens because you have sailed awayfrom the middle of the course

For example if you sail toward theleft side of the beat you might have 4minutes left on starboard tack and 8 min-utes left on port tack before reaching thewindward mark In that case port is obvi-ously the longer tack Other reasons forunequal tacks include windshifts a cross-current and a windward mark that wasnot set to windward

16 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

Rule of Thumb Sail the longer tack firstby David Dellenbaugh

The longer tack is the one on whichyour bow is pointing closer to the wind-ward mark Sometimes it is easy to judgethis by looking at where other boats arepointing on each tack If you have instru-ments or even a compass you can calcu-late the longer tack mathematically

Besides figuring out which tack islonger its important to know roughlyhow much longer it is than the other tackFor example will you have to spend 10minutes on one tack and 2 minutes on theother Or just 7 minutes on one tack and6 on the other

The more skewed the tacks the morecritical it becomes to sail on the tack thatis longer If one tack is much longer thereis a high probability that it will be betterto get on that tack right away But if thetacks are very close in length (which isprobably the case if you have a hard timefiguring out which tack is longer) theremay be no advantage in sailing one tackjust because its a little longer

Playing the odds

Sailing the longer tack first is agood rule of thumb when you arenot sure which way the wind willshift next The longer tack takesyou away from the layline andgives you a better chance of gain-ing if you get a windshift beforeyou reach the windward mark

The benefits of this strategy are greatest when the following condi-tions exist

1) The distance you must sail on one tack is substantially longerthan the distance remaining on the other tack For example if you have7 minutes to sail on starboard tack and only 2 on port (A) its very like-ly that sailing the longer tack first will be better But if you are closer tothe middle of the course with 4 minutes to sail on one tack and 3 min-utes on the other (B) there may not be much advantage in sailing thelonger tack first

2) You are fairly far from the mark The closer you are to the mark(C) the less of an advantage youll get from sailing the longer tack firstThats because the wind is less likely to shift during the short time beforeyou round the mark In this case its often best to minimize the numberof tacks you make and to position yourself ideally relative to the boatsaround you

When and why this worksSailing the longer tack first is a rule ofthumb that works most of the timeHowever like all such guidelines it is notmeant to be a replacement for figuringout what the wind is doing and makingyour own strategic plan to handle the par-ticular wind conditions you are facingFor example if its light air and you seemore pressure to the left you shouldprobably sail that direction on starboardtack even if port tack is a lot longer

However when you are not so sureabout what the wind will do next (and thisis the case even for top sailors much ofthe time) then you can rely on rules ofthumb like sail the longer tack first Thisprinciple works because when the windmight shift in either direction its better tostay away from the layline By sailing thelonger tack first you head toward themiddle of the beat rather than the closerlayline

Over the course of many races in thepast this strategy has proven to workmore often than not In other words itgives you a higher probability of successwhich is very important when you are try-ing to minimize your exposure to risk

The probability that this rule ofthumb will work goes up as a) the tacksbecome more uneven and b) you are far-ther from the mark (see ldquoPlaying theoddsrdquo) If you are quite far from the wind-ward mark and the tacks are quiteskewed it is very urgent to sail on thelonger tack

Note that if you have a cross-current(a current the runs perpendicular to thewind) this will often make one tacklonger than the other sometimes by quitea bit In that case it may be better to sailthe up-current tack first This is notbecause there is any inherent advantageto being up-current - it just keeps youcloser to the middle of the course whichis better when youre not sure what willhappen next with the wind

Dave publishes the newsletterSpeed amp Smarts For a subscriptioncall 800-356-2200 or go to

wwwspeedandsmartscom

Corollary Sail the longer jibe firstFor the same reasons that you should normally sail the longer tack first on a beat youshould also sail the longer jibe first on a run Getting to the downwind layline too earlyhas all the same problems - the risk of sailing extra distance possible bad air and theinability to play future windshifts (when youre not sure what the wind will do)

In fact this rule of thumb may be even more important on runs than beats becauseits easier to overstand downwind Most boats have narrower jibing angles than tackingangles (right) so when you round the windward mark you are already closer to a lay-line All you need is a slight skew in the course a windshift pressure increase or a cross-current and youll be at layline before you know it

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LEFT Even a small increase in wind velocity can have a largeimpact on your downwind angles Therefore you have toallow for this when positioning yourself on the run If youget too close to a layline and get a puff you will be over-standing the leeward mark

RIGHT Boats with symmetrical spinnakerstypically have narrower jibing angles than

tacking angles in almost every windvelocity So its easier to get to a

downwind layline especially inbreeze when the jibing angle

is very small

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28 Hunter wo mast 89 $7995 NE28 Irwin 72 $4995 NE28 ODay IB Main Genoa Cruise Chute Trlr 79 $16900 NY28 Pearson 5 Sails 30hp A4 Furling Elect More 78 $13000 HY28 Pearson 6 Sails 30hp A4 Elect More 77 $13900 HY28 Tartan 3 Sails 16 HP Yanmar furler Elect More 89 $38000 HY29 Ericson 4 Sails A4 IB Hrkn Furler Elect 79 $13900 HY29 Ericson Main Furl Genoa Inst More 75 $16500 NY29 Hunter 295- BELOW BOOK VALUE 94 $26000 CN29 Hunter 295 2 Sails Yanmar IB Whl More 95 $40900 HY29 Lancer 78 $10995 NE29 Paceship-Northwind Main Furl Genoa IB More 70 $6995 NY30 Catalina 79 $13000 IM30 Catalina 30 Main 135 New Genoa 88 $28999 NY30 Catalina Tall Rig 97 $19499 NE30 Catalina Cradle Universal M-25 More 85 $7900 SC30 Catalina many extras 79 $17000 CM30 Catalina sleeps 7 well equipped 88 $29900 SU30 ComPac 272 Roller furl 155 Genoa Trlr More 89 $24500 SC30 Contest 3 Sails 28HP IB Trlr Furl L lines More 70 $12000 HY30 Irwin Citation 30 80 $16995 NY30 J Boat (Hull 291) 10 sails 12HP Ynmr more 81 $28000 HY30 Monroe Wooden Motorsailer Nicely Equipped 37 $35000 NY30 Pearson 5 Sails A4 IB VHF Stereo Rails More 75 $7000 HY30 Pearson Jib Frl A-4 Steel Skid 72 $9500 CM30 Tartan 30 mainsail furling genoa 77 $14995 NY30 Tartan T-30 Great Trailer 70 $16500 IM31 Cape Dory Cutter 4 Sails Univ Dsl IB More 83 $37000 HY31 Catalina 310 01 $77995 NE31 Catalina 310 00 $72995 NE31 Hunter 31- LIKE NEW- Great Value 06 $88900 CN31 Hunter 310- SPECTACULAR 97 $49900 CN31 Northstar 1000 3 Sails A4 Trlr Whl More 74 $9900 HY32 Bayfield Cutter 3 Sails Yanmar Whl More 86 $28700 HY32 Beneteau 321 Diesel Furling Main amp Genoa More96 $69995 NY32 Coronado Center cockpit new universal diesel 72 $9900 IM32 J Boat 4 Sails 28HP Yanmar Wheel Furler more01 $129000 HY32 Rhodes Sloop 5 sails A4 new paint more 57 $50000 HY33 CampC New Engine Elect Dodger 75 $29900 NY33 Hunter Virtually New in mast furler 05 $89900 IM33 Jeanneau SO33i NEW Canvas 2 Cabin 10 $126900 SU33 Le Comte Medilist 67 $20000 NE33 Ranger 2 Sails A4 IB Whl Furlex More 76 $17000 HY33 Tartan Up Grade Sails Dsl Elect 82 $37995 NY34 Beneteau 343 MOTIVATED SELLER 06 $99900 CN34 CampC 5 sails A4 Whl Furler Dodger 10 Winches78 $15000 HY34 Cal Main Genoa Spin Dsl Elect More 75 $24995 NY34 Hunter 85 $34900 IM

34 Hunter 86 $28880 NE34 Hunter 340 clean teak int roller furling more 98 $69500 SC34 Hunter Lake City 84 $34900 IM34 Hunter Pepin Slip paid for 84 $35900 IM34 Irwin Dsl Whl Furling Up Grade Sails 80 $22500 NY34 Pacific Seacraft Yanmar Dsl Furl Whl more 90 $95000 HY34 Tartan 2 cabin fresh water well equipped 87 $59500 SU35 BaBa Cutter 85 $120000 NY35 Beneteau 345 First joy to sail classic 84 $36000 SC35 Catalina 350 Well equipped Low hours More 05 $145000 SC35 Columbia 107 4 Sails Yanmar IB Whl More 78 $35000 HY35 Ericson 80 $36000 NE35 Freedom 350 Yacht 93 $79500 NY35 Freedom 350 New Windlass Dodger 93 $71500 SU35 Hunter 355 90 $58995 NY36 Dufour 01 $108500 NE36 Hunter 36- Brand New- SAVE OVER $35k 08 Call CN36 Hunter 36- NEW LISTING Nice 04 $118500 CN36 Island Trader Magellan New Listing 76 Call HY36 Islander 4 sails 50 HP dsl Frlx wheel More 77 $48000 HY36 Jeanneau 36i 08 $152900 NY36 Jeanneau SO36i 3 Cabin CanvasWindlass 08 $152900 SU36 Magellan 36 76 $34995 NY36 S236 110C Center Cockpit Dsl More 83 $48995 NY37 Hunter 375 Legend 5 Sails 34HP Yanmar More 92 $79900 HY37 Hunter 376- Includes Avon Dinghy 97 $92900 CN37 Irwin 37 Center Cockpit- NEW LISTING 73 $19900 CN37 Pearson 365 Ketch Sleeps 6 Elect much More 77 $49000 SC38 CampC Landfall 3 Sails Yanmar IB wheel more 80 $40000 HY38 Hunter H380 Furling mainjib Elect Windlass 99 $98495 SC38 Hunter 3 Sails 45hp Yanmar Whl Furler More 06 $150000 HY38 Morgan 382 Beautiful All instr Heat More 79 $59900 NY39 Jeanneau 39i 08 $174900 NY39 Jeanneau SO39i 3 Cabin Canvas Windlass 08 $174900 SU40 CampC 14 sails Furling Diesel Awlgrip More 80 $74995 NY40 CampC 8 sails 30hp Yanm furler elec more 80 $58000 HY40 Tartan Main 120 Furler Electronics More 87 $150000 NY41 Morgan 41 Classic MKII Many features 89 $99500 SC41 Sceptre New bow thruster Sails Inst More 87 $220000 NY41 Viking Convetible sport fisherman loaded 88 $142000 SU42 Beneteau 423 Furl Main amp Jib Dsl Loaded More 05 $190000 NY42 CampC Landfall 5 Sails Perk 50HP Wheel more 77 Call HY42 Catalina 42mkII Low hrs amp loaded 06 $229900 NE42 Catalina 42mkII Low hrs amp loaded 08 $269900 NE43 Hood 19 sails IB Dsl electronics beautiful 66 $48000 HY44 Jeanneau SO44i 3 Cabin 2 Head NEW 09 $299000 SU44 Morgan Center Cockpit Located BVI More 88 $119900 SC46 Hylas 455 2 Cabin 2 Head Center Cockpit 95 $269000 SU

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We alter course to a heading of 171degrees which gives us an ETA at OuterIsland at 0400 We discuss watches andRay and I volunteer to take the 1600-2000 and the 1200 to 0400 watch Sincewe are about an hour into Jim andJolenes break I head below and heat upsome leftover stew for them before theyhead off watch Pretty soon it is just Rayand I in the cockpit Emmanuel is on Ottoand the conversation ranges far and wideThe day is moving slowly towardsevening and the sky is now streaked withthe pink and lavender shades of a summersunset The wind has leveled off and ourcourse has it placed solidly on our hip sowe shake the reef out of the main andunroll the rest of the jib The extra poweris helpful because the quartering seashave increased steadily and are now over4 feet I find that watching the steady andpowerful rhythm of the waves is deeplyhypnotic They are large impatient beastsand when they meet Emmanuels sleekhull they surge and seem to seek a way toclaim her when they cannot they rollunder her stern and rush around her bowand like grumpy old men who are inter-fered with mumble bitterly to themselvesas they continue on their way

When Ray comes back on deck herigs the radar deflector and I help himhoist it high in the rigging After that I gobelow and make some hot cocoa whichRay and I share along with our dwindlingsupply of seasick cookies Their abun-dance of ginger helps with queasinesswhen the seas are this rolly Emmanuel isstill sailing well and is maintainingspeeds of 7-8 knots For the next hour or

so we talk in a desultory fashion and Iwatch as dusk approaches slowly Atabout 750 I head below and shake Joleneand Jim out of their bunks By the timethey stumble up on deck they are happyto see the pot of fresh coffee ready forthem After shift turn over Ray and I headbelow and Ray disappears into his cabinI decide a thermos of hot soup would begood for the crew on watch so I get a potof tomato soup heating on the stoveBecause of the quartering seas it is stillrolly so I need the pot holders to hold thepan on the gimbaled stove Once the soupis hot I pick it up in both hands I have thethermos standing in the sink but now Irealize I have a problem with the transferThe soup does not pour well from the panespecially when I am aiming for an open-ing jus t a little larger than an inch I knowI have a funnel somewhere but I cannotset the pan down for fear of it spilling(fiddles not withstanding) while I searchfor it I finally resign myself to the factthat I am going to lose some and take mybest shot After cleaning all the soup outof the sink I head to my bunk

Its a little strange being in the V-berth while we are underway I havenever slept on Emmanuel except whenwe are at anchor or docked While there isa certain amount of noise from the water

Isle Royale - Continued from page 13

Lighthouse at Rock Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

Jim gets ready to stand his watch on our way back to Pikes Bay

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 25

rushing past the hull it is actually a sooth-ing sound I wedge myself crossways intothe V-berth but since we are not heelingand the rolling motion is more pro-nounced in the stern I am very comfort-able I read for a while and then I dozeoff All too soon Jolene is waking me upfor my next shift I put all my layers ofclothes back on including my harness andtether and head for the cockpit It is abeautiful night but the wind has easedsome so Jim has started the diesel tomaintain our speed but the sails are stillup Jim and Jolenes watch was unevent-ful except for a couple of freighters thathave just shown up on the screen Againit is Ray and I and the moonlit night Wecan see lights on the far north shore andwe are pretty sure we are seeing the lightsof Grand Marais I keep an eye on thefreighters on our screen and it soonbecomes obvious they will pass wellastern of us so I relax just a bit

I have the helm by myself for a bitwhile Ray is below and it is a huge feel-ing It is a magnificent feeling-being atthe helm of a boat like Emmanuel andsailing across this lake The full moon isstill with us and lights our way The onlysounds are those of wind water and boatEmmanuel sails along at home in thewater and happy to be underway Iremember well all my feelings of trepi-dation at the start of this journey and amamazed at how different I feel now Injust 5 days we have sailed more than 300miles put our anchor down in newanchorages and crossed this lake twiceat night In some ways it seems a shamethat I have waited until now my 48thsummer before finding out I can do thisbut at least now I know My feeling ofsatisfaction is immense

By about 2 am Ray and I have spot-ted the light from Outer Island and westart to discuss what our plan will beWere not sure if we want to stop in theislands and get some sleep or continue onto Pikes Bay Our ETA for arriving atStockton is around 5 am and gettingback to Pikes Bay would take another 2hours Since we are already a day aheadof schedule we decide to stop in theislands and see if we get a chance to sail

that day We discuss various anchoragesand Ray advocates for some locationsthat are closer to where we enter theislands but I lobby vigorously for puttingthe hook down in Presque Bay onStockton I know the bay so making ourentrance in low light doesnt bother meWe postpone a decision until Jim andJolene are back on watch At 400 amRay wakes the next shift and when Jimand Jolene are on deck we discuss ouroptions Jim decides on Presque Isle Bayand we adjust our waypoint I head belowand curl up on the settee in the main salonsince I know we are due to arrive atStockton in about an hour I doze for a bitand then Jim is waking me to help withthe anchor Once on deck I can see thatthe skies have lightened considerably andfinding a place to put the hook down iseasy Once the anchor is set I head belowfor my bunk and am sound asleep by 520am We all sleep pretty sound until about9 am and then its time for coffee

It is a warm sunny day with clearskies and is a perfect day for just hangingout and taking it easy Breakfast is throwntogether from leftovers and Jolene doesdishwashing duty afterwards There is ageneral air of somnolence on board andthe slightly humid day does nothingmuch to shake us out of our torpor By

late afternoon a craving for pasta over-takes everyone on board so I whip up abatch of Pasta Puttanesca and we all eatbig platefuls of the stuff Of course thisfeast promotes more lying about in thewarm drowsy afternoon A few hourslater ZaBreNa hails us on channel 16 andwe find out she has just reached OuterIsland We invite her to stop by for snacksand the invitation is accepted quickly Iget busy in the galley again and pull outall the leftovers and throw them on platesand bowls By the time I am doneZaBreNa is in sight and Jolene and I tieon fenders and ready lines ZaBreNacomes alongside and we raft up withouttoo much fuss Our guests come aboardEmmanuel and we all have a chance totalk over the adventure we just had andshare stories about our crossing By earlyevening we know it is time to return toPikes Bay so we haul anchor reluctantlyand motor home in the fading light of alate summer day All of us changed for-ever by this experience

Sam Hounder is former Commodoreof Black Bear Yacht Club and still serveson the Board of Directors as SocialCzarina She and husband Jim have beensailing together for over 15 years Theykeep Emmanuel in Pikersquos Bay Marina inBayfield WI

26 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

ZaBreeNas Crew joins us for post cruise raft up at Presque Isle Bay

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 27

COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

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El Encierro (above) and Cut Throat (below) at the 10th Annual ADA RegattaPhotos by J H Peterson

STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

The American Sail TrainingAssociation is the hub for tall ship activi-ty expertise and information in NorthAmerica A 501(c) (3) nonprofit organi-zation focused on youth education lead-ership development and the preservationof the maritime heritage of NorthAmerica since 1973 ASTA has supportedEducation Under Sail and YouthCharacter Development aboard tall shipsIt organizes the TALL SHIPS CHAL-LENGEreg Series manages scholarshipprograms to make sail training experi-ences more affordable for young peoplegrant programs to assist crew of ASTAmember vessels with the costs of profes-sional development courses and licensingrequirements and publishes SAIL TALLSHIPS

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Racing News

Photo Credit (from Left to right) Privateer Lynx Pride of Baltimore IIAppledore V - Brian Stagner

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Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

sored by White Bear Boat Works TheLeukemia Cup Regatta on White BearLake brings together sailors from allover the upper Midwest for a weekendof racing fundraising and unabashedfun It is one of nearly forty similar sail-ing events around the country raisingawareness and funds to help find a curefor blood cancers like leukemia lym-phoma Hodgkins disease and myelo-ma

As many as 60 boats-from 14 sail-ing dinghies to 38 scows-enter this sail-ing extravaganza And every year theopportunity to sail and help others in thecommunity leaves a memorable impres-sion on everyone in attendance Since

2004 supporters of The Leukemia CupRegatta on White Bear Lake have raisedover $420000 for The Leukemia ampLymphoma Society (LLS) By register-ing for the Regatta (wwwleukemi-acuporgmn) participants become partof a nationwide movement of sailors and

other supporters who havejoined LLS in its fight againstblood cancers

This year Minnesota sailorsare raising their sails to honorAndrew Hedquist of StillwaterMN At the age of two Andrewwas diagnosed with acute myel-ogenous leukemia (AML) inMarch of 2005 It was news nei-ther of Andrews parents expect-ed to hear When Andrew wasdiagnosed we were both afraidand in disbelief said Andrewsmother Laura Hedquist Wenever had anyone close to us gothrough a serious illness letalone our little boy Followinghis diagnosis Andrew enduredfrequent trips to the doctor fiverounds of chemotherapy andtwo serious infections

Watching Andrew gothrough treatment was extremelydifficult But the help wereceived from LLS was trulyamazing said Laura We arevery thankful to have had suchwonderful support Now aseven-year-old student at SalemLutheran Andrew is doing greatHis doctors say he will be offi-

cially deemed cured this September- justin time for the Regatta Thank youbecause youre making the lives of can-cer patients easier and providing hope totheir families said Laura As a parentof a cancer patient I feel like its a bur-den lifted from my shoulders so I canfocus on caring for my son and navigat-ing the complicated world of treatmentinsurance and recovery Knowing thatyou are out there raising funds for thiscause gives great hope to familiesThose interested in attending theSeventh Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta(September 10-12) to sail in honor ofAndrew and others like him can regis-ter by visitingwwwleukemiacuporgmn

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250 SAILORS JOIN FORCES IN HONOR OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ANDREW HEDQUIST OF STILLWATER

REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

fundraiser for LLS delivers New to theevent this year is The Leukemia CupLuau featuring a pig roast If you wouldlike to support the Regatta by sailingvolunteering donating an auction itemor making a donation we would love totalk with you For more informationabout The Leukemia Cup Regatta andLLS please contact Jared Nielsen at(763) 852-3004 or visit our website atwwwleukemiacuporgmn

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ABOUT THE LEUKEMIA amp LYMPHOMA SOCIETYThe Leukemia amp Lymphoma Society isthe worlds largest voluntary healthorganization dedicated to fundingresearch education and patient servicesfor people with leukemia lymphoma ormyeloma Over one hundred thousandnew cases of these blood cancers arediagnosed in this country each year and148 people die from them every day Butmany more recover thanks in part to theefforts of The Leukemia amp LymphomaSociety and sailors across the countryLast year alone some 8400 sailorsraised $38 million to help find cures forblood cancers $78000 of that wasraised by The Leukemia Cup Regatta onWhite Bear Lake

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the slices on the griddle and serve withwarm syrup and thick sliced bacon Whenbreakfast is done and the dishes arewashed its time to go Our destinationthis day is Rock Harbor which is about 30miles further up the south shore of IsleRoyale After warming up the diesel weget the anchor back on board and head forthe channel out of Malone Bay Onceclear we discuss our sail plan for the dayThe wind is really blowing and wealready have about two feet of chop Wedecide to go with a single reef in the mainand part of the jib rolled out Once hoist-ed we fall off to a starboard tack andbecause the wind is out of the southeastwe dont have a lot of sea room to allowus to sail lower than a close reach so wesettle in for the ride across Siskiwit BayIt is this kind of weather that shows whata stellar performer Emmanuel is underchallenging conditions As the miles slideby under her hull the wind and wavescontinue to build By lunchtime we are insome serious 6 footers and it is a hardslog but Emmanuel simply leans into itand shoulders her way through maintain-ing a respectable 7 plus knots Helm dutyrequires serious concentration and warmheadgear Even though the temps are eas-ily in the 60s it is chilly in the wind Byearly afternoon I head down to the galley

and dish up leftover pasta salad andchicken salad for lunch Apparently con-ditions have not dampened appetitessince it all quickly disappears Shortlyafter lunch we are approaching ChippewaHarbor and I easily spot the daymark forthe entrance and we know we dont havemuch farther to go An hour or so later weround Saginaw Point and are heading forMiddle Island Passage our entrance toRock Harbor About this time Jim fires upthe diesel to help our pointing so we dontlose a lot of ground The Yanmar is chug-ging happily along at cruising speedwhen suddenly the RPMs drop from theusual 2800 to about 1000 Jim and I lookat each and I shrug my shoulders Jimadvances the throttle again and a momentlater the RPMs come back up We makeit to Middle Island Passage and just as weenter Rock Harbor we spot Montebelauheading out We chat for a few momentson the VHF and wave good bye as theyhead out to Chippewa Harbor Just a fewminutes later the diesel does the samething The RPMs fall off and then comeback up It happens twice more during thethree miles we travel to Rock Harbormarina and it leaves Jim and I feelingsomewhat spooked

The first thing we do is stop at thegas dock to top off fuel (diesel is over $6a gallon) pump out the holding tankand arrange for an overnight slip Whilethe boys are taking care of these thingsJolene and I hop off and head for thebathrooms When we come back I walk aways down to check out what slip I wantWhile a few of the slips have the length toaccommodate Emmanuel I am worriedabout the depth I finally find one with aport side tie up and I go back to tell JimI am happy to see that we are just twoslips away from Dan on Seahawk Wehad last seen Dan and his crew atWindigo on Saturday We exchange hel-los and chat for a few minutes

Within a short while Emmanuel istucked up safely in her slip and Ray andJolene decide to head out to do someexploring They take the dinghy and headover to Raspberry Island Jim and I stayon board and spend some time relaxingShortly after Ray and Jolene leave we are

surprised to see ZaBreNa pull into the gasdock so we head over for a quick visitDave and his crew are planning on spend-ing the night in Tobin Harbor but weagree to touch base in the morning beforeheading out By the time Ray and Jolenecome back it is time for appetizers whichwe eat on shore while we enjoy the love-ly evening Finally I throw some steakson the grill and sauteacute some mushrooms inbutter Along with the big juicy stripsteaks we have fresh cruditeacutes and breadwarm from Emmanuels oven This feastrequires the four of us to take a walkdown to the Rock Harbor Lodge after weclean our plates It is easy to see that allthe guests must have a fabulous view Wecheck out the gift shop peek in somewindows and pretty soon wander back toEmmanuel It is another beautiful eveningand the tranquil basin that is Rock Harborgleams pearl like in the early eveningThe air is soft and is lightly cool againstmy skin When we get back to the boatwe debate the idea of showering on shorebut the thought of paying $6 for a 5minute shower leaves us all opting forwash ups on board All the fresh air andsailing has worn Jolene out and shecrawls into her bunk early Jim Ray and Istay up longer for coffee and dessert andwe discuss the days events including thediesel problem It seems reasonable toassume that the problem may be gunk inthe fuel filter and decide that will be thefirst place we look in the morning

Tuesday morning is warm andsunny Since I always sleep sounder whenwe are in harbor it is after 8 am before Istumble out and the rest of the crew is upalready Jim and Ray are just comingback from Tobin Harbor where theyhiked over to see if ZaBreNa was thereShe was not so they try to raise her on theVHF but no luck Thankfully Jolene hasthe coffee made and I huddle with my cupuntil my sleep fogged brain clears Aquick breakfast and it is time to get towork We pull the engine cover off andwith me reading the diagram out of theservice manual we locate the fuel filterOnce it is removed we pour its contentsinto a jug and find that about half of it issludge Next we locate the Racor filter

Breakfast in Emmanuels cabin

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and clean that also and then we discoverthe sealing O-ring is bad Ray and Jimexchange looks wondering where are wegoing to get parts I disappear into theport aft cabin and reappear moments laterwith a new filter and a new O ring fromthe spare parts kit I laid in before we leftFor a brief moment I am heralded as thebest provisioner of all time With all newparts installed Jim steps confidentially tothe helm and turns the key The Yanmarcranks hopefully but that is all and prettysoon the starter is starting to lag becausethe start battery is being depleted Aroundthis time our friend Dan from Seahawkstrolls down the dock and suggests we trypriming the new fuel filter The guys grinsheepishly Apparently this is a man thingthey are supposed to know The filter getsprimed and more cranking and now thestart battery is dangerously low We takea short break and Ray heads to the bath-room where a chance conversation giveshim the answer we need Soon he is backand tells Jim that the air needs to be bledout of the fuel line Before we can do thatthough Jim and I hoist one of the housebatteries out of its locker and move it tothe companionway where it is connectedto the start battery using the batterycables Dan loaned us The Yanmar serv-ice manual guides us through the process

and once the lines are bled I turn the keyand Yanmar busts into life and chugs hap-pily away A cheer goes up from the crewof Emmanuel which is echoed by a victo-ry blast from Seahawk By this time it isafter 12 noon and we are anxious to be onour way Soon we are slipping our linesand with a last wave to Seahawk andthank you call on the VHF we quicklyleave Rock Harbor behind As we exitMiddle Island passage we find the windsare about 15 knots ESE with seas of 1-2

feet We decide on a double reefed mainand we roll out a small amount of jibPretty soon we are flying along runningdown the shore of Isle Royale Our planas we pass Saginaw Point again is to sailfor as long as we can and keep an eye onthe weather We decide that if the windsdie off by the time we get to the southerntip of the island we will duck intoWashington Harbor for the night If thewind is forecast to stay up we will sail tothe islands tonight

Shortly after this we pass theentrance to Chippewa Harbor and aresurprised by a hail from ZaBreNa Theyare tucked into Chippewa and were hik-ing to the overlook when they spotted usflying past We urge them to join us butthey have decided to wait until eveningbefore making for the islands We plan arendezvous at Stockton and we continueon our way By 515 pm we are about10 miles from Grace Harbor Jim andRay have been listening to NOAA andthey are happy with the wind forecast sowe decide we will continue on

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August 2010

Aug 13 - Clipper Cup Yacht Race -Harbour Towne Yacht Club MuskegonMI to Port Washington WI Visitwwwclippercupcom for more infoContact Phil Schneider 616-459-7474clippercupgmailcomAug 14-16 - Leech Lake Regatta 39 -Shores of Leech Lake Yacht ClubLeech Lake MN Visit wwwshore-sofleechlakecom for more infoAug 19-21 - 2010 S2 79 ClassChampionship Regatta -Racine Yacht Club Racine WI Visitwwwracineyachtcluborg for more infoAug 20-22 - Offshore Verve Cup -Chicago Yacht Club Chicago IL Visitwwwchicagoyachtcluborg for moreinfoAug 24-29 - Tall Ships Chicago -Chicago IL Visit wwwnavypiercomtallshipschicago for more infoAug 27-28 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -Columbia Yacht Club Chicago ILVisit wwwleukemiacuporgil for moreinfoAug 27-29 ndash Holder 20 One DesignNationals ndash Shorewood Yacht ClubExcelsior MN wwwholder20comContact Tim Carlson 952-693-6089Aug 27-Sept 1 - US SAILINGs RolexInternational Womens KeelboatChampionship - J22 - RochesterYacht Club Rochester NY Visitwwwussailingorg for more infoAug 28 - MS Cup ndash Minnetonka YachtClub MN Visit wwwmscuporg formore info

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Calendar of Events

Seaworthy the newsletter fromBoatUS that helps boaters and

anglers prevent damage to their vesselslooked into some of the more commonreasons for on-the-water boat troublesthat occur mid-season

ldquoPreventive maintenance will helpyou avoid the headaches and keep yourcrew or fishing buddies comfortable andsaferdquo says Seaworthy Editor BobAdriance ldquoSo going over the boatrsquos sys-tems in the spring is very important Butnow after a couple months of use itrsquostime to look at things again A midsum-mer check-up will ensure you make itback to home port without a problemrdquo

Here are some midsummermaintenance tips for bothpower and sailboats

bull Through-hulls Make a thoroughcheck around any below-the-waterlinehole or opening Check all through-hullsfor leaks and cycle seacocks to ensurethey close properly If itrsquos hard to movethe handle make a note to service it nexttime the boat is out of the water Anyhose clamps should be tight and hoseends secure A bilge pump cycle counteris a simple upgrade and the best earlywarning system that unwanted water iscoming aboard

bull Engine belts For inboard engineslook in areas near the belts checking forevidence of black dust mdash a sure sign thatengine pulleys need to be realigned andthe belt replaced Push on the longest runof the belt mdash it should not deflect morethan one half inch

bull Engine hoses Squeeze coolant andfuel hoses with your hands looking forsoftness cracks or bulges Replace anythat are suspect Wiggle the ends toensure they are secure and inspect for anypossible chafing issues in the enginecompartment

bull Sterndrives Inspect the folds in thebellows and replace if they show signsof cracking

bull Sacrificial zincs and anodes Awasted zinc is a sure sign of trouble pos-sibly stray current at the dock Ensure allzincs are no less than half gone mdash andreplace them now if they are

bull Control cables Look for chafe splitsor swelling of the plastic jacket mdash a suresign the cable needs replacement

bull Outboard engine mounts Smallerengines can sometimes vibrate loose sore-tighten clamps and ensure the cut-offswitch is operable

bull Hydraulic steering system and trimtabs Ensure reservoirs are full If youhave to add fluid there is leak that mustbe fixed immediately

bull Batteries and electrical systemDead batteries are often nothing morethan corroded connections mdash sandpapercan easily clean them up With conven-tional batteries check water levels andadd if necessary Inspect cables andwiring for chafe especially whereverthey may pass through a bulkhead

bull Shorepower cable Look for burnmarks on the plug ends and the connec-tion to the boat Replace both the plugand receptacle immediately if you find any

bull Head If your boat has a flushing toi-let and its handle is getting hard to oper-ate yoursquove likely got calcium buildupPour a cup of vinegar into bowl pumpingonly once or twice Let it sit for one nightbefore flushing with one-fourth cup ofmineral oil

bull On deck Old stiff or chafed docklines should be replaced Also checkanchor line and chain shackles and any splices

bull Sailboats only Look for any brokenstrands on standing rigging You can findthem by running a loose rag up the rig-ging which will snag on any brokenends Cracked swages are an indicator forimmediate replacement Contact a riggerif you suspect a problem Running rig-ging also needs to be looked at mdash espe-cially the roller furling line

bull Trailers Inspect bearings and ensurethey are well packed with greaseHydraulic brake reservoirs should be fullLastly check the tires for wear and ensurelugs are tight

More checklists are also available athttpwwwBoatUScomfreebies

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My favorite rule of thumb and onethat I have used with great success

many times is to sail the longer tackfirst This is a simple nearly foolproofguideline that is easy to use and oftencomes with great results

When youre racing upwind thelonger tack is the one on which you mustspend more time to get from where youare to the windward mark There aremany reasons why one tack may belonger than the other Most often thishappens because you have sailed awayfrom the middle of the course

For example if you sail toward theleft side of the beat you might have 4minutes left on starboard tack and 8 min-utes left on port tack before reaching thewindward mark In that case port is obvi-ously the longer tack Other reasons forunequal tacks include windshifts a cross-current and a windward mark that wasnot set to windward

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Rule of Thumb Sail the longer tack firstby David Dellenbaugh

The longer tack is the one on whichyour bow is pointing closer to the wind-ward mark Sometimes it is easy to judgethis by looking at where other boats arepointing on each tack If you have instru-ments or even a compass you can calcu-late the longer tack mathematically

Besides figuring out which tack islonger its important to know roughlyhow much longer it is than the other tackFor example will you have to spend 10minutes on one tack and 2 minutes on theother Or just 7 minutes on one tack and6 on the other

The more skewed the tacks the morecritical it becomes to sail on the tack thatis longer If one tack is much longer thereis a high probability that it will be betterto get on that tack right away But if thetacks are very close in length (which isprobably the case if you have a hard timefiguring out which tack is longer) theremay be no advantage in sailing one tackjust because its a little longer

Playing the odds

Sailing the longer tack first is agood rule of thumb when you arenot sure which way the wind willshift next The longer tack takesyou away from the layline andgives you a better chance of gain-ing if you get a windshift beforeyou reach the windward mark

The benefits of this strategy are greatest when the following condi-tions exist

1) The distance you must sail on one tack is substantially longerthan the distance remaining on the other tack For example if you have7 minutes to sail on starboard tack and only 2 on port (A) its very like-ly that sailing the longer tack first will be better But if you are closer tothe middle of the course with 4 minutes to sail on one tack and 3 min-utes on the other (B) there may not be much advantage in sailing thelonger tack first

2) You are fairly far from the mark The closer you are to the mark(C) the less of an advantage youll get from sailing the longer tack firstThats because the wind is less likely to shift during the short time beforeyou round the mark In this case its often best to minimize the numberof tacks you make and to position yourself ideally relative to the boatsaround you

When and why this worksSailing the longer tack first is a rule ofthumb that works most of the timeHowever like all such guidelines it is notmeant to be a replacement for figuringout what the wind is doing and makingyour own strategic plan to handle the par-ticular wind conditions you are facingFor example if its light air and you seemore pressure to the left you shouldprobably sail that direction on starboardtack even if port tack is a lot longer

However when you are not so sureabout what the wind will do next (and thisis the case even for top sailors much ofthe time) then you can rely on rules ofthumb like sail the longer tack first Thisprinciple works because when the windmight shift in either direction its better tostay away from the layline By sailing thelonger tack first you head toward themiddle of the beat rather than the closerlayline

Over the course of many races in thepast this strategy has proven to workmore often than not In other words itgives you a higher probability of successwhich is very important when you are try-ing to minimize your exposure to risk

The probability that this rule ofthumb will work goes up as a) the tacksbecome more uneven and b) you are far-ther from the mark (see ldquoPlaying theoddsrdquo) If you are quite far from the wind-ward mark and the tacks are quiteskewed it is very urgent to sail on thelonger tack

Note that if you have a cross-current(a current the runs perpendicular to thewind) this will often make one tacklonger than the other sometimes by quitea bit In that case it may be better to sailthe up-current tack first This is notbecause there is any inherent advantageto being up-current - it just keeps youcloser to the middle of the course whichis better when youre not sure what willhappen next with the wind

Dave publishes the newsletterSpeed amp Smarts For a subscriptioncall 800-356-2200 or go to

wwwspeedandsmartscom

Corollary Sail the longer jibe firstFor the same reasons that you should normally sail the longer tack first on a beat youshould also sail the longer jibe first on a run Getting to the downwind layline too earlyhas all the same problems - the risk of sailing extra distance possible bad air and theinability to play future windshifts (when youre not sure what the wind will do)

In fact this rule of thumb may be even more important on runs than beats becauseits easier to overstand downwind Most boats have narrower jibing angles than tackingangles (right) so when you round the windward mark you are already closer to a lay-line All you need is a slight skew in the course a windshift pressure increase or a cross-current and youll be at layline before you know it

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LEFT Even a small increase in wind velocity can have a largeimpact on your downwind angles Therefore you have toallow for this when positioning yourself on the run If youget too close to a layline and get a puff you will be over-standing the leeward mark

RIGHT Boats with symmetrical spinnakerstypically have narrower jibing angles than

tacking angles in almost every windvelocity So its easier to get to a

downwind layline especially inbreeze when the jibing angle

is very small

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We alter course to a heading of 171degrees which gives us an ETA at OuterIsland at 0400 We discuss watches andRay and I volunteer to take the 1600-2000 and the 1200 to 0400 watch Sincewe are about an hour into Jim andJolenes break I head below and heat upsome leftover stew for them before theyhead off watch Pretty soon it is just Rayand I in the cockpit Emmanuel is on Ottoand the conversation ranges far and wideThe day is moving slowly towardsevening and the sky is now streaked withthe pink and lavender shades of a summersunset The wind has leveled off and ourcourse has it placed solidly on our hip sowe shake the reef out of the main andunroll the rest of the jib The extra poweris helpful because the quartering seashave increased steadily and are now over4 feet I find that watching the steady andpowerful rhythm of the waves is deeplyhypnotic They are large impatient beastsand when they meet Emmanuels sleekhull they surge and seem to seek a way toclaim her when they cannot they rollunder her stern and rush around her bowand like grumpy old men who are inter-fered with mumble bitterly to themselvesas they continue on their way

When Ray comes back on deck herigs the radar deflector and I help himhoist it high in the rigging After that I gobelow and make some hot cocoa whichRay and I share along with our dwindlingsupply of seasick cookies Their abun-dance of ginger helps with queasinesswhen the seas are this rolly Emmanuel isstill sailing well and is maintainingspeeds of 7-8 knots For the next hour or

so we talk in a desultory fashion and Iwatch as dusk approaches slowly Atabout 750 I head below and shake Joleneand Jim out of their bunks By the timethey stumble up on deck they are happyto see the pot of fresh coffee ready forthem After shift turn over Ray and I headbelow and Ray disappears into his cabinI decide a thermos of hot soup would begood for the crew on watch so I get a potof tomato soup heating on the stoveBecause of the quartering seas it is stillrolly so I need the pot holders to hold thepan on the gimbaled stove Once the soupis hot I pick it up in both hands I have thethermos standing in the sink but now Irealize I have a problem with the transferThe soup does not pour well from the panespecially when I am aiming for an open-ing jus t a little larger than an inch I knowI have a funnel somewhere but I cannotset the pan down for fear of it spilling(fiddles not withstanding) while I searchfor it I finally resign myself to the factthat I am going to lose some and take mybest shot After cleaning all the soup outof the sink I head to my bunk

Its a little strange being in the V-berth while we are underway I havenever slept on Emmanuel except whenwe are at anchor or docked While there isa certain amount of noise from the water

Isle Royale - Continued from page 13

Lighthouse at Rock Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

Jim gets ready to stand his watch on our way back to Pikes Bay

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rushing past the hull it is actually a sooth-ing sound I wedge myself crossways intothe V-berth but since we are not heelingand the rolling motion is more pro-nounced in the stern I am very comfort-able I read for a while and then I dozeoff All too soon Jolene is waking me upfor my next shift I put all my layers ofclothes back on including my harness andtether and head for the cockpit It is abeautiful night but the wind has easedsome so Jim has started the diesel tomaintain our speed but the sails are stillup Jim and Jolenes watch was unevent-ful except for a couple of freighters thathave just shown up on the screen Againit is Ray and I and the moonlit night Wecan see lights on the far north shore andwe are pretty sure we are seeing the lightsof Grand Marais I keep an eye on thefreighters on our screen and it soonbecomes obvious they will pass wellastern of us so I relax just a bit

I have the helm by myself for a bitwhile Ray is below and it is a huge feel-ing It is a magnificent feeling-being atthe helm of a boat like Emmanuel andsailing across this lake The full moon isstill with us and lights our way The onlysounds are those of wind water and boatEmmanuel sails along at home in thewater and happy to be underway Iremember well all my feelings of trepi-dation at the start of this journey and amamazed at how different I feel now Injust 5 days we have sailed more than 300miles put our anchor down in newanchorages and crossed this lake twiceat night In some ways it seems a shamethat I have waited until now my 48thsummer before finding out I can do thisbut at least now I know My feeling ofsatisfaction is immense

By about 2 am Ray and I have spot-ted the light from Outer Island and westart to discuss what our plan will beWere not sure if we want to stop in theislands and get some sleep or continue onto Pikes Bay Our ETA for arriving atStockton is around 5 am and gettingback to Pikes Bay would take another 2hours Since we are already a day aheadof schedule we decide to stop in theislands and see if we get a chance to sail

that day We discuss various anchoragesand Ray advocates for some locationsthat are closer to where we enter theislands but I lobby vigorously for puttingthe hook down in Presque Bay onStockton I know the bay so making ourentrance in low light doesnt bother meWe postpone a decision until Jim andJolene are back on watch At 400 amRay wakes the next shift and when Jimand Jolene are on deck we discuss ouroptions Jim decides on Presque Isle Bayand we adjust our waypoint I head belowand curl up on the settee in the main salonsince I know we are due to arrive atStockton in about an hour I doze for a bitand then Jim is waking me to help withthe anchor Once on deck I can see thatthe skies have lightened considerably andfinding a place to put the hook down iseasy Once the anchor is set I head belowfor my bunk and am sound asleep by 520am We all sleep pretty sound until about9 am and then its time for coffee

It is a warm sunny day with clearskies and is a perfect day for just hangingout and taking it easy Breakfast is throwntogether from leftovers and Jolene doesdishwashing duty afterwards There is ageneral air of somnolence on board andthe slightly humid day does nothingmuch to shake us out of our torpor By

late afternoon a craving for pasta over-takes everyone on board so I whip up abatch of Pasta Puttanesca and we all eatbig platefuls of the stuff Of course thisfeast promotes more lying about in thewarm drowsy afternoon A few hourslater ZaBreNa hails us on channel 16 andwe find out she has just reached OuterIsland We invite her to stop by for snacksand the invitation is accepted quickly Iget busy in the galley again and pull outall the leftovers and throw them on platesand bowls By the time I am doneZaBreNa is in sight and Jolene and I tieon fenders and ready lines ZaBreNacomes alongside and we raft up withouttoo much fuss Our guests come aboardEmmanuel and we all have a chance totalk over the adventure we just had andshare stories about our crossing By earlyevening we know it is time to return toPikes Bay so we haul anchor reluctantlyand motor home in the fading light of alate summer day All of us changed for-ever by this experience

Sam Hounder is former Commodoreof Black Bear Yacht Club and still serveson the Board of Directors as SocialCzarina She and husband Jim have beensailing together for over 15 years Theykeep Emmanuel in Pikersquos Bay Marina inBayfield WI

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ZaBreeNas Crew joins us for post cruise raft up at Presque Isle Bay

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

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COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

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El Encierro (above) and Cut Throat (below) at the 10th Annual ADA RegattaPhotos by J H Peterson

STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

The American Sail TrainingAssociation is the hub for tall ship activi-ty expertise and information in NorthAmerica A 501(c) (3) nonprofit organi-zation focused on youth education lead-ership development and the preservationof the maritime heritage of NorthAmerica since 1973 ASTA has supportedEducation Under Sail and YouthCharacter Development aboard tall shipsIt organizes the TALL SHIPS CHAL-LENGEreg Series manages scholarshipprograms to make sail training experi-ences more affordable for young peoplegrant programs to assist crew of ASTAmember vessels with the costs of profes-sional development courses and licensingrequirements and publishes SAIL TALLSHIPS

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Racing News

Photo Credit (from Left to right) Privateer Lynx Pride of Baltimore IIAppledore V - Brian Stagner

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Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

sored by White Bear Boat Works TheLeukemia Cup Regatta on White BearLake brings together sailors from allover the upper Midwest for a weekendof racing fundraising and unabashedfun It is one of nearly forty similar sail-ing events around the country raisingawareness and funds to help find a curefor blood cancers like leukemia lym-phoma Hodgkins disease and myelo-ma

As many as 60 boats-from 14 sail-ing dinghies to 38 scows-enter this sail-ing extravaganza And every year theopportunity to sail and help others in thecommunity leaves a memorable impres-sion on everyone in attendance Since

2004 supporters of The Leukemia CupRegatta on White Bear Lake have raisedover $420000 for The Leukemia ampLymphoma Society (LLS) By register-ing for the Regatta (wwwleukemi-acuporgmn) participants become partof a nationwide movement of sailors and

other supporters who havejoined LLS in its fight againstblood cancers

This year Minnesota sailorsare raising their sails to honorAndrew Hedquist of StillwaterMN At the age of two Andrewwas diagnosed with acute myel-ogenous leukemia (AML) inMarch of 2005 It was news nei-ther of Andrews parents expect-ed to hear When Andrew wasdiagnosed we were both afraidand in disbelief said Andrewsmother Laura Hedquist Wenever had anyone close to us gothrough a serious illness letalone our little boy Followinghis diagnosis Andrew enduredfrequent trips to the doctor fiverounds of chemotherapy andtwo serious infections

Watching Andrew gothrough treatment was extremelydifficult But the help wereceived from LLS was trulyamazing said Laura We arevery thankful to have had suchwonderful support Now aseven-year-old student at SalemLutheran Andrew is doing greatHis doctors say he will be offi-

cially deemed cured this September- justin time for the Regatta Thank youbecause youre making the lives of can-cer patients easier and providing hope totheir families said Laura As a parentof a cancer patient I feel like its a bur-den lifted from my shoulders so I canfocus on caring for my son and navigat-ing the complicated world of treatmentinsurance and recovery Knowing thatyou are out there raising funds for thiscause gives great hope to familiesThose interested in attending theSeventh Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta(September 10-12) to sail in honor ofAndrew and others like him can regis-ter by visitingwwwleukemiacuporgmn

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250 SAILORS JOIN FORCES IN HONOR OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ANDREW HEDQUIST OF STILLWATER

REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

fundraiser for LLS delivers New to theevent this year is The Leukemia CupLuau featuring a pig roast If you wouldlike to support the Regatta by sailingvolunteering donating an auction itemor making a donation we would love totalk with you For more informationabout The Leukemia Cup Regatta andLLS please contact Jared Nielsen at(763) 852-3004 or visit our website atwwwleukemiacuporgmn

REGATTA WEEKEND PREVIEW910 Registration amp Mount Gay Rum

Reception 500-900 PM

911 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 1 and 2Lunch provided by Jimmys Foodamp DrinkRace 3Silent AuctionThe Leukemia Cup luau featuringa pig roast Purchase dinner tickets by visit-ing wwwleukemiacuporgmn Live Music and Dancing

912 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 4 and 5Lunch provided by Roadside Pizzaamp Race Awards

ABOUT THE LEUKEMIA amp LYMPHOMA SOCIETYThe Leukemia amp Lymphoma Society isthe worlds largest voluntary healthorganization dedicated to fundingresearch education and patient servicesfor people with leukemia lymphoma ormyeloma Over one hundred thousandnew cases of these blood cancers arediagnosed in this country each year and148 people die from them every day Butmany more recover thanks in part to theefforts of The Leukemia amp LymphomaSociety and sailors across the countryLast year alone some 8400 sailorsraised $38 million to help find cures forblood cancers $78000 of that wasraised by The Leukemia Cup Regatta onWhite Bear Lake

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 31

COMPASSIONATESAILORS WANTED

Extend your passion for sailingto the race for cancer cures

The Leukemia Cup RegattaSeptember 10 ndash 12 2010

White Bear Lake MN

Join sailors from across the Twin Cities on September10-12 as they set sail for a cure on White Bear LakeFor just $95 you and your crew will enjoy five races a complimentary Mount Gay Rum cocktail receptionbreakfasts and lunches an auction and raffle and wersquoll even throw in a long-sleeve Regatta t-shirt for the skipper

Register by August 13 to get $10 off your registration fee

Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmn to register today

For more information contact Jared Nielsen at (763) 852-3004 or JaredNielsenLLSorg

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January 17 ndash 21 2011

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and clean that also and then we discoverthe sealing O-ring is bad Ray and Jimexchange looks wondering where are wegoing to get parts I disappear into theport aft cabin and reappear moments laterwith a new filter and a new O ring fromthe spare parts kit I laid in before we leftFor a brief moment I am heralded as thebest provisioner of all time With all newparts installed Jim steps confidentially tothe helm and turns the key The Yanmarcranks hopefully but that is all and prettysoon the starter is starting to lag becausethe start battery is being depleted Aroundthis time our friend Dan from Seahawkstrolls down the dock and suggests we trypriming the new fuel filter The guys grinsheepishly Apparently this is a man thingthey are supposed to know The filter getsprimed and more cranking and now thestart battery is dangerously low We takea short break and Ray heads to the bath-room where a chance conversation giveshim the answer we need Soon he is backand tells Jim that the air needs to be bledout of the fuel line Before we can do thatthough Jim and I hoist one of the housebatteries out of its locker and move it tothe companionway where it is connectedto the start battery using the batterycables Dan loaned us The Yanmar serv-ice manual guides us through the process

and once the lines are bled I turn the keyand Yanmar busts into life and chugs hap-pily away A cheer goes up from the crewof Emmanuel which is echoed by a victo-ry blast from Seahawk By this time it isafter 12 noon and we are anxious to be onour way Soon we are slipping our linesand with a last wave to Seahawk andthank you call on the VHF we quicklyleave Rock Harbor behind As we exitMiddle Island passage we find the windsare about 15 knots ESE with seas of 1-2

feet We decide on a double reefed mainand we roll out a small amount of jibPretty soon we are flying along runningdown the shore of Isle Royale Our planas we pass Saginaw Point again is to sailfor as long as we can and keep an eye onthe weather We decide that if the windsdie off by the time we get to the southerntip of the island we will duck intoWashington Harbor for the night If thewind is forecast to stay up we will sail tothe islands tonight

Shortly after this we pass theentrance to Chippewa Harbor and aresurprised by a hail from ZaBreNa Theyare tucked into Chippewa and were hik-ing to the overlook when they spotted usflying past We urge them to join us butthey have decided to wait until eveningbefore making for the islands We plan arendezvous at Stockton and we continueon our way By 515 pm we are about10 miles from Grace Harbor Jim andRay have been listening to NOAA andthey are happy with the wind forecast sowe decide we will continue on

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Continued on page 25

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Aug 2-6 - LOWISA 45 Regatta - Lakeof the Woods MN Visitwwwlowisaorg for more info

Aug 4-8 - T-10 North AmericanChampionship- Bayview Yacht ClubDetroit MI Visit wwwussailingorg formore info

Aug 6-8 - I-LYA Bay Week Regatta -Put-in-Bay Yacht Club Put-in-BayOH Visit wwwi-lyaorg for more info

Aug 6-9 - 19th Annual NorthAmerican Challenge Cup - ChicagoYacht Club Chicago IL Visitwwwchicagoyachtcluborg for moreinfo

Aug 8-9 - Al Henning MemorialRegatta - Racine Yacht Club RacineWI Visit wwwracineyachtcluborg formore info

Aug 8-13 - 2010 CatamaranChampionship (NACRA amp NorthAmerican Formula 18 Championshipsand F16 Great Lakes Championship)Racine Yacht Club Racine WI VisitwwwcrawsailingnetRacine2010 formore info

Aug 12-15 - Baylake Bank Tall ShipsFestival - Green Bay WI Visitwwwtallshipgreenbaycom for info

August 2010

Aug 13 - Clipper Cup Yacht Race -Harbour Towne Yacht Club MuskegonMI to Port Washington WI Visitwwwclippercupcom for more infoContact Phil Schneider 616-459-7474clippercupgmailcomAug 14-16 - Leech Lake Regatta 39 -Shores of Leech Lake Yacht ClubLeech Lake MN Visit wwwshore-sofleechlakecom for more infoAug 19-21 - 2010 S2 79 ClassChampionship Regatta -Racine Yacht Club Racine WI Visitwwwracineyachtcluborg for more infoAug 20-22 - Offshore Verve Cup -Chicago Yacht Club Chicago IL Visitwwwchicagoyachtcluborg for moreinfoAug 24-29 - Tall Ships Chicago -Chicago IL Visit wwwnavypiercomtallshipschicago for more infoAug 27-28 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -Columbia Yacht Club Chicago ILVisit wwwleukemiacuporgil for moreinfoAug 27-29 ndash Holder 20 One DesignNationals ndash Shorewood Yacht ClubExcelsior MN wwwholder20comContact Tim Carlson 952-693-6089Aug 27-Sept 1 - US SAILINGs RolexInternational Womens KeelboatChampionship - J22 - RochesterYacht Club Rochester NY Visitwwwussailingorg for more infoAug 28 - MS Cup ndash Minnetonka YachtClub MN Visit wwwmscuporg formore info

Sept 2 - LeeMurdock -Superior in SongFolk Songs fromthe Age of Sail andSteam St LouisCounty HistoricalMuseum DuluthMN 218-733-7568

Sept 3 - LeeMurdock - SplitRock Lighthouse100 Year AnnivConcerts

September 2010

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Sept 3-5 - Labor Day Regatta- StCroix Sailing Club Hudson WI Visitwwwstcroixsailingcom for more info

Sept 4-5 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -Port Huron Yacht Club Port HuronMI Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmi formore info

Sept 8-12 - Buddy Melges Challenge -US Sailing Center Sheboygan WIVisitwwwussailingcentersheboyganorgfor more info

Sept 10-12 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -Awareness and charity fundraiserWhite Bear Lake MN Visitwwwleukemiacuporgmn or call JaredNielsen at 763-852-3004 for more info

Sept 15-18 - J105 North AmericanChampionship - Chicago Yacht ClubChicago IL Visit wwwj105org

Sept 15-19 - US Match RacingChampionship for the Prince of WalesBowl Ultimate 20s Bayview YachtClub Detroit MI Visit wwwussailingorg for more info

Sept 23-26 - US Mens and WomensSailing Championships - Sonars-Mens - Lightnings-Womens - SailSheboygan Sheboygan WI Visitwwwussailingorg for more info

Sept 30-Oct 3 - US Team RacingChampionship - Vanguard 15 - SeattleYacht Club Seattle WA Visitwwwussailingorg for more info

Oct 2ndash Octoberfest Pursuit ndash LakeCity Yacht Club Lake City MNwwwlakecityyachtclubcom ContactKirk Severson 507-254-6644

Oct 2-3 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -North Star Sail Club HarrisonTownship MI Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmi for moreinfo

Oct 7-11 - 41st Annual United StatesSailboat Show - Annapolis MD Theworldrsquos largest in-water sailboat showSeminars clothing amp accessories boatsof all sizes Visit wwwusboatcom

October 2010

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Calendar of Events

Seaworthy the newsletter fromBoatUS that helps boaters and

anglers prevent damage to their vesselslooked into some of the more commonreasons for on-the-water boat troublesthat occur mid-season

ldquoPreventive maintenance will helpyou avoid the headaches and keep yourcrew or fishing buddies comfortable andsaferdquo says Seaworthy Editor BobAdriance ldquoSo going over the boatrsquos sys-tems in the spring is very important Butnow after a couple months of use itrsquostime to look at things again A midsum-mer check-up will ensure you make itback to home port without a problemrdquo

Here are some midsummermaintenance tips for bothpower and sailboats

bull Through-hulls Make a thoroughcheck around any below-the-waterlinehole or opening Check all through-hullsfor leaks and cycle seacocks to ensurethey close properly If itrsquos hard to movethe handle make a note to service it nexttime the boat is out of the water Anyhose clamps should be tight and hoseends secure A bilge pump cycle counteris a simple upgrade and the best earlywarning system that unwanted water iscoming aboard

bull Engine belts For inboard engineslook in areas near the belts checking forevidence of black dust mdash a sure sign thatengine pulleys need to be realigned andthe belt replaced Push on the longest runof the belt mdash it should not deflect morethan one half inch

bull Engine hoses Squeeze coolant andfuel hoses with your hands looking forsoftness cracks or bulges Replace anythat are suspect Wiggle the ends toensure they are secure and inspect for anypossible chafing issues in the enginecompartment

bull Sterndrives Inspect the folds in thebellows and replace if they show signsof cracking

bull Sacrificial zincs and anodes Awasted zinc is a sure sign of trouble pos-sibly stray current at the dock Ensure allzincs are no less than half gone mdash andreplace them now if they are

bull Control cables Look for chafe splitsor swelling of the plastic jacket mdash a suresign the cable needs replacement

bull Outboard engine mounts Smallerengines can sometimes vibrate loose sore-tighten clamps and ensure the cut-offswitch is operable

bull Hydraulic steering system and trimtabs Ensure reservoirs are full If youhave to add fluid there is leak that mustbe fixed immediately

bull Batteries and electrical systemDead batteries are often nothing morethan corroded connections mdash sandpapercan easily clean them up With conven-tional batteries check water levels andadd if necessary Inspect cables andwiring for chafe especially whereverthey may pass through a bulkhead

bull Shorepower cable Look for burnmarks on the plug ends and the connec-tion to the boat Replace both the plugand receptacle immediately if you find any

bull Head If your boat has a flushing toi-let and its handle is getting hard to oper-ate yoursquove likely got calcium buildupPour a cup of vinegar into bowl pumpingonly once or twice Let it sit for one nightbefore flushing with one-fourth cup ofmineral oil

bull On deck Old stiff or chafed docklines should be replaced Also checkanchor line and chain shackles and any splices

bull Sailboats only Look for any brokenstrands on standing rigging You can findthem by running a loose rag up the rig-ging which will snag on any brokenends Cracked swages are an indicator forimmediate replacement Contact a riggerif you suspect a problem Running rig-ging also needs to be looked at mdash espe-cially the roller furling line

bull Trailers Inspect bearings and ensurethey are well packed with greaseHydraulic brake reservoirs should be fullLastly check the tires for wear and ensurelugs are tight

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My favorite rule of thumb and onethat I have used with great success

many times is to sail the longer tackfirst This is a simple nearly foolproofguideline that is easy to use and oftencomes with great results

When youre racing upwind thelonger tack is the one on which you mustspend more time to get from where youare to the windward mark There aremany reasons why one tack may belonger than the other Most often thishappens because you have sailed awayfrom the middle of the course

For example if you sail toward theleft side of the beat you might have 4minutes left on starboard tack and 8 min-utes left on port tack before reaching thewindward mark In that case port is obvi-ously the longer tack Other reasons forunequal tacks include windshifts a cross-current and a windward mark that wasnot set to windward

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Rule of Thumb Sail the longer tack firstby David Dellenbaugh

The longer tack is the one on whichyour bow is pointing closer to the wind-ward mark Sometimes it is easy to judgethis by looking at where other boats arepointing on each tack If you have instru-ments or even a compass you can calcu-late the longer tack mathematically

Besides figuring out which tack islonger its important to know roughlyhow much longer it is than the other tackFor example will you have to spend 10minutes on one tack and 2 minutes on theother Or just 7 minutes on one tack and6 on the other

The more skewed the tacks the morecritical it becomes to sail on the tack thatis longer If one tack is much longer thereis a high probability that it will be betterto get on that tack right away But if thetacks are very close in length (which isprobably the case if you have a hard timefiguring out which tack is longer) theremay be no advantage in sailing one tackjust because its a little longer

Playing the odds

Sailing the longer tack first is agood rule of thumb when you arenot sure which way the wind willshift next The longer tack takesyou away from the layline andgives you a better chance of gain-ing if you get a windshift beforeyou reach the windward mark

The benefits of this strategy are greatest when the following condi-tions exist

1) The distance you must sail on one tack is substantially longerthan the distance remaining on the other tack For example if you have7 minutes to sail on starboard tack and only 2 on port (A) its very like-ly that sailing the longer tack first will be better But if you are closer tothe middle of the course with 4 minutes to sail on one tack and 3 min-utes on the other (B) there may not be much advantage in sailing thelonger tack first

2) You are fairly far from the mark The closer you are to the mark(C) the less of an advantage youll get from sailing the longer tack firstThats because the wind is less likely to shift during the short time beforeyou round the mark In this case its often best to minimize the numberof tacks you make and to position yourself ideally relative to the boatsaround you

When and why this worksSailing the longer tack first is a rule ofthumb that works most of the timeHowever like all such guidelines it is notmeant to be a replacement for figuringout what the wind is doing and makingyour own strategic plan to handle the par-ticular wind conditions you are facingFor example if its light air and you seemore pressure to the left you shouldprobably sail that direction on starboardtack even if port tack is a lot longer

However when you are not so sureabout what the wind will do next (and thisis the case even for top sailors much ofthe time) then you can rely on rules ofthumb like sail the longer tack first Thisprinciple works because when the windmight shift in either direction its better tostay away from the layline By sailing thelonger tack first you head toward themiddle of the beat rather than the closerlayline

Over the course of many races in thepast this strategy has proven to workmore often than not In other words itgives you a higher probability of successwhich is very important when you are try-ing to minimize your exposure to risk

The probability that this rule ofthumb will work goes up as a) the tacksbecome more uneven and b) you are far-ther from the mark (see ldquoPlaying theoddsrdquo) If you are quite far from the wind-ward mark and the tacks are quiteskewed it is very urgent to sail on thelonger tack

Note that if you have a cross-current(a current the runs perpendicular to thewind) this will often make one tacklonger than the other sometimes by quitea bit In that case it may be better to sailthe up-current tack first This is notbecause there is any inherent advantageto being up-current - it just keeps youcloser to the middle of the course whichis better when youre not sure what willhappen next with the wind

Dave publishes the newsletterSpeed amp Smarts For a subscriptioncall 800-356-2200 or go to

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Corollary Sail the longer jibe firstFor the same reasons that you should normally sail the longer tack first on a beat youshould also sail the longer jibe first on a run Getting to the downwind layline too earlyhas all the same problems - the risk of sailing extra distance possible bad air and theinability to play future windshifts (when youre not sure what the wind will do)

In fact this rule of thumb may be even more important on runs than beats becauseits easier to overstand downwind Most boats have narrower jibing angles than tackingangles (right) so when you round the windward mark you are already closer to a lay-line All you need is a slight skew in the course a windshift pressure increase or a cross-current and youll be at layline before you know it

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LEFT Even a small increase in wind velocity can have a largeimpact on your downwind angles Therefore you have toallow for this when positioning yourself on the run If youget too close to a layline and get a puff you will be over-standing the leeward mark

RIGHT Boats with symmetrical spinnakerstypically have narrower jibing angles than

tacking angles in almost every windvelocity So its easier to get to a

downwind layline especially inbreeze when the jibing angle

is very small

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We alter course to a heading of 171degrees which gives us an ETA at OuterIsland at 0400 We discuss watches andRay and I volunteer to take the 1600-2000 and the 1200 to 0400 watch Sincewe are about an hour into Jim andJolenes break I head below and heat upsome leftover stew for them before theyhead off watch Pretty soon it is just Rayand I in the cockpit Emmanuel is on Ottoand the conversation ranges far and wideThe day is moving slowly towardsevening and the sky is now streaked withthe pink and lavender shades of a summersunset The wind has leveled off and ourcourse has it placed solidly on our hip sowe shake the reef out of the main andunroll the rest of the jib The extra poweris helpful because the quartering seashave increased steadily and are now over4 feet I find that watching the steady andpowerful rhythm of the waves is deeplyhypnotic They are large impatient beastsand when they meet Emmanuels sleekhull they surge and seem to seek a way toclaim her when they cannot they rollunder her stern and rush around her bowand like grumpy old men who are inter-fered with mumble bitterly to themselvesas they continue on their way

When Ray comes back on deck herigs the radar deflector and I help himhoist it high in the rigging After that I gobelow and make some hot cocoa whichRay and I share along with our dwindlingsupply of seasick cookies Their abun-dance of ginger helps with queasinesswhen the seas are this rolly Emmanuel isstill sailing well and is maintainingspeeds of 7-8 knots For the next hour or

so we talk in a desultory fashion and Iwatch as dusk approaches slowly Atabout 750 I head below and shake Joleneand Jim out of their bunks By the timethey stumble up on deck they are happyto see the pot of fresh coffee ready forthem After shift turn over Ray and I headbelow and Ray disappears into his cabinI decide a thermos of hot soup would begood for the crew on watch so I get a potof tomato soup heating on the stoveBecause of the quartering seas it is stillrolly so I need the pot holders to hold thepan on the gimbaled stove Once the soupis hot I pick it up in both hands I have thethermos standing in the sink but now Irealize I have a problem with the transferThe soup does not pour well from the panespecially when I am aiming for an open-ing jus t a little larger than an inch I knowI have a funnel somewhere but I cannotset the pan down for fear of it spilling(fiddles not withstanding) while I searchfor it I finally resign myself to the factthat I am going to lose some and take mybest shot After cleaning all the soup outof the sink I head to my bunk

Its a little strange being in the V-berth while we are underway I havenever slept on Emmanuel except whenwe are at anchor or docked While there isa certain amount of noise from the water

Isle Royale - Continued from page 13

Lighthouse at Rock Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

Jim gets ready to stand his watch on our way back to Pikes Bay

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 25

rushing past the hull it is actually a sooth-ing sound I wedge myself crossways intothe V-berth but since we are not heelingand the rolling motion is more pro-nounced in the stern I am very comfort-able I read for a while and then I dozeoff All too soon Jolene is waking me upfor my next shift I put all my layers ofclothes back on including my harness andtether and head for the cockpit It is abeautiful night but the wind has easedsome so Jim has started the diesel tomaintain our speed but the sails are stillup Jim and Jolenes watch was unevent-ful except for a couple of freighters thathave just shown up on the screen Againit is Ray and I and the moonlit night Wecan see lights on the far north shore andwe are pretty sure we are seeing the lightsof Grand Marais I keep an eye on thefreighters on our screen and it soonbecomes obvious they will pass wellastern of us so I relax just a bit

I have the helm by myself for a bitwhile Ray is below and it is a huge feel-ing It is a magnificent feeling-being atthe helm of a boat like Emmanuel andsailing across this lake The full moon isstill with us and lights our way The onlysounds are those of wind water and boatEmmanuel sails along at home in thewater and happy to be underway Iremember well all my feelings of trepi-dation at the start of this journey and amamazed at how different I feel now Injust 5 days we have sailed more than 300miles put our anchor down in newanchorages and crossed this lake twiceat night In some ways it seems a shamethat I have waited until now my 48thsummer before finding out I can do thisbut at least now I know My feeling ofsatisfaction is immense

By about 2 am Ray and I have spot-ted the light from Outer Island and westart to discuss what our plan will beWere not sure if we want to stop in theislands and get some sleep or continue onto Pikes Bay Our ETA for arriving atStockton is around 5 am and gettingback to Pikes Bay would take another 2hours Since we are already a day aheadof schedule we decide to stop in theislands and see if we get a chance to sail

that day We discuss various anchoragesand Ray advocates for some locationsthat are closer to where we enter theislands but I lobby vigorously for puttingthe hook down in Presque Bay onStockton I know the bay so making ourentrance in low light doesnt bother meWe postpone a decision until Jim andJolene are back on watch At 400 amRay wakes the next shift and when Jimand Jolene are on deck we discuss ouroptions Jim decides on Presque Isle Bayand we adjust our waypoint I head belowand curl up on the settee in the main salonsince I know we are due to arrive atStockton in about an hour I doze for a bitand then Jim is waking me to help withthe anchor Once on deck I can see thatthe skies have lightened considerably andfinding a place to put the hook down iseasy Once the anchor is set I head belowfor my bunk and am sound asleep by 520am We all sleep pretty sound until about9 am and then its time for coffee

It is a warm sunny day with clearskies and is a perfect day for just hangingout and taking it easy Breakfast is throwntogether from leftovers and Jolene doesdishwashing duty afterwards There is ageneral air of somnolence on board andthe slightly humid day does nothingmuch to shake us out of our torpor By

late afternoon a craving for pasta over-takes everyone on board so I whip up abatch of Pasta Puttanesca and we all eatbig platefuls of the stuff Of course thisfeast promotes more lying about in thewarm drowsy afternoon A few hourslater ZaBreNa hails us on channel 16 andwe find out she has just reached OuterIsland We invite her to stop by for snacksand the invitation is accepted quickly Iget busy in the galley again and pull outall the leftovers and throw them on platesand bowls By the time I am doneZaBreNa is in sight and Jolene and I tieon fenders and ready lines ZaBreNacomes alongside and we raft up withouttoo much fuss Our guests come aboardEmmanuel and we all have a chance totalk over the adventure we just had andshare stories about our crossing By earlyevening we know it is time to return toPikes Bay so we haul anchor reluctantlyand motor home in the fading light of alate summer day All of us changed for-ever by this experience

Sam Hounder is former Commodoreof Black Bear Yacht Club and still serveson the Board of Directors as SocialCzarina She and husband Jim have beensailing together for over 15 years Theykeep Emmanuel in Pikersquos Bay Marina inBayfield WI

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ZaBreeNas Crew joins us for post cruise raft up at Presque Isle Bay

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

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COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

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El Encierro (above) and Cut Throat (below) at the 10th Annual ADA RegattaPhotos by J H Peterson

STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

The American Sail TrainingAssociation is the hub for tall ship activi-ty expertise and information in NorthAmerica A 501(c) (3) nonprofit organi-zation focused on youth education lead-ership development and the preservationof the maritime heritage of NorthAmerica since 1973 ASTA has supportedEducation Under Sail and YouthCharacter Development aboard tall shipsIt organizes the TALL SHIPS CHAL-LENGEreg Series manages scholarshipprograms to make sail training experi-ences more affordable for young peoplegrant programs to assist crew of ASTAmember vessels with the costs of profes-sional development courses and licensingrequirements and publishes SAIL TALLSHIPS

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Racing News

Photo Credit (from Left to right) Privateer Lynx Pride of Baltimore IIAppledore V - Brian Stagner

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Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

sored by White Bear Boat Works TheLeukemia Cup Regatta on White BearLake brings together sailors from allover the upper Midwest for a weekendof racing fundraising and unabashedfun It is one of nearly forty similar sail-ing events around the country raisingawareness and funds to help find a curefor blood cancers like leukemia lym-phoma Hodgkins disease and myelo-ma

As many as 60 boats-from 14 sail-ing dinghies to 38 scows-enter this sail-ing extravaganza And every year theopportunity to sail and help others in thecommunity leaves a memorable impres-sion on everyone in attendance Since

2004 supporters of The Leukemia CupRegatta on White Bear Lake have raisedover $420000 for The Leukemia ampLymphoma Society (LLS) By register-ing for the Regatta (wwwleukemi-acuporgmn) participants become partof a nationwide movement of sailors and

other supporters who havejoined LLS in its fight againstblood cancers

This year Minnesota sailorsare raising their sails to honorAndrew Hedquist of StillwaterMN At the age of two Andrewwas diagnosed with acute myel-ogenous leukemia (AML) inMarch of 2005 It was news nei-ther of Andrews parents expect-ed to hear When Andrew wasdiagnosed we were both afraidand in disbelief said Andrewsmother Laura Hedquist Wenever had anyone close to us gothrough a serious illness letalone our little boy Followinghis diagnosis Andrew enduredfrequent trips to the doctor fiverounds of chemotherapy andtwo serious infections

Watching Andrew gothrough treatment was extremelydifficult But the help wereceived from LLS was trulyamazing said Laura We arevery thankful to have had suchwonderful support Now aseven-year-old student at SalemLutheran Andrew is doing greatHis doctors say he will be offi-

cially deemed cured this September- justin time for the Regatta Thank youbecause youre making the lives of can-cer patients easier and providing hope totheir families said Laura As a parentof a cancer patient I feel like its a bur-den lifted from my shoulders so I canfocus on caring for my son and navigat-ing the complicated world of treatmentinsurance and recovery Knowing thatyou are out there raising funds for thiscause gives great hope to familiesThose interested in attending theSeventh Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta(September 10-12) to sail in honor ofAndrew and others like him can regis-ter by visitingwwwleukemiacuporgmn

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250 SAILORS JOIN FORCES IN HONOR OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ANDREW HEDQUIST OF STILLWATER

REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

fundraiser for LLS delivers New to theevent this year is The Leukemia CupLuau featuring a pig roast If you wouldlike to support the Regatta by sailingvolunteering donating an auction itemor making a donation we would love totalk with you For more informationabout The Leukemia Cup Regatta andLLS please contact Jared Nielsen at(763) 852-3004 or visit our website atwwwleukemiacuporgmn

REGATTA WEEKEND PREVIEW910 Registration amp Mount Gay Rum

Reception 500-900 PM

911 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 1 and 2Lunch provided by Jimmys Foodamp DrinkRace 3Silent AuctionThe Leukemia Cup luau featuringa pig roast Purchase dinner tickets by visit-ing wwwleukemiacuporgmn Live Music and Dancing

912 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 4 and 5Lunch provided by Roadside Pizzaamp Race Awards

ABOUT THE LEUKEMIA amp LYMPHOMA SOCIETYThe Leukemia amp Lymphoma Society isthe worlds largest voluntary healthorganization dedicated to fundingresearch education and patient servicesfor people with leukemia lymphoma ormyeloma Over one hundred thousandnew cases of these blood cancers arediagnosed in this country each year and148 people die from them every day Butmany more recover thanks in part to theefforts of The Leukemia amp LymphomaSociety and sailors across the countryLast year alone some 8400 sailorsraised $38 million to help find cures forblood cancers $78000 of that wasraised by The Leukemia Cup Regatta onWhite Bear Lake

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 31

COMPASSIONATESAILORS WANTED

Extend your passion for sailingto the race for cancer cures

The Leukemia Cup RegattaSeptember 10 ndash 12 2010

White Bear Lake MN

Join sailors from across the Twin Cities on September10-12 as they set sail for a cure on White Bear LakeFor just $95 you and your crew will enjoy five races a complimentary Mount Gay Rum cocktail receptionbreakfasts and lunches an auction and raffle and wersquoll even throw in a long-sleeve Regatta t-shirt for the skipper

Register by August 13 to get $10 off your registration fee

Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmn to register today

For more information contact Jared Nielsen at (763) 852-3004 or JaredNielsenLLSorg

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Andrew Hedquist

January 17 ndash 21 2011

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Please email all Calendar items to infosailingbreezescom or mail to Northern Breezes 3949 Winnetka Ave NMinneapolis MN 55427 fax to 763-542-8998 Please include event date(s) locationand a contact name and phone number Eventnotices are subject to space restriction

Aug 2-6 - LOWISA 45 Regatta - Lakeof the Woods MN Visitwwwlowisaorg for more info

Aug 4-8 - T-10 North AmericanChampionship- Bayview Yacht ClubDetroit MI Visit wwwussailingorg formore info

Aug 6-8 - I-LYA Bay Week Regatta -Put-in-Bay Yacht Club Put-in-BayOH Visit wwwi-lyaorg for more info

Aug 6-9 - 19th Annual NorthAmerican Challenge Cup - ChicagoYacht Club Chicago IL Visitwwwchicagoyachtcluborg for moreinfo

Aug 8-9 - Al Henning MemorialRegatta - Racine Yacht Club RacineWI Visit wwwracineyachtcluborg formore info

Aug 8-13 - 2010 CatamaranChampionship (NACRA amp NorthAmerican Formula 18 Championshipsand F16 Great Lakes Championship)Racine Yacht Club Racine WI VisitwwwcrawsailingnetRacine2010 formore info

Aug 12-15 - Baylake Bank Tall ShipsFestival - Green Bay WI Visitwwwtallshipgreenbaycom for info

August 2010

Aug 13 - Clipper Cup Yacht Race -Harbour Towne Yacht Club MuskegonMI to Port Washington WI Visitwwwclippercupcom for more infoContact Phil Schneider 616-459-7474clippercupgmailcomAug 14-16 - Leech Lake Regatta 39 -Shores of Leech Lake Yacht ClubLeech Lake MN Visit wwwshore-sofleechlakecom for more infoAug 19-21 - 2010 S2 79 ClassChampionship Regatta -Racine Yacht Club Racine WI Visitwwwracineyachtcluborg for more infoAug 20-22 - Offshore Verve Cup -Chicago Yacht Club Chicago IL Visitwwwchicagoyachtcluborg for moreinfoAug 24-29 - Tall Ships Chicago -Chicago IL Visit wwwnavypiercomtallshipschicago for more infoAug 27-28 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -Columbia Yacht Club Chicago ILVisit wwwleukemiacuporgil for moreinfoAug 27-29 ndash Holder 20 One DesignNationals ndash Shorewood Yacht ClubExcelsior MN wwwholder20comContact Tim Carlson 952-693-6089Aug 27-Sept 1 - US SAILINGs RolexInternational Womens KeelboatChampionship - J22 - RochesterYacht Club Rochester NY Visitwwwussailingorg for more infoAug 28 - MS Cup ndash Minnetonka YachtClub MN Visit wwwmscuporg formore info

Sept 2 - LeeMurdock -Superior in SongFolk Songs fromthe Age of Sail andSteam St LouisCounty HistoricalMuseum DuluthMN 218-733-7568

Sept 3 - LeeMurdock - SplitRock Lighthouse100 Year AnnivConcerts

September 2010

Two Harbors MN Contact 218-226-6372 splitrock at mnhsorg

Sept 3-5 - Labor Day Regatta- StCroix Sailing Club Hudson WI Visitwwwstcroixsailingcom for more info

Sept 4-5 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -Port Huron Yacht Club Port HuronMI Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmi formore info

Sept 8-12 - Buddy Melges Challenge -US Sailing Center Sheboygan WIVisitwwwussailingcentersheboyganorgfor more info

Sept 10-12 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -Awareness and charity fundraiserWhite Bear Lake MN Visitwwwleukemiacuporgmn or call JaredNielsen at 763-852-3004 for more info

Sept 15-18 - J105 North AmericanChampionship - Chicago Yacht ClubChicago IL Visit wwwj105org

Sept 15-19 - US Match RacingChampionship for the Prince of WalesBowl Ultimate 20s Bayview YachtClub Detroit MI Visit wwwussailingorg for more info

Sept 23-26 - US Mens and WomensSailing Championships - Sonars-Mens - Lightnings-Womens - SailSheboygan Sheboygan WI Visitwwwussailingorg for more info

Sept 30-Oct 3 - US Team RacingChampionship - Vanguard 15 - SeattleYacht Club Seattle WA Visitwwwussailingorg for more info

Oct 2ndash Octoberfest Pursuit ndash LakeCity Yacht Club Lake City MNwwwlakecityyachtclubcom ContactKirk Severson 507-254-6644

Oct 2-3 - Leukemia Cup Regatta -North Star Sail Club HarrisonTownship MI Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmi for moreinfo

Oct 7-11 - 41st Annual United StatesSailboat Show - Annapolis MD Theworldrsquos largest in-water sailboat showSeminars clothing amp accessories boatsof all sizes Visit wwwusboatcom

October 2010

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Seaworthy the newsletter fromBoatUS that helps boaters and

anglers prevent damage to their vesselslooked into some of the more commonreasons for on-the-water boat troublesthat occur mid-season

ldquoPreventive maintenance will helpyou avoid the headaches and keep yourcrew or fishing buddies comfortable andsaferdquo says Seaworthy Editor BobAdriance ldquoSo going over the boatrsquos sys-tems in the spring is very important Butnow after a couple months of use itrsquostime to look at things again A midsum-mer check-up will ensure you make itback to home port without a problemrdquo

Here are some midsummermaintenance tips for bothpower and sailboats

bull Through-hulls Make a thoroughcheck around any below-the-waterlinehole or opening Check all through-hullsfor leaks and cycle seacocks to ensurethey close properly If itrsquos hard to movethe handle make a note to service it nexttime the boat is out of the water Anyhose clamps should be tight and hoseends secure A bilge pump cycle counteris a simple upgrade and the best earlywarning system that unwanted water iscoming aboard

bull Engine belts For inboard engineslook in areas near the belts checking forevidence of black dust mdash a sure sign thatengine pulleys need to be realigned andthe belt replaced Push on the longest runof the belt mdash it should not deflect morethan one half inch

bull Engine hoses Squeeze coolant andfuel hoses with your hands looking forsoftness cracks or bulges Replace anythat are suspect Wiggle the ends toensure they are secure and inspect for anypossible chafing issues in the enginecompartment

bull Sterndrives Inspect the folds in thebellows and replace if they show signsof cracking

bull Sacrificial zincs and anodes Awasted zinc is a sure sign of trouble pos-sibly stray current at the dock Ensure allzincs are no less than half gone mdash andreplace them now if they are

bull Control cables Look for chafe splitsor swelling of the plastic jacket mdash a suresign the cable needs replacement

bull Outboard engine mounts Smallerengines can sometimes vibrate loose sore-tighten clamps and ensure the cut-offswitch is operable

bull Hydraulic steering system and trimtabs Ensure reservoirs are full If youhave to add fluid there is leak that mustbe fixed immediately

bull Batteries and electrical systemDead batteries are often nothing morethan corroded connections mdash sandpapercan easily clean them up With conven-tional batteries check water levels andadd if necessary Inspect cables andwiring for chafe especially whereverthey may pass through a bulkhead

bull Shorepower cable Look for burnmarks on the plug ends and the connec-tion to the boat Replace both the plugand receptacle immediately if you find any

bull Head If your boat has a flushing toi-let and its handle is getting hard to oper-ate yoursquove likely got calcium buildupPour a cup of vinegar into bowl pumpingonly once or twice Let it sit for one nightbefore flushing with one-fourth cup ofmineral oil

bull On deck Old stiff or chafed docklines should be replaced Also checkanchor line and chain shackles and any splices

bull Sailboats only Look for any brokenstrands on standing rigging You can findthem by running a loose rag up the rig-ging which will snag on any brokenends Cracked swages are an indicator forimmediate replacement Contact a riggerif you suspect a problem Running rig-ging also needs to be looked at mdash espe-cially the roller furling line

bull Trailers Inspect bearings and ensurethey are well packed with greaseHydraulic brake reservoirs should be fullLastly check the tires for wear and ensurelugs are tight

More checklists are also available athttpwwwBoatUScomfreebies

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My favorite rule of thumb and onethat I have used with great success

many times is to sail the longer tackfirst This is a simple nearly foolproofguideline that is easy to use and oftencomes with great results

When youre racing upwind thelonger tack is the one on which you mustspend more time to get from where youare to the windward mark There aremany reasons why one tack may belonger than the other Most often thishappens because you have sailed awayfrom the middle of the course

For example if you sail toward theleft side of the beat you might have 4minutes left on starboard tack and 8 min-utes left on port tack before reaching thewindward mark In that case port is obvi-ously the longer tack Other reasons forunequal tacks include windshifts a cross-current and a windward mark that wasnot set to windward

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Rule of Thumb Sail the longer tack firstby David Dellenbaugh

The longer tack is the one on whichyour bow is pointing closer to the wind-ward mark Sometimes it is easy to judgethis by looking at where other boats arepointing on each tack If you have instru-ments or even a compass you can calcu-late the longer tack mathematically

Besides figuring out which tack islonger its important to know roughlyhow much longer it is than the other tackFor example will you have to spend 10minutes on one tack and 2 minutes on theother Or just 7 minutes on one tack and6 on the other

The more skewed the tacks the morecritical it becomes to sail on the tack thatis longer If one tack is much longer thereis a high probability that it will be betterto get on that tack right away But if thetacks are very close in length (which isprobably the case if you have a hard timefiguring out which tack is longer) theremay be no advantage in sailing one tackjust because its a little longer

Playing the odds

Sailing the longer tack first is agood rule of thumb when you arenot sure which way the wind willshift next The longer tack takesyou away from the layline andgives you a better chance of gain-ing if you get a windshift beforeyou reach the windward mark

The benefits of this strategy are greatest when the following condi-tions exist

1) The distance you must sail on one tack is substantially longerthan the distance remaining on the other tack For example if you have7 minutes to sail on starboard tack and only 2 on port (A) its very like-ly that sailing the longer tack first will be better But if you are closer tothe middle of the course with 4 minutes to sail on one tack and 3 min-utes on the other (B) there may not be much advantage in sailing thelonger tack first

2) You are fairly far from the mark The closer you are to the mark(C) the less of an advantage youll get from sailing the longer tack firstThats because the wind is less likely to shift during the short time beforeyou round the mark In this case its often best to minimize the numberof tacks you make and to position yourself ideally relative to the boatsaround you

When and why this worksSailing the longer tack first is a rule ofthumb that works most of the timeHowever like all such guidelines it is notmeant to be a replacement for figuringout what the wind is doing and makingyour own strategic plan to handle the par-ticular wind conditions you are facingFor example if its light air and you seemore pressure to the left you shouldprobably sail that direction on starboardtack even if port tack is a lot longer

However when you are not so sureabout what the wind will do next (and thisis the case even for top sailors much ofthe time) then you can rely on rules ofthumb like sail the longer tack first Thisprinciple works because when the windmight shift in either direction its better tostay away from the layline By sailing thelonger tack first you head toward themiddle of the beat rather than the closerlayline

Over the course of many races in thepast this strategy has proven to workmore often than not In other words itgives you a higher probability of successwhich is very important when you are try-ing to minimize your exposure to risk

The probability that this rule ofthumb will work goes up as a) the tacksbecome more uneven and b) you are far-ther from the mark (see ldquoPlaying theoddsrdquo) If you are quite far from the wind-ward mark and the tacks are quiteskewed it is very urgent to sail on thelonger tack

Note that if you have a cross-current(a current the runs perpendicular to thewind) this will often make one tacklonger than the other sometimes by quitea bit In that case it may be better to sailthe up-current tack first This is notbecause there is any inherent advantageto being up-current - it just keeps youcloser to the middle of the course whichis better when youre not sure what willhappen next with the wind

Dave publishes the newsletterSpeed amp Smarts For a subscriptioncall 800-356-2200 or go to

wwwspeedandsmartscom

Corollary Sail the longer jibe firstFor the same reasons that you should normally sail the longer tack first on a beat youshould also sail the longer jibe first on a run Getting to the downwind layline too earlyhas all the same problems - the risk of sailing extra distance possible bad air and theinability to play future windshifts (when youre not sure what the wind will do)

In fact this rule of thumb may be even more important on runs than beats becauseits easier to overstand downwind Most boats have narrower jibing angles than tackingangles (right) so when you round the windward mark you are already closer to a lay-line All you need is a slight skew in the course a windshift pressure increase or a cross-current and youll be at layline before you know it

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LEFT Even a small increase in wind velocity can have a largeimpact on your downwind angles Therefore you have toallow for this when positioning yourself on the run If youget too close to a layline and get a puff you will be over-standing the leeward mark

RIGHT Boats with symmetrical spinnakerstypically have narrower jibing angles than

tacking angles in almost every windvelocity So its easier to get to a

downwind layline especially inbreeze when the jibing angle

is very small

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We alter course to a heading of 171degrees which gives us an ETA at OuterIsland at 0400 We discuss watches andRay and I volunteer to take the 1600-2000 and the 1200 to 0400 watch Sincewe are about an hour into Jim andJolenes break I head below and heat upsome leftover stew for them before theyhead off watch Pretty soon it is just Rayand I in the cockpit Emmanuel is on Ottoand the conversation ranges far and wideThe day is moving slowly towardsevening and the sky is now streaked withthe pink and lavender shades of a summersunset The wind has leveled off and ourcourse has it placed solidly on our hip sowe shake the reef out of the main andunroll the rest of the jib The extra poweris helpful because the quartering seashave increased steadily and are now over4 feet I find that watching the steady andpowerful rhythm of the waves is deeplyhypnotic They are large impatient beastsand when they meet Emmanuels sleekhull they surge and seem to seek a way toclaim her when they cannot they rollunder her stern and rush around her bowand like grumpy old men who are inter-fered with mumble bitterly to themselvesas they continue on their way

When Ray comes back on deck herigs the radar deflector and I help himhoist it high in the rigging After that I gobelow and make some hot cocoa whichRay and I share along with our dwindlingsupply of seasick cookies Their abun-dance of ginger helps with queasinesswhen the seas are this rolly Emmanuel isstill sailing well and is maintainingspeeds of 7-8 knots For the next hour or

so we talk in a desultory fashion and Iwatch as dusk approaches slowly Atabout 750 I head below and shake Joleneand Jim out of their bunks By the timethey stumble up on deck they are happyto see the pot of fresh coffee ready forthem After shift turn over Ray and I headbelow and Ray disappears into his cabinI decide a thermos of hot soup would begood for the crew on watch so I get a potof tomato soup heating on the stoveBecause of the quartering seas it is stillrolly so I need the pot holders to hold thepan on the gimbaled stove Once the soupis hot I pick it up in both hands I have thethermos standing in the sink but now Irealize I have a problem with the transferThe soup does not pour well from the panespecially when I am aiming for an open-ing jus t a little larger than an inch I knowI have a funnel somewhere but I cannotset the pan down for fear of it spilling(fiddles not withstanding) while I searchfor it I finally resign myself to the factthat I am going to lose some and take mybest shot After cleaning all the soup outof the sink I head to my bunk

Its a little strange being in the V-berth while we are underway I havenever slept on Emmanuel except whenwe are at anchor or docked While there isa certain amount of noise from the water

Isle Royale - Continued from page 13

Lighthouse at Rock Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

Jim gets ready to stand his watch on our way back to Pikes Bay

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 25

rushing past the hull it is actually a sooth-ing sound I wedge myself crossways intothe V-berth but since we are not heelingand the rolling motion is more pro-nounced in the stern I am very comfort-able I read for a while and then I dozeoff All too soon Jolene is waking me upfor my next shift I put all my layers ofclothes back on including my harness andtether and head for the cockpit It is abeautiful night but the wind has easedsome so Jim has started the diesel tomaintain our speed but the sails are stillup Jim and Jolenes watch was unevent-ful except for a couple of freighters thathave just shown up on the screen Againit is Ray and I and the moonlit night Wecan see lights on the far north shore andwe are pretty sure we are seeing the lightsof Grand Marais I keep an eye on thefreighters on our screen and it soonbecomes obvious they will pass wellastern of us so I relax just a bit

I have the helm by myself for a bitwhile Ray is below and it is a huge feel-ing It is a magnificent feeling-being atthe helm of a boat like Emmanuel andsailing across this lake The full moon isstill with us and lights our way The onlysounds are those of wind water and boatEmmanuel sails along at home in thewater and happy to be underway Iremember well all my feelings of trepi-dation at the start of this journey and amamazed at how different I feel now Injust 5 days we have sailed more than 300miles put our anchor down in newanchorages and crossed this lake twiceat night In some ways it seems a shamethat I have waited until now my 48thsummer before finding out I can do thisbut at least now I know My feeling ofsatisfaction is immense

By about 2 am Ray and I have spot-ted the light from Outer Island and westart to discuss what our plan will beWere not sure if we want to stop in theislands and get some sleep or continue onto Pikes Bay Our ETA for arriving atStockton is around 5 am and gettingback to Pikes Bay would take another 2hours Since we are already a day aheadof schedule we decide to stop in theislands and see if we get a chance to sail

that day We discuss various anchoragesand Ray advocates for some locationsthat are closer to where we enter theislands but I lobby vigorously for puttingthe hook down in Presque Bay onStockton I know the bay so making ourentrance in low light doesnt bother meWe postpone a decision until Jim andJolene are back on watch At 400 amRay wakes the next shift and when Jimand Jolene are on deck we discuss ouroptions Jim decides on Presque Isle Bayand we adjust our waypoint I head belowand curl up on the settee in the main salonsince I know we are due to arrive atStockton in about an hour I doze for a bitand then Jim is waking me to help withthe anchor Once on deck I can see thatthe skies have lightened considerably andfinding a place to put the hook down iseasy Once the anchor is set I head belowfor my bunk and am sound asleep by 520am We all sleep pretty sound until about9 am and then its time for coffee

It is a warm sunny day with clearskies and is a perfect day for just hangingout and taking it easy Breakfast is throwntogether from leftovers and Jolene doesdishwashing duty afterwards There is ageneral air of somnolence on board andthe slightly humid day does nothingmuch to shake us out of our torpor By

late afternoon a craving for pasta over-takes everyone on board so I whip up abatch of Pasta Puttanesca and we all eatbig platefuls of the stuff Of course thisfeast promotes more lying about in thewarm drowsy afternoon A few hourslater ZaBreNa hails us on channel 16 andwe find out she has just reached OuterIsland We invite her to stop by for snacksand the invitation is accepted quickly Iget busy in the galley again and pull outall the leftovers and throw them on platesand bowls By the time I am doneZaBreNa is in sight and Jolene and I tieon fenders and ready lines ZaBreNacomes alongside and we raft up withouttoo much fuss Our guests come aboardEmmanuel and we all have a chance totalk over the adventure we just had andshare stories about our crossing By earlyevening we know it is time to return toPikes Bay so we haul anchor reluctantlyand motor home in the fading light of alate summer day All of us changed for-ever by this experience

Sam Hounder is former Commodoreof Black Bear Yacht Club and still serveson the Board of Directors as SocialCzarina She and husband Jim have beensailing together for over 15 years Theykeep Emmanuel in Pikersquos Bay Marina inBayfield WI

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ZaBreeNas Crew joins us for post cruise raft up at Presque Isle Bay

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 27

COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

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El Encierro (above) and Cut Throat (below) at the 10th Annual ADA RegattaPhotos by J H Peterson

STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

The American Sail TrainingAssociation is the hub for tall ship activi-ty expertise and information in NorthAmerica A 501(c) (3) nonprofit organi-zation focused on youth education lead-ership development and the preservationof the maritime heritage of NorthAmerica since 1973 ASTA has supportedEducation Under Sail and YouthCharacter Development aboard tall shipsIt organizes the TALL SHIPS CHAL-LENGEreg Series manages scholarshipprograms to make sail training experi-ences more affordable for young peoplegrant programs to assist crew of ASTAmember vessels with the costs of profes-sional development courses and licensingrequirements and publishes SAIL TALLSHIPS

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Racing News

Photo Credit (from Left to right) Privateer Lynx Pride of Baltimore IIAppledore V - Brian Stagner

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Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

sored by White Bear Boat Works TheLeukemia Cup Regatta on White BearLake brings together sailors from allover the upper Midwest for a weekendof racing fundraising and unabashedfun It is one of nearly forty similar sail-ing events around the country raisingawareness and funds to help find a curefor blood cancers like leukemia lym-phoma Hodgkins disease and myelo-ma

As many as 60 boats-from 14 sail-ing dinghies to 38 scows-enter this sail-ing extravaganza And every year theopportunity to sail and help others in thecommunity leaves a memorable impres-sion on everyone in attendance Since

2004 supporters of The Leukemia CupRegatta on White Bear Lake have raisedover $420000 for The Leukemia ampLymphoma Society (LLS) By register-ing for the Regatta (wwwleukemi-acuporgmn) participants become partof a nationwide movement of sailors and

other supporters who havejoined LLS in its fight againstblood cancers

This year Minnesota sailorsare raising their sails to honorAndrew Hedquist of StillwaterMN At the age of two Andrewwas diagnosed with acute myel-ogenous leukemia (AML) inMarch of 2005 It was news nei-ther of Andrews parents expect-ed to hear When Andrew wasdiagnosed we were both afraidand in disbelief said Andrewsmother Laura Hedquist Wenever had anyone close to us gothrough a serious illness letalone our little boy Followinghis diagnosis Andrew enduredfrequent trips to the doctor fiverounds of chemotherapy andtwo serious infections

Watching Andrew gothrough treatment was extremelydifficult But the help wereceived from LLS was trulyamazing said Laura We arevery thankful to have had suchwonderful support Now aseven-year-old student at SalemLutheran Andrew is doing greatHis doctors say he will be offi-

cially deemed cured this September- justin time for the Regatta Thank youbecause youre making the lives of can-cer patients easier and providing hope totheir families said Laura As a parentof a cancer patient I feel like its a bur-den lifted from my shoulders so I canfocus on caring for my son and navigat-ing the complicated world of treatmentinsurance and recovery Knowing thatyou are out there raising funds for thiscause gives great hope to familiesThose interested in attending theSeventh Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta(September 10-12) to sail in honor ofAndrew and others like him can regis-ter by visitingwwwleukemiacuporgmn

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250 SAILORS JOIN FORCES IN HONOR OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ANDREW HEDQUIST OF STILLWATER

REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

fundraiser for LLS delivers New to theevent this year is The Leukemia CupLuau featuring a pig roast If you wouldlike to support the Regatta by sailingvolunteering donating an auction itemor making a donation we would love totalk with you For more informationabout The Leukemia Cup Regatta andLLS please contact Jared Nielsen at(763) 852-3004 or visit our website atwwwleukemiacuporgmn

REGATTA WEEKEND PREVIEW910 Registration amp Mount Gay Rum

Reception 500-900 PM

911 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 1 and 2Lunch provided by Jimmys Foodamp DrinkRace 3Silent AuctionThe Leukemia Cup luau featuringa pig roast Purchase dinner tickets by visit-ing wwwleukemiacuporgmn Live Music and Dancing

912 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 4 and 5Lunch provided by Roadside Pizzaamp Race Awards

ABOUT THE LEUKEMIA amp LYMPHOMA SOCIETYThe Leukemia amp Lymphoma Society isthe worlds largest voluntary healthorganization dedicated to fundingresearch education and patient servicesfor people with leukemia lymphoma ormyeloma Over one hundred thousandnew cases of these blood cancers arediagnosed in this country each year and148 people die from them every day Butmany more recover thanks in part to theefforts of The Leukemia amp LymphomaSociety and sailors across the countryLast year alone some 8400 sailorsraised $38 million to help find cures forblood cancers $78000 of that wasraised by The Leukemia Cup Regatta onWhite Bear Lake

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 31

COMPASSIONATESAILORS WANTED

Extend your passion for sailingto the race for cancer cures

The Leukemia Cup RegattaSeptember 10 ndash 12 2010

White Bear Lake MN

Join sailors from across the Twin Cities on September10-12 as they set sail for a cure on White Bear LakeFor just $95 you and your crew will enjoy five races a complimentary Mount Gay Rum cocktail receptionbreakfasts and lunches an auction and raffle and wersquoll even throw in a long-sleeve Regatta t-shirt for the skipper

Register by August 13 to get $10 off your registration fee

Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmn to register today

For more information contact Jared Nielsen at (763) 852-3004 or JaredNielsenLLSorg

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January 17 ndash 21 2011

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Seaworthy the newsletter fromBoatUS that helps boaters and

anglers prevent damage to their vesselslooked into some of the more commonreasons for on-the-water boat troublesthat occur mid-season

ldquoPreventive maintenance will helpyou avoid the headaches and keep yourcrew or fishing buddies comfortable andsaferdquo says Seaworthy Editor BobAdriance ldquoSo going over the boatrsquos sys-tems in the spring is very important Butnow after a couple months of use itrsquostime to look at things again A midsum-mer check-up will ensure you make itback to home port without a problemrdquo

Here are some midsummermaintenance tips for bothpower and sailboats

bull Through-hulls Make a thoroughcheck around any below-the-waterlinehole or opening Check all through-hullsfor leaks and cycle seacocks to ensurethey close properly If itrsquos hard to movethe handle make a note to service it nexttime the boat is out of the water Anyhose clamps should be tight and hoseends secure A bilge pump cycle counteris a simple upgrade and the best earlywarning system that unwanted water iscoming aboard

bull Engine belts For inboard engineslook in areas near the belts checking forevidence of black dust mdash a sure sign thatengine pulleys need to be realigned andthe belt replaced Push on the longest runof the belt mdash it should not deflect morethan one half inch

bull Engine hoses Squeeze coolant andfuel hoses with your hands looking forsoftness cracks or bulges Replace anythat are suspect Wiggle the ends toensure they are secure and inspect for anypossible chafing issues in the enginecompartment

bull Sterndrives Inspect the folds in thebellows and replace if they show signsof cracking

bull Sacrificial zincs and anodes Awasted zinc is a sure sign of trouble pos-sibly stray current at the dock Ensure allzincs are no less than half gone mdash andreplace them now if they are

bull Control cables Look for chafe splitsor swelling of the plastic jacket mdash a suresign the cable needs replacement

bull Outboard engine mounts Smallerengines can sometimes vibrate loose sore-tighten clamps and ensure the cut-offswitch is operable

bull Hydraulic steering system and trimtabs Ensure reservoirs are full If youhave to add fluid there is leak that mustbe fixed immediately

bull Batteries and electrical systemDead batteries are often nothing morethan corroded connections mdash sandpapercan easily clean them up With conven-tional batteries check water levels andadd if necessary Inspect cables andwiring for chafe especially whereverthey may pass through a bulkhead

bull Shorepower cable Look for burnmarks on the plug ends and the connec-tion to the boat Replace both the plugand receptacle immediately if you find any

bull Head If your boat has a flushing toi-let and its handle is getting hard to oper-ate yoursquove likely got calcium buildupPour a cup of vinegar into bowl pumpingonly once or twice Let it sit for one nightbefore flushing with one-fourth cup ofmineral oil

bull On deck Old stiff or chafed docklines should be replaced Also checkanchor line and chain shackles and any splices

bull Sailboats only Look for any brokenstrands on standing rigging You can findthem by running a loose rag up the rig-ging which will snag on any brokenends Cracked swages are an indicator forimmediate replacement Contact a riggerif you suspect a problem Running rig-ging also needs to be looked at mdash espe-cially the roller furling line

bull Trailers Inspect bearings and ensurethey are well packed with greaseHydraulic brake reservoirs should be fullLastly check the tires for wear and ensurelugs are tight

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My favorite rule of thumb and onethat I have used with great success

many times is to sail the longer tackfirst This is a simple nearly foolproofguideline that is easy to use and oftencomes with great results

When youre racing upwind thelonger tack is the one on which you mustspend more time to get from where youare to the windward mark There aremany reasons why one tack may belonger than the other Most often thishappens because you have sailed awayfrom the middle of the course

For example if you sail toward theleft side of the beat you might have 4minutes left on starboard tack and 8 min-utes left on port tack before reaching thewindward mark In that case port is obvi-ously the longer tack Other reasons forunequal tacks include windshifts a cross-current and a windward mark that wasnot set to windward

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Rule of Thumb Sail the longer tack firstby David Dellenbaugh

The longer tack is the one on whichyour bow is pointing closer to the wind-ward mark Sometimes it is easy to judgethis by looking at where other boats arepointing on each tack If you have instru-ments or even a compass you can calcu-late the longer tack mathematically

Besides figuring out which tack islonger its important to know roughlyhow much longer it is than the other tackFor example will you have to spend 10minutes on one tack and 2 minutes on theother Or just 7 minutes on one tack and6 on the other

The more skewed the tacks the morecritical it becomes to sail on the tack thatis longer If one tack is much longer thereis a high probability that it will be betterto get on that tack right away But if thetacks are very close in length (which isprobably the case if you have a hard timefiguring out which tack is longer) theremay be no advantage in sailing one tackjust because its a little longer

Playing the odds

Sailing the longer tack first is agood rule of thumb when you arenot sure which way the wind willshift next The longer tack takesyou away from the layline andgives you a better chance of gain-ing if you get a windshift beforeyou reach the windward mark

The benefits of this strategy are greatest when the following condi-tions exist

1) The distance you must sail on one tack is substantially longerthan the distance remaining on the other tack For example if you have7 minutes to sail on starboard tack and only 2 on port (A) its very like-ly that sailing the longer tack first will be better But if you are closer tothe middle of the course with 4 minutes to sail on one tack and 3 min-utes on the other (B) there may not be much advantage in sailing thelonger tack first

2) You are fairly far from the mark The closer you are to the mark(C) the less of an advantage youll get from sailing the longer tack firstThats because the wind is less likely to shift during the short time beforeyou round the mark In this case its often best to minimize the numberof tacks you make and to position yourself ideally relative to the boatsaround you

When and why this worksSailing the longer tack first is a rule ofthumb that works most of the timeHowever like all such guidelines it is notmeant to be a replacement for figuringout what the wind is doing and makingyour own strategic plan to handle the par-ticular wind conditions you are facingFor example if its light air and you seemore pressure to the left you shouldprobably sail that direction on starboardtack even if port tack is a lot longer

However when you are not so sureabout what the wind will do next (and thisis the case even for top sailors much ofthe time) then you can rely on rules ofthumb like sail the longer tack first Thisprinciple works because when the windmight shift in either direction its better tostay away from the layline By sailing thelonger tack first you head toward themiddle of the beat rather than the closerlayline

Over the course of many races in thepast this strategy has proven to workmore often than not In other words itgives you a higher probability of successwhich is very important when you are try-ing to minimize your exposure to risk

The probability that this rule ofthumb will work goes up as a) the tacksbecome more uneven and b) you are far-ther from the mark (see ldquoPlaying theoddsrdquo) If you are quite far from the wind-ward mark and the tacks are quiteskewed it is very urgent to sail on thelonger tack

Note that if you have a cross-current(a current the runs perpendicular to thewind) this will often make one tacklonger than the other sometimes by quitea bit In that case it may be better to sailthe up-current tack first This is notbecause there is any inherent advantageto being up-current - it just keeps youcloser to the middle of the course whichis better when youre not sure what willhappen next with the wind

Dave publishes the newsletterSpeed amp Smarts For a subscriptioncall 800-356-2200 or go to

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Corollary Sail the longer jibe firstFor the same reasons that you should normally sail the longer tack first on a beat youshould also sail the longer jibe first on a run Getting to the downwind layline too earlyhas all the same problems - the risk of sailing extra distance possible bad air and theinability to play future windshifts (when youre not sure what the wind will do)

In fact this rule of thumb may be even more important on runs than beats becauseits easier to overstand downwind Most boats have narrower jibing angles than tackingangles (right) so when you round the windward mark you are already closer to a lay-line All you need is a slight skew in the course a windshift pressure increase or a cross-current and youll be at layline before you know it

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LEFT Even a small increase in wind velocity can have a largeimpact on your downwind angles Therefore you have toallow for this when positioning yourself on the run If youget too close to a layline and get a puff you will be over-standing the leeward mark

RIGHT Boats with symmetrical spinnakerstypically have narrower jibing angles than

tacking angles in almost every windvelocity So its easier to get to a

downwind layline especially inbreeze when the jibing angle

is very small

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We alter course to a heading of 171degrees which gives us an ETA at OuterIsland at 0400 We discuss watches andRay and I volunteer to take the 1600-2000 and the 1200 to 0400 watch Sincewe are about an hour into Jim andJolenes break I head below and heat upsome leftover stew for them before theyhead off watch Pretty soon it is just Rayand I in the cockpit Emmanuel is on Ottoand the conversation ranges far and wideThe day is moving slowly towardsevening and the sky is now streaked withthe pink and lavender shades of a summersunset The wind has leveled off and ourcourse has it placed solidly on our hip sowe shake the reef out of the main andunroll the rest of the jib The extra poweris helpful because the quartering seashave increased steadily and are now over4 feet I find that watching the steady andpowerful rhythm of the waves is deeplyhypnotic They are large impatient beastsand when they meet Emmanuels sleekhull they surge and seem to seek a way toclaim her when they cannot they rollunder her stern and rush around her bowand like grumpy old men who are inter-fered with mumble bitterly to themselvesas they continue on their way

When Ray comes back on deck herigs the radar deflector and I help himhoist it high in the rigging After that I gobelow and make some hot cocoa whichRay and I share along with our dwindlingsupply of seasick cookies Their abun-dance of ginger helps with queasinesswhen the seas are this rolly Emmanuel isstill sailing well and is maintainingspeeds of 7-8 knots For the next hour or

so we talk in a desultory fashion and Iwatch as dusk approaches slowly Atabout 750 I head below and shake Joleneand Jim out of their bunks By the timethey stumble up on deck they are happyto see the pot of fresh coffee ready forthem After shift turn over Ray and I headbelow and Ray disappears into his cabinI decide a thermos of hot soup would begood for the crew on watch so I get a potof tomato soup heating on the stoveBecause of the quartering seas it is stillrolly so I need the pot holders to hold thepan on the gimbaled stove Once the soupis hot I pick it up in both hands I have thethermos standing in the sink but now Irealize I have a problem with the transferThe soup does not pour well from the panespecially when I am aiming for an open-ing jus t a little larger than an inch I knowI have a funnel somewhere but I cannotset the pan down for fear of it spilling(fiddles not withstanding) while I searchfor it I finally resign myself to the factthat I am going to lose some and take mybest shot After cleaning all the soup outof the sink I head to my bunk

Its a little strange being in the V-berth while we are underway I havenever slept on Emmanuel except whenwe are at anchor or docked While there isa certain amount of noise from the water

Isle Royale - Continued from page 13

Lighthouse at Rock Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

Jim gets ready to stand his watch on our way back to Pikes Bay

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 25

rushing past the hull it is actually a sooth-ing sound I wedge myself crossways intothe V-berth but since we are not heelingand the rolling motion is more pro-nounced in the stern I am very comfort-able I read for a while and then I dozeoff All too soon Jolene is waking me upfor my next shift I put all my layers ofclothes back on including my harness andtether and head for the cockpit It is abeautiful night but the wind has easedsome so Jim has started the diesel tomaintain our speed but the sails are stillup Jim and Jolenes watch was unevent-ful except for a couple of freighters thathave just shown up on the screen Againit is Ray and I and the moonlit night Wecan see lights on the far north shore andwe are pretty sure we are seeing the lightsof Grand Marais I keep an eye on thefreighters on our screen and it soonbecomes obvious they will pass wellastern of us so I relax just a bit

I have the helm by myself for a bitwhile Ray is below and it is a huge feel-ing It is a magnificent feeling-being atthe helm of a boat like Emmanuel andsailing across this lake The full moon isstill with us and lights our way The onlysounds are those of wind water and boatEmmanuel sails along at home in thewater and happy to be underway Iremember well all my feelings of trepi-dation at the start of this journey and amamazed at how different I feel now Injust 5 days we have sailed more than 300miles put our anchor down in newanchorages and crossed this lake twiceat night In some ways it seems a shamethat I have waited until now my 48thsummer before finding out I can do thisbut at least now I know My feeling ofsatisfaction is immense

By about 2 am Ray and I have spot-ted the light from Outer Island and westart to discuss what our plan will beWere not sure if we want to stop in theislands and get some sleep or continue onto Pikes Bay Our ETA for arriving atStockton is around 5 am and gettingback to Pikes Bay would take another 2hours Since we are already a day aheadof schedule we decide to stop in theislands and see if we get a chance to sail

that day We discuss various anchoragesand Ray advocates for some locationsthat are closer to where we enter theislands but I lobby vigorously for puttingthe hook down in Presque Bay onStockton I know the bay so making ourentrance in low light doesnt bother meWe postpone a decision until Jim andJolene are back on watch At 400 amRay wakes the next shift and when Jimand Jolene are on deck we discuss ouroptions Jim decides on Presque Isle Bayand we adjust our waypoint I head belowand curl up on the settee in the main salonsince I know we are due to arrive atStockton in about an hour I doze for a bitand then Jim is waking me to help withthe anchor Once on deck I can see thatthe skies have lightened considerably andfinding a place to put the hook down iseasy Once the anchor is set I head belowfor my bunk and am sound asleep by 520am We all sleep pretty sound until about9 am and then its time for coffee

It is a warm sunny day with clearskies and is a perfect day for just hangingout and taking it easy Breakfast is throwntogether from leftovers and Jolene doesdishwashing duty afterwards There is ageneral air of somnolence on board andthe slightly humid day does nothingmuch to shake us out of our torpor By

late afternoon a craving for pasta over-takes everyone on board so I whip up abatch of Pasta Puttanesca and we all eatbig platefuls of the stuff Of course thisfeast promotes more lying about in thewarm drowsy afternoon A few hourslater ZaBreNa hails us on channel 16 andwe find out she has just reached OuterIsland We invite her to stop by for snacksand the invitation is accepted quickly Iget busy in the galley again and pull outall the leftovers and throw them on platesand bowls By the time I am doneZaBreNa is in sight and Jolene and I tieon fenders and ready lines ZaBreNacomes alongside and we raft up withouttoo much fuss Our guests come aboardEmmanuel and we all have a chance totalk over the adventure we just had andshare stories about our crossing By earlyevening we know it is time to return toPikes Bay so we haul anchor reluctantlyand motor home in the fading light of alate summer day All of us changed for-ever by this experience

Sam Hounder is former Commodoreof Black Bear Yacht Club and still serveson the Board of Directors as SocialCzarina She and husband Jim have beensailing together for over 15 years Theykeep Emmanuel in Pikersquos Bay Marina inBayfield WI

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ZaBreeNas Crew joins us for post cruise raft up at Presque Isle Bay

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

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COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

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El Encierro (above) and Cut Throat (below) at the 10th Annual ADA RegattaPhotos by J H Peterson

STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

The American Sail TrainingAssociation is the hub for tall ship activi-ty expertise and information in NorthAmerica A 501(c) (3) nonprofit organi-zation focused on youth education lead-ership development and the preservationof the maritime heritage of NorthAmerica since 1973 ASTA has supportedEducation Under Sail and YouthCharacter Development aboard tall shipsIt organizes the TALL SHIPS CHAL-LENGEreg Series manages scholarshipprograms to make sail training experi-ences more affordable for young peoplegrant programs to assist crew of ASTAmember vessels with the costs of profes-sional development courses and licensingrequirements and publishes SAIL TALLSHIPS

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Racing News

Photo Credit (from Left to right) Privateer Lynx Pride of Baltimore IIAppledore V - Brian Stagner

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Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

sored by White Bear Boat Works TheLeukemia Cup Regatta on White BearLake brings together sailors from allover the upper Midwest for a weekendof racing fundraising and unabashedfun It is one of nearly forty similar sail-ing events around the country raisingawareness and funds to help find a curefor blood cancers like leukemia lym-phoma Hodgkins disease and myelo-ma

As many as 60 boats-from 14 sail-ing dinghies to 38 scows-enter this sail-ing extravaganza And every year theopportunity to sail and help others in thecommunity leaves a memorable impres-sion on everyone in attendance Since

2004 supporters of The Leukemia CupRegatta on White Bear Lake have raisedover $420000 for The Leukemia ampLymphoma Society (LLS) By register-ing for the Regatta (wwwleukemi-acuporgmn) participants become partof a nationwide movement of sailors and

other supporters who havejoined LLS in its fight againstblood cancers

This year Minnesota sailorsare raising their sails to honorAndrew Hedquist of StillwaterMN At the age of two Andrewwas diagnosed with acute myel-ogenous leukemia (AML) inMarch of 2005 It was news nei-ther of Andrews parents expect-ed to hear When Andrew wasdiagnosed we were both afraidand in disbelief said Andrewsmother Laura Hedquist Wenever had anyone close to us gothrough a serious illness letalone our little boy Followinghis diagnosis Andrew enduredfrequent trips to the doctor fiverounds of chemotherapy andtwo serious infections

Watching Andrew gothrough treatment was extremelydifficult But the help wereceived from LLS was trulyamazing said Laura We arevery thankful to have had suchwonderful support Now aseven-year-old student at SalemLutheran Andrew is doing greatHis doctors say he will be offi-

cially deemed cured this September- justin time for the Regatta Thank youbecause youre making the lives of can-cer patients easier and providing hope totheir families said Laura As a parentof a cancer patient I feel like its a bur-den lifted from my shoulders so I canfocus on caring for my son and navigat-ing the complicated world of treatmentinsurance and recovery Knowing thatyou are out there raising funds for thiscause gives great hope to familiesThose interested in attending theSeventh Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta(September 10-12) to sail in honor ofAndrew and others like him can regis-ter by visitingwwwleukemiacuporgmn

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250 SAILORS JOIN FORCES IN HONOR OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ANDREW HEDQUIST OF STILLWATER

REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

fundraiser for LLS delivers New to theevent this year is The Leukemia CupLuau featuring a pig roast If you wouldlike to support the Regatta by sailingvolunteering donating an auction itemor making a donation we would love totalk with you For more informationabout The Leukemia Cup Regatta andLLS please contact Jared Nielsen at(763) 852-3004 or visit our website atwwwleukemiacuporgmn

REGATTA WEEKEND PREVIEW910 Registration amp Mount Gay Rum

Reception 500-900 PM

911 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 1 and 2Lunch provided by Jimmys Foodamp DrinkRace 3Silent AuctionThe Leukemia Cup luau featuringa pig roast Purchase dinner tickets by visit-ing wwwleukemiacuporgmn Live Music and Dancing

912 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 4 and 5Lunch provided by Roadside Pizzaamp Race Awards

ABOUT THE LEUKEMIA amp LYMPHOMA SOCIETYThe Leukemia amp Lymphoma Society isthe worlds largest voluntary healthorganization dedicated to fundingresearch education and patient servicesfor people with leukemia lymphoma ormyeloma Over one hundred thousandnew cases of these blood cancers arediagnosed in this country each year and148 people die from them every day Butmany more recover thanks in part to theefforts of The Leukemia amp LymphomaSociety and sailors across the countryLast year alone some 8400 sailorsraised $38 million to help find cures forblood cancers $78000 of that wasraised by The Leukemia Cup Regatta onWhite Bear Lake

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COMPASSIONATESAILORS WANTED

Extend your passion for sailingto the race for cancer cures

The Leukemia Cup RegattaSeptember 10 ndash 12 2010

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Join sailors from across the Twin Cities on September10-12 as they set sail for a cure on White Bear LakeFor just $95 you and your crew will enjoy five races a complimentary Mount Gay Rum cocktail receptionbreakfasts and lunches an auction and raffle and wersquoll even throw in a long-sleeve Regatta t-shirt for the skipper

Register by August 13 to get $10 off your registration fee

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My favorite rule of thumb and onethat I have used with great success

many times is to sail the longer tackfirst This is a simple nearly foolproofguideline that is easy to use and oftencomes with great results

When youre racing upwind thelonger tack is the one on which you mustspend more time to get from where youare to the windward mark There aremany reasons why one tack may belonger than the other Most often thishappens because you have sailed awayfrom the middle of the course

For example if you sail toward theleft side of the beat you might have 4minutes left on starboard tack and 8 min-utes left on port tack before reaching thewindward mark In that case port is obvi-ously the longer tack Other reasons forunequal tacks include windshifts a cross-current and a windward mark that wasnot set to windward

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Rule of Thumb Sail the longer tack firstby David Dellenbaugh

The longer tack is the one on whichyour bow is pointing closer to the wind-ward mark Sometimes it is easy to judgethis by looking at where other boats arepointing on each tack If you have instru-ments or even a compass you can calcu-late the longer tack mathematically

Besides figuring out which tack islonger its important to know roughlyhow much longer it is than the other tackFor example will you have to spend 10minutes on one tack and 2 minutes on theother Or just 7 minutes on one tack and6 on the other

The more skewed the tacks the morecritical it becomes to sail on the tack thatis longer If one tack is much longer thereis a high probability that it will be betterto get on that tack right away But if thetacks are very close in length (which isprobably the case if you have a hard timefiguring out which tack is longer) theremay be no advantage in sailing one tackjust because its a little longer

Playing the odds

Sailing the longer tack first is agood rule of thumb when you arenot sure which way the wind willshift next The longer tack takesyou away from the layline andgives you a better chance of gain-ing if you get a windshift beforeyou reach the windward mark

The benefits of this strategy are greatest when the following condi-tions exist

1) The distance you must sail on one tack is substantially longerthan the distance remaining on the other tack For example if you have7 minutes to sail on starboard tack and only 2 on port (A) its very like-ly that sailing the longer tack first will be better But if you are closer tothe middle of the course with 4 minutes to sail on one tack and 3 min-utes on the other (B) there may not be much advantage in sailing thelonger tack first

2) You are fairly far from the mark The closer you are to the mark(C) the less of an advantage youll get from sailing the longer tack firstThats because the wind is less likely to shift during the short time beforeyou round the mark In this case its often best to minimize the numberof tacks you make and to position yourself ideally relative to the boatsaround you

When and why this worksSailing the longer tack first is a rule ofthumb that works most of the timeHowever like all such guidelines it is notmeant to be a replacement for figuringout what the wind is doing and makingyour own strategic plan to handle the par-ticular wind conditions you are facingFor example if its light air and you seemore pressure to the left you shouldprobably sail that direction on starboardtack even if port tack is a lot longer

However when you are not so sureabout what the wind will do next (and thisis the case even for top sailors much ofthe time) then you can rely on rules ofthumb like sail the longer tack first Thisprinciple works because when the windmight shift in either direction its better tostay away from the layline By sailing thelonger tack first you head toward themiddle of the beat rather than the closerlayline

Over the course of many races in thepast this strategy has proven to workmore often than not In other words itgives you a higher probability of successwhich is very important when you are try-ing to minimize your exposure to risk

The probability that this rule ofthumb will work goes up as a) the tacksbecome more uneven and b) you are far-ther from the mark (see ldquoPlaying theoddsrdquo) If you are quite far from the wind-ward mark and the tacks are quiteskewed it is very urgent to sail on thelonger tack

Note that if you have a cross-current(a current the runs perpendicular to thewind) this will often make one tacklonger than the other sometimes by quitea bit In that case it may be better to sailthe up-current tack first This is notbecause there is any inherent advantageto being up-current - it just keeps youcloser to the middle of the course whichis better when youre not sure what willhappen next with the wind

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Corollary Sail the longer jibe firstFor the same reasons that you should normally sail the longer tack first on a beat youshould also sail the longer jibe first on a run Getting to the downwind layline too earlyhas all the same problems - the risk of sailing extra distance possible bad air and theinability to play future windshifts (when youre not sure what the wind will do)

In fact this rule of thumb may be even more important on runs than beats becauseits easier to overstand downwind Most boats have narrower jibing angles than tackingangles (right) so when you round the windward mark you are already closer to a lay-line All you need is a slight skew in the course a windshift pressure increase or a cross-current and youll be at layline before you know it

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LEFT Even a small increase in wind velocity can have a largeimpact on your downwind angles Therefore you have toallow for this when positioning yourself on the run If youget too close to a layline and get a puff you will be over-standing the leeward mark

RIGHT Boats with symmetrical spinnakerstypically have narrower jibing angles than

tacking angles in almost every windvelocity So its easier to get to a

downwind layline especially inbreeze when the jibing angle

is very small

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We alter course to a heading of 171degrees which gives us an ETA at OuterIsland at 0400 We discuss watches andRay and I volunteer to take the 1600-2000 and the 1200 to 0400 watch Sincewe are about an hour into Jim andJolenes break I head below and heat upsome leftover stew for them before theyhead off watch Pretty soon it is just Rayand I in the cockpit Emmanuel is on Ottoand the conversation ranges far and wideThe day is moving slowly towardsevening and the sky is now streaked withthe pink and lavender shades of a summersunset The wind has leveled off and ourcourse has it placed solidly on our hip sowe shake the reef out of the main andunroll the rest of the jib The extra poweris helpful because the quartering seashave increased steadily and are now over4 feet I find that watching the steady andpowerful rhythm of the waves is deeplyhypnotic They are large impatient beastsand when they meet Emmanuels sleekhull they surge and seem to seek a way toclaim her when they cannot they rollunder her stern and rush around her bowand like grumpy old men who are inter-fered with mumble bitterly to themselvesas they continue on their way

When Ray comes back on deck herigs the radar deflector and I help himhoist it high in the rigging After that I gobelow and make some hot cocoa whichRay and I share along with our dwindlingsupply of seasick cookies Their abun-dance of ginger helps with queasinesswhen the seas are this rolly Emmanuel isstill sailing well and is maintainingspeeds of 7-8 knots For the next hour or

so we talk in a desultory fashion and Iwatch as dusk approaches slowly Atabout 750 I head below and shake Joleneand Jim out of their bunks By the timethey stumble up on deck they are happyto see the pot of fresh coffee ready forthem After shift turn over Ray and I headbelow and Ray disappears into his cabinI decide a thermos of hot soup would begood for the crew on watch so I get a potof tomato soup heating on the stoveBecause of the quartering seas it is stillrolly so I need the pot holders to hold thepan on the gimbaled stove Once the soupis hot I pick it up in both hands I have thethermos standing in the sink but now Irealize I have a problem with the transferThe soup does not pour well from the panespecially when I am aiming for an open-ing jus t a little larger than an inch I knowI have a funnel somewhere but I cannotset the pan down for fear of it spilling(fiddles not withstanding) while I searchfor it I finally resign myself to the factthat I am going to lose some and take mybest shot After cleaning all the soup outof the sink I head to my bunk

Its a little strange being in the V-berth while we are underway I havenever slept on Emmanuel except whenwe are at anchor or docked While there isa certain amount of noise from the water

Isle Royale - Continued from page 13

Lighthouse at Rock Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

Jim gets ready to stand his watch on our way back to Pikes Bay

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rushing past the hull it is actually a sooth-ing sound I wedge myself crossways intothe V-berth but since we are not heelingand the rolling motion is more pro-nounced in the stern I am very comfort-able I read for a while and then I dozeoff All too soon Jolene is waking me upfor my next shift I put all my layers ofclothes back on including my harness andtether and head for the cockpit It is abeautiful night but the wind has easedsome so Jim has started the diesel tomaintain our speed but the sails are stillup Jim and Jolenes watch was unevent-ful except for a couple of freighters thathave just shown up on the screen Againit is Ray and I and the moonlit night Wecan see lights on the far north shore andwe are pretty sure we are seeing the lightsof Grand Marais I keep an eye on thefreighters on our screen and it soonbecomes obvious they will pass wellastern of us so I relax just a bit

I have the helm by myself for a bitwhile Ray is below and it is a huge feel-ing It is a magnificent feeling-being atthe helm of a boat like Emmanuel andsailing across this lake The full moon isstill with us and lights our way The onlysounds are those of wind water and boatEmmanuel sails along at home in thewater and happy to be underway Iremember well all my feelings of trepi-dation at the start of this journey and amamazed at how different I feel now Injust 5 days we have sailed more than 300miles put our anchor down in newanchorages and crossed this lake twiceat night In some ways it seems a shamethat I have waited until now my 48thsummer before finding out I can do thisbut at least now I know My feeling ofsatisfaction is immense

By about 2 am Ray and I have spot-ted the light from Outer Island and westart to discuss what our plan will beWere not sure if we want to stop in theislands and get some sleep or continue onto Pikes Bay Our ETA for arriving atStockton is around 5 am and gettingback to Pikes Bay would take another 2hours Since we are already a day aheadof schedule we decide to stop in theislands and see if we get a chance to sail

that day We discuss various anchoragesand Ray advocates for some locationsthat are closer to where we enter theislands but I lobby vigorously for puttingthe hook down in Presque Bay onStockton I know the bay so making ourentrance in low light doesnt bother meWe postpone a decision until Jim andJolene are back on watch At 400 amRay wakes the next shift and when Jimand Jolene are on deck we discuss ouroptions Jim decides on Presque Isle Bayand we adjust our waypoint I head belowand curl up on the settee in the main salonsince I know we are due to arrive atStockton in about an hour I doze for a bitand then Jim is waking me to help withthe anchor Once on deck I can see thatthe skies have lightened considerably andfinding a place to put the hook down iseasy Once the anchor is set I head belowfor my bunk and am sound asleep by 520am We all sleep pretty sound until about9 am and then its time for coffee

It is a warm sunny day with clearskies and is a perfect day for just hangingout and taking it easy Breakfast is throwntogether from leftovers and Jolene doesdishwashing duty afterwards There is ageneral air of somnolence on board andthe slightly humid day does nothingmuch to shake us out of our torpor By

late afternoon a craving for pasta over-takes everyone on board so I whip up abatch of Pasta Puttanesca and we all eatbig platefuls of the stuff Of course thisfeast promotes more lying about in thewarm drowsy afternoon A few hourslater ZaBreNa hails us on channel 16 andwe find out she has just reached OuterIsland We invite her to stop by for snacksand the invitation is accepted quickly Iget busy in the galley again and pull outall the leftovers and throw them on platesand bowls By the time I am doneZaBreNa is in sight and Jolene and I tieon fenders and ready lines ZaBreNacomes alongside and we raft up withouttoo much fuss Our guests come aboardEmmanuel and we all have a chance totalk over the adventure we just had andshare stories about our crossing By earlyevening we know it is time to return toPikes Bay so we haul anchor reluctantlyand motor home in the fading light of alate summer day All of us changed for-ever by this experience

Sam Hounder is former Commodoreof Black Bear Yacht Club and still serveson the Board of Directors as SocialCzarina She and husband Jim have beensailing together for over 15 years Theykeep Emmanuel in Pikersquos Bay Marina inBayfield WI

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ZaBreeNas Crew joins us for post cruise raft up at Presque Isle Bay

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

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COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

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El Encierro (above) and Cut Throat (below) at the 10th Annual ADA RegattaPhotos by J H Peterson

STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

The American Sail TrainingAssociation is the hub for tall ship activi-ty expertise and information in NorthAmerica A 501(c) (3) nonprofit organi-zation focused on youth education lead-ership development and the preservationof the maritime heritage of NorthAmerica since 1973 ASTA has supportedEducation Under Sail and YouthCharacter Development aboard tall shipsIt organizes the TALL SHIPS CHAL-LENGEreg Series manages scholarshipprograms to make sail training experi-ences more affordable for young peoplegrant programs to assist crew of ASTAmember vessels with the costs of profes-sional development courses and licensingrequirements and publishes SAIL TALLSHIPS

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Racing News

Photo Credit (from Left to right) Privateer Lynx Pride of Baltimore IIAppledore V - Brian Stagner

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Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

sored by White Bear Boat Works TheLeukemia Cup Regatta on White BearLake brings together sailors from allover the upper Midwest for a weekendof racing fundraising and unabashedfun It is one of nearly forty similar sail-ing events around the country raisingawareness and funds to help find a curefor blood cancers like leukemia lym-phoma Hodgkins disease and myelo-ma

As many as 60 boats-from 14 sail-ing dinghies to 38 scows-enter this sail-ing extravaganza And every year theopportunity to sail and help others in thecommunity leaves a memorable impres-sion on everyone in attendance Since

2004 supporters of The Leukemia CupRegatta on White Bear Lake have raisedover $420000 for The Leukemia ampLymphoma Society (LLS) By register-ing for the Regatta (wwwleukemi-acuporgmn) participants become partof a nationwide movement of sailors and

other supporters who havejoined LLS in its fight againstblood cancers

This year Minnesota sailorsare raising their sails to honorAndrew Hedquist of StillwaterMN At the age of two Andrewwas diagnosed with acute myel-ogenous leukemia (AML) inMarch of 2005 It was news nei-ther of Andrews parents expect-ed to hear When Andrew wasdiagnosed we were both afraidand in disbelief said Andrewsmother Laura Hedquist Wenever had anyone close to us gothrough a serious illness letalone our little boy Followinghis diagnosis Andrew enduredfrequent trips to the doctor fiverounds of chemotherapy andtwo serious infections

Watching Andrew gothrough treatment was extremelydifficult But the help wereceived from LLS was trulyamazing said Laura We arevery thankful to have had suchwonderful support Now aseven-year-old student at SalemLutheran Andrew is doing greatHis doctors say he will be offi-

cially deemed cured this September- justin time for the Regatta Thank youbecause youre making the lives of can-cer patients easier and providing hope totheir families said Laura As a parentof a cancer patient I feel like its a bur-den lifted from my shoulders so I canfocus on caring for my son and navigat-ing the complicated world of treatmentinsurance and recovery Knowing thatyou are out there raising funds for thiscause gives great hope to familiesThose interested in attending theSeventh Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta(September 10-12) to sail in honor ofAndrew and others like him can regis-ter by visitingwwwleukemiacuporgmn

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250 SAILORS JOIN FORCES IN HONOR OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ANDREW HEDQUIST OF STILLWATER

REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

fundraiser for LLS delivers New to theevent this year is The Leukemia CupLuau featuring a pig roast If you wouldlike to support the Regatta by sailingvolunteering donating an auction itemor making a donation we would love totalk with you For more informationabout The Leukemia Cup Regatta andLLS please contact Jared Nielsen at(763) 852-3004 or visit our website atwwwleukemiacuporgmn

REGATTA WEEKEND PREVIEW910 Registration amp Mount Gay Rum

Reception 500-900 PM

911 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 1 and 2Lunch provided by Jimmys Foodamp DrinkRace 3Silent AuctionThe Leukemia Cup luau featuringa pig roast Purchase dinner tickets by visit-ing wwwleukemiacuporgmn Live Music and Dancing

912 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 4 and 5Lunch provided by Roadside Pizzaamp Race Awards

ABOUT THE LEUKEMIA amp LYMPHOMA SOCIETYThe Leukemia amp Lymphoma Society isthe worlds largest voluntary healthorganization dedicated to fundingresearch education and patient servicesfor people with leukemia lymphoma ormyeloma Over one hundred thousandnew cases of these blood cancers arediagnosed in this country each year and148 people die from them every day Butmany more recover thanks in part to theefforts of The Leukemia amp LymphomaSociety and sailors across the countryLast year alone some 8400 sailorsraised $38 million to help find cures forblood cancers $78000 of that wasraised by The Leukemia Cup Regatta onWhite Bear Lake

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COMPASSIONATESAILORS WANTED

Extend your passion for sailingto the race for cancer cures

The Leukemia Cup RegattaSeptember 10 ndash 12 2010

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Join sailors from across the Twin Cities on September10-12 as they set sail for a cure on White Bear LakeFor just $95 you and your crew will enjoy five races a complimentary Mount Gay Rum cocktail receptionbreakfasts and lunches an auction and raffle and wersquoll even throw in a long-sleeve Regatta t-shirt for the skipper

Register by August 13 to get $10 off your registration fee

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For more information contact Jared Nielsen at (763) 852-3004 or JaredNielsenLLSorg

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Over the course of many races in thepast this strategy has proven to workmore often than not In other words itgives you a higher probability of successwhich is very important when you are try-ing to minimize your exposure to risk

The probability that this rule ofthumb will work goes up as a) the tacksbecome more uneven and b) you are far-ther from the mark (see ldquoPlaying theoddsrdquo) If you are quite far from the wind-ward mark and the tacks are quiteskewed it is very urgent to sail on thelonger tack

Note that if you have a cross-current(a current the runs perpendicular to thewind) this will often make one tacklonger than the other sometimes by quitea bit In that case it may be better to sailthe up-current tack first This is notbecause there is any inherent advantageto being up-current - it just keeps youcloser to the middle of the course whichis better when youre not sure what willhappen next with the wind

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Corollary Sail the longer jibe firstFor the same reasons that you should normally sail the longer tack first on a beat youshould also sail the longer jibe first on a run Getting to the downwind layline too earlyhas all the same problems - the risk of sailing extra distance possible bad air and theinability to play future windshifts (when youre not sure what the wind will do)

In fact this rule of thumb may be even more important on runs than beats becauseits easier to overstand downwind Most boats have narrower jibing angles than tackingangles (right) so when you round the windward mark you are already closer to a lay-line All you need is a slight skew in the course a windshift pressure increase or a cross-current and youll be at layline before you know it

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 17

LEFT Even a small increase in wind velocity can have a largeimpact on your downwind angles Therefore you have toallow for this when positioning yourself on the run If youget too close to a layline and get a puff you will be over-standing the leeward mark

RIGHT Boats with symmetrical spinnakerstypically have narrower jibing angles than

tacking angles in almost every windvelocity So its easier to get to a

downwind layline especially inbreeze when the jibing angle

is very small

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16 Rave Hydrofoil 2002 Granite blue fullbattened main jib screecher Trlr Storedinside Exc shape $9999BO 612-597-7399

22 Tanzer 1974Shoal Keel with tandem trailer New loose footmainsail new headsail on CDI roller furling99 Johnson Sailmaster outboard with electricstart and alternator With many extras $6000715-774-3225 or sargeshadowmsncomEmail for additional information and picturesLocated near Bayfield Wisconsin

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25 Catalina 1987Tall Rig Roller furling Fin keel 10hp diesellow hours Folding prop Head with holdingtank Pop-top with canvas Dual batteriesPropane stove 6 sails $10500 414-453-4015

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30 Catalina 1985Project boat Universal M-25 Full batten main- 135 Steel cradle $7900 651-638-0793horzpoolgoldengatenet

30 ComPac 272 198995 ft Beam 35 ft Draft Roller Furling 155Genoa New Batteries Alcohol Stove 50 GalWater 12 Gal Fuel Custom Tandem TrailerExcellent Condition $24500 Call Jim 320-260-1860

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35 Beneteau 345 First 1984 A real joy to sail A well cared for classic inBayfield WI $36000 addisoncawaolcom515-577-2426

35 Catalina 350 2005Well equipped and cared for less than 100hours AC many custom items fresh bottompaint Located in Wichita Kansas $145000ahuffmankeymgmtcom 316-264-1866

37 Pearson 365 Ketch 1977Sleeps 6 4 sails plus Spinnaker DodgerBimini New cockpit cushions Diesel RadarAutopilot Garmin Chartplotter DepthWindspeed VHF radio Stereo Much more tolist $49000 715-742-3337 infosiskiwitbaycom

38 Hunter H380 1999 Commissioned new in 2001 Located PSMABayfield Furling MainJib Dodger ElectricWindlass RadarGPS Plotter Satellite Radio12v Refrigeration All Accessories Includes2010 Slip $98495 Call Robert 218-209-9040or roberttandelsolcom

41 Morgan 41 Classic MKII 1989sv Rainbow A well founded vessel withmany features Please visithttpwwwrb4salecom for details $99500Email breezestwtscom Phone 269-599-6701 ask for Tom

44 Morgan Center Cockpit 1988Located BVI Taxes paid forever One yearcharter seasonal owner use since Completewith dinghymotor bedding dishes etc Lowmaintenance deck $119900 763-218-6808RNKLarsongmailcom

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We alter course to a heading of 171degrees which gives us an ETA at OuterIsland at 0400 We discuss watches andRay and I volunteer to take the 1600-2000 and the 1200 to 0400 watch Sincewe are about an hour into Jim andJolenes break I head below and heat upsome leftover stew for them before theyhead off watch Pretty soon it is just Rayand I in the cockpit Emmanuel is on Ottoand the conversation ranges far and wideThe day is moving slowly towardsevening and the sky is now streaked withthe pink and lavender shades of a summersunset The wind has leveled off and ourcourse has it placed solidly on our hip sowe shake the reef out of the main andunroll the rest of the jib The extra poweris helpful because the quartering seashave increased steadily and are now over4 feet I find that watching the steady andpowerful rhythm of the waves is deeplyhypnotic They are large impatient beastsand when they meet Emmanuels sleekhull they surge and seem to seek a way toclaim her when they cannot they rollunder her stern and rush around her bowand like grumpy old men who are inter-fered with mumble bitterly to themselvesas they continue on their way

When Ray comes back on deck herigs the radar deflector and I help himhoist it high in the rigging After that I gobelow and make some hot cocoa whichRay and I share along with our dwindlingsupply of seasick cookies Their abun-dance of ginger helps with queasinesswhen the seas are this rolly Emmanuel isstill sailing well and is maintainingspeeds of 7-8 knots For the next hour or

so we talk in a desultory fashion and Iwatch as dusk approaches slowly Atabout 750 I head below and shake Joleneand Jim out of their bunks By the timethey stumble up on deck they are happyto see the pot of fresh coffee ready forthem After shift turn over Ray and I headbelow and Ray disappears into his cabinI decide a thermos of hot soup would begood for the crew on watch so I get a potof tomato soup heating on the stoveBecause of the quartering seas it is stillrolly so I need the pot holders to hold thepan on the gimbaled stove Once the soupis hot I pick it up in both hands I have thethermos standing in the sink but now Irealize I have a problem with the transferThe soup does not pour well from the panespecially when I am aiming for an open-ing jus t a little larger than an inch I knowI have a funnel somewhere but I cannotset the pan down for fear of it spilling(fiddles not withstanding) while I searchfor it I finally resign myself to the factthat I am going to lose some and take mybest shot After cleaning all the soup outof the sink I head to my bunk

Its a little strange being in the V-berth while we are underway I havenever slept on Emmanuel except whenwe are at anchor or docked While there isa certain amount of noise from the water

Isle Royale - Continued from page 13

Lighthouse at Rock Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

Jim gets ready to stand his watch on our way back to Pikes Bay

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rushing past the hull it is actually a sooth-ing sound I wedge myself crossways intothe V-berth but since we are not heelingand the rolling motion is more pro-nounced in the stern I am very comfort-able I read for a while and then I dozeoff All too soon Jolene is waking me upfor my next shift I put all my layers ofclothes back on including my harness andtether and head for the cockpit It is abeautiful night but the wind has easedsome so Jim has started the diesel tomaintain our speed but the sails are stillup Jim and Jolenes watch was unevent-ful except for a couple of freighters thathave just shown up on the screen Againit is Ray and I and the moonlit night Wecan see lights on the far north shore andwe are pretty sure we are seeing the lightsof Grand Marais I keep an eye on thefreighters on our screen and it soonbecomes obvious they will pass wellastern of us so I relax just a bit

I have the helm by myself for a bitwhile Ray is below and it is a huge feel-ing It is a magnificent feeling-being atthe helm of a boat like Emmanuel andsailing across this lake The full moon isstill with us and lights our way The onlysounds are those of wind water and boatEmmanuel sails along at home in thewater and happy to be underway Iremember well all my feelings of trepi-dation at the start of this journey and amamazed at how different I feel now Injust 5 days we have sailed more than 300miles put our anchor down in newanchorages and crossed this lake twiceat night In some ways it seems a shamethat I have waited until now my 48thsummer before finding out I can do thisbut at least now I know My feeling ofsatisfaction is immense

By about 2 am Ray and I have spot-ted the light from Outer Island and westart to discuss what our plan will beWere not sure if we want to stop in theislands and get some sleep or continue onto Pikes Bay Our ETA for arriving atStockton is around 5 am and gettingback to Pikes Bay would take another 2hours Since we are already a day aheadof schedule we decide to stop in theislands and see if we get a chance to sail

that day We discuss various anchoragesand Ray advocates for some locationsthat are closer to where we enter theislands but I lobby vigorously for puttingthe hook down in Presque Bay onStockton I know the bay so making ourentrance in low light doesnt bother meWe postpone a decision until Jim andJolene are back on watch At 400 amRay wakes the next shift and when Jimand Jolene are on deck we discuss ouroptions Jim decides on Presque Isle Bayand we adjust our waypoint I head belowand curl up on the settee in the main salonsince I know we are due to arrive atStockton in about an hour I doze for a bitand then Jim is waking me to help withthe anchor Once on deck I can see thatthe skies have lightened considerably andfinding a place to put the hook down iseasy Once the anchor is set I head belowfor my bunk and am sound asleep by 520am We all sleep pretty sound until about9 am and then its time for coffee

It is a warm sunny day with clearskies and is a perfect day for just hangingout and taking it easy Breakfast is throwntogether from leftovers and Jolene doesdishwashing duty afterwards There is ageneral air of somnolence on board andthe slightly humid day does nothingmuch to shake us out of our torpor By

late afternoon a craving for pasta over-takes everyone on board so I whip up abatch of Pasta Puttanesca and we all eatbig platefuls of the stuff Of course thisfeast promotes more lying about in thewarm drowsy afternoon A few hourslater ZaBreNa hails us on channel 16 andwe find out she has just reached OuterIsland We invite her to stop by for snacksand the invitation is accepted quickly Iget busy in the galley again and pull outall the leftovers and throw them on platesand bowls By the time I am doneZaBreNa is in sight and Jolene and I tieon fenders and ready lines ZaBreNacomes alongside and we raft up withouttoo much fuss Our guests come aboardEmmanuel and we all have a chance totalk over the adventure we just had andshare stories about our crossing By earlyevening we know it is time to return toPikes Bay so we haul anchor reluctantlyand motor home in the fading light of alate summer day All of us changed for-ever by this experience

Sam Hounder is former Commodoreof Black Bear Yacht Club and still serveson the Board of Directors as SocialCzarina She and husband Jim have beensailing together for over 15 years Theykeep Emmanuel in Pikersquos Bay Marina inBayfield WI

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ZaBreeNas Crew joins us for post cruise raft up at Presque Isle Bay

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

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COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

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El Encierro (above) and Cut Throat (below) at the 10th Annual ADA RegattaPhotos by J H Peterson

STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

The American Sail TrainingAssociation is the hub for tall ship activi-ty expertise and information in NorthAmerica A 501(c) (3) nonprofit organi-zation focused on youth education lead-ership development and the preservationof the maritime heritage of NorthAmerica since 1973 ASTA has supportedEducation Under Sail and YouthCharacter Development aboard tall shipsIt organizes the TALL SHIPS CHAL-LENGEreg Series manages scholarshipprograms to make sail training experi-ences more affordable for young peoplegrant programs to assist crew of ASTAmember vessels with the costs of profes-sional development courses and licensingrequirements and publishes SAIL TALLSHIPS

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Racing News

Photo Credit (from Left to right) Privateer Lynx Pride of Baltimore IIAppledore V - Brian Stagner

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Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

sored by White Bear Boat Works TheLeukemia Cup Regatta on White BearLake brings together sailors from allover the upper Midwest for a weekendof racing fundraising and unabashedfun It is one of nearly forty similar sail-ing events around the country raisingawareness and funds to help find a curefor blood cancers like leukemia lym-phoma Hodgkins disease and myelo-ma

As many as 60 boats-from 14 sail-ing dinghies to 38 scows-enter this sail-ing extravaganza And every year theopportunity to sail and help others in thecommunity leaves a memorable impres-sion on everyone in attendance Since

2004 supporters of The Leukemia CupRegatta on White Bear Lake have raisedover $420000 for The Leukemia ampLymphoma Society (LLS) By register-ing for the Regatta (wwwleukemi-acuporgmn) participants become partof a nationwide movement of sailors and

other supporters who havejoined LLS in its fight againstblood cancers

This year Minnesota sailorsare raising their sails to honorAndrew Hedquist of StillwaterMN At the age of two Andrewwas diagnosed with acute myel-ogenous leukemia (AML) inMarch of 2005 It was news nei-ther of Andrews parents expect-ed to hear When Andrew wasdiagnosed we were both afraidand in disbelief said Andrewsmother Laura Hedquist Wenever had anyone close to us gothrough a serious illness letalone our little boy Followinghis diagnosis Andrew enduredfrequent trips to the doctor fiverounds of chemotherapy andtwo serious infections

Watching Andrew gothrough treatment was extremelydifficult But the help wereceived from LLS was trulyamazing said Laura We arevery thankful to have had suchwonderful support Now aseven-year-old student at SalemLutheran Andrew is doing greatHis doctors say he will be offi-

cially deemed cured this September- justin time for the Regatta Thank youbecause youre making the lives of can-cer patients easier and providing hope totheir families said Laura As a parentof a cancer patient I feel like its a bur-den lifted from my shoulders so I canfocus on caring for my son and navigat-ing the complicated world of treatmentinsurance and recovery Knowing thatyou are out there raising funds for thiscause gives great hope to familiesThose interested in attending theSeventh Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta(September 10-12) to sail in honor ofAndrew and others like him can regis-ter by visitingwwwleukemiacuporgmn

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250 SAILORS JOIN FORCES IN HONOR OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ANDREW HEDQUIST OF STILLWATER

REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

fundraiser for LLS delivers New to theevent this year is The Leukemia CupLuau featuring a pig roast If you wouldlike to support the Regatta by sailingvolunteering donating an auction itemor making a donation we would love totalk with you For more informationabout The Leukemia Cup Regatta andLLS please contact Jared Nielsen at(763) 852-3004 or visit our website atwwwleukemiacuporgmn

REGATTA WEEKEND PREVIEW910 Registration amp Mount Gay Rum

Reception 500-900 PM

911 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 1 and 2Lunch provided by Jimmys Foodamp DrinkRace 3Silent AuctionThe Leukemia Cup luau featuringa pig roast Purchase dinner tickets by visit-ing wwwleukemiacuporgmn Live Music and Dancing

912 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 4 and 5Lunch provided by Roadside Pizzaamp Race Awards

ABOUT THE LEUKEMIA amp LYMPHOMA SOCIETYThe Leukemia amp Lymphoma Society isthe worlds largest voluntary healthorganization dedicated to fundingresearch education and patient servicesfor people with leukemia lymphoma ormyeloma Over one hundred thousandnew cases of these blood cancers arediagnosed in this country each year and148 people die from them every day Butmany more recover thanks in part to theefforts of The Leukemia amp LymphomaSociety and sailors across the countryLast year alone some 8400 sailorsraised $38 million to help find cures forblood cancers $78000 of that wasraised by The Leukemia Cup Regatta onWhite Bear Lake

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 31

COMPASSIONATESAILORS WANTED

Extend your passion for sailingto the race for cancer cures

The Leukemia Cup RegattaSeptember 10 ndash 12 2010

White Bear Lake MN

Join sailors from across the Twin Cities on September10-12 as they set sail for a cure on White Bear LakeFor just $95 you and your crew will enjoy five races a complimentary Mount Gay Rum cocktail receptionbreakfasts and lunches an auction and raffle and wersquoll even throw in a long-sleeve Regatta t-shirt for the skipper

Register by August 13 to get $10 off your registration fee

Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmn to register today

For more information contact Jared Nielsen at (763) 852-3004 or JaredNielsenLLSorg

Roadside Pizza Rudyrsquos Redeye Grill

Jimmyrsquos Food amp Drink

Andrew Hedquist

January 17 ndash 21 2011

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34 Hunter 86 $28880 NE34 Hunter 340 clean teak int roller furling more 98 $69500 SC34 Hunter Lake City 84 $34900 IM34 Hunter Pepin Slip paid for 84 $35900 IM34 Irwin Dsl Whl Furling Up Grade Sails 80 $22500 NY34 Pacific Seacraft Yanmar Dsl Furl Whl more 90 $95000 HY34 Tartan 2 cabin fresh water well equipped 87 $59500 SU35 BaBa Cutter 85 $120000 NY35 Beneteau 345 First joy to sail classic 84 $36000 SC35 Catalina 350 Well equipped Low hours More 05 $145000 SC35 Columbia 107 4 Sails Yanmar IB Whl More 78 $35000 HY35 Ericson 80 $36000 NE35 Freedom 350 Yacht 93 $79500 NY35 Freedom 350 New Windlass Dodger 93 $71500 SU35 Hunter 355 90 $58995 NY36 Dufour 01 $108500 NE36 Hunter 36- Brand New- SAVE OVER $35k 08 Call CN36 Hunter 36- NEW LISTING Nice 04 $118500 CN36 Island Trader Magellan New Listing 76 Call HY36 Islander 4 sails 50 HP dsl Frlx wheel More 77 $48000 HY36 Jeanneau 36i 08 $152900 NY36 Jeanneau SO36i 3 Cabin CanvasWindlass 08 $152900 SU36 Magellan 36 76 $34995 NY36 S236 110C Center Cockpit Dsl More 83 $48995 NY37 Hunter 375 Legend 5 Sails 34HP Yanmar More 92 $79900 HY37 Hunter 376- Includes Avon Dinghy 97 $92900 CN37 Irwin 37 Center Cockpit- NEW LISTING 73 $19900 CN37 Pearson 365 Ketch Sleeps 6 Elect much More 77 $49000 SC38 CampC Landfall 3 Sails Yanmar IB wheel more 80 $40000 HY38 Hunter H380 Furling mainjib Elect Windlass 99 $98495 SC38 Hunter 3 Sails 45hp Yanmar Whl Furler More 06 $150000 HY38 Morgan 382 Beautiful All instr Heat More 79 $59900 NY39 Jeanneau 39i 08 $174900 NY39 Jeanneau SO39i 3 Cabin Canvas Windlass 08 $174900 SU40 CampC 14 sails Furling Diesel Awlgrip More 80 $74995 NY40 CampC 8 sails 30hp Yanm furler elec more 80 $58000 HY40 Tartan Main 120 Furler Electronics More 87 $150000 NY41 Morgan 41 Classic MKII Many features 89 $99500 SC41 Sceptre New bow thruster Sails Inst More 87 $220000 NY41 Viking Convetible sport fisherman loaded 88 $142000 SU42 Beneteau 423 Furl Main amp Jib Dsl Loaded More 05 $190000 NY42 CampC Landfall 5 Sails Perk 50HP Wheel more 77 Call HY42 Catalina 42mkII Low hrs amp loaded 06 $229900 NE42 Catalina 42mkII Low hrs amp loaded 08 $269900 NE43 Hood 19 sails IB Dsl electronics beautiful 66 $48000 HY44 Jeanneau SO44i 3 Cabin 2 Head NEW 09 $299000 SU44 Morgan Center Cockpit Located BVI More 88 $119900 SC46 Hylas 455 2 Cabin 2 Head Center Cockpit 95 $269000 SU

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We alter course to a heading of 171degrees which gives us an ETA at OuterIsland at 0400 We discuss watches andRay and I volunteer to take the 1600-2000 and the 1200 to 0400 watch Sincewe are about an hour into Jim andJolenes break I head below and heat upsome leftover stew for them before theyhead off watch Pretty soon it is just Rayand I in the cockpit Emmanuel is on Ottoand the conversation ranges far and wideThe day is moving slowly towardsevening and the sky is now streaked withthe pink and lavender shades of a summersunset The wind has leveled off and ourcourse has it placed solidly on our hip sowe shake the reef out of the main andunroll the rest of the jib The extra poweris helpful because the quartering seashave increased steadily and are now over4 feet I find that watching the steady andpowerful rhythm of the waves is deeplyhypnotic They are large impatient beastsand when they meet Emmanuels sleekhull they surge and seem to seek a way toclaim her when they cannot they rollunder her stern and rush around her bowand like grumpy old men who are inter-fered with mumble bitterly to themselvesas they continue on their way

When Ray comes back on deck herigs the radar deflector and I help himhoist it high in the rigging After that I gobelow and make some hot cocoa whichRay and I share along with our dwindlingsupply of seasick cookies Their abun-dance of ginger helps with queasinesswhen the seas are this rolly Emmanuel isstill sailing well and is maintainingspeeds of 7-8 knots For the next hour or

so we talk in a desultory fashion and Iwatch as dusk approaches slowly Atabout 750 I head below and shake Joleneand Jim out of their bunks By the timethey stumble up on deck they are happyto see the pot of fresh coffee ready forthem After shift turn over Ray and I headbelow and Ray disappears into his cabinI decide a thermos of hot soup would begood for the crew on watch so I get a potof tomato soup heating on the stoveBecause of the quartering seas it is stillrolly so I need the pot holders to hold thepan on the gimbaled stove Once the soupis hot I pick it up in both hands I have thethermos standing in the sink but now Irealize I have a problem with the transferThe soup does not pour well from the panespecially when I am aiming for an open-ing jus t a little larger than an inch I knowI have a funnel somewhere but I cannotset the pan down for fear of it spilling(fiddles not withstanding) while I searchfor it I finally resign myself to the factthat I am going to lose some and take mybest shot After cleaning all the soup outof the sink I head to my bunk

Its a little strange being in the V-berth while we are underway I havenever slept on Emmanuel except whenwe are at anchor or docked While there isa certain amount of noise from the water

Isle Royale - Continued from page 13

Lighthouse at Rock Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

Jim gets ready to stand his watch on our way back to Pikes Bay

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 25

rushing past the hull it is actually a sooth-ing sound I wedge myself crossways intothe V-berth but since we are not heelingand the rolling motion is more pro-nounced in the stern I am very comfort-able I read for a while and then I dozeoff All too soon Jolene is waking me upfor my next shift I put all my layers ofclothes back on including my harness andtether and head for the cockpit It is abeautiful night but the wind has easedsome so Jim has started the diesel tomaintain our speed but the sails are stillup Jim and Jolenes watch was unevent-ful except for a couple of freighters thathave just shown up on the screen Againit is Ray and I and the moonlit night Wecan see lights on the far north shore andwe are pretty sure we are seeing the lightsof Grand Marais I keep an eye on thefreighters on our screen and it soonbecomes obvious they will pass wellastern of us so I relax just a bit

I have the helm by myself for a bitwhile Ray is below and it is a huge feel-ing It is a magnificent feeling-being atthe helm of a boat like Emmanuel andsailing across this lake The full moon isstill with us and lights our way The onlysounds are those of wind water and boatEmmanuel sails along at home in thewater and happy to be underway Iremember well all my feelings of trepi-dation at the start of this journey and amamazed at how different I feel now Injust 5 days we have sailed more than 300miles put our anchor down in newanchorages and crossed this lake twiceat night In some ways it seems a shamethat I have waited until now my 48thsummer before finding out I can do thisbut at least now I know My feeling ofsatisfaction is immense

By about 2 am Ray and I have spot-ted the light from Outer Island and westart to discuss what our plan will beWere not sure if we want to stop in theislands and get some sleep or continue onto Pikes Bay Our ETA for arriving atStockton is around 5 am and gettingback to Pikes Bay would take another 2hours Since we are already a day aheadof schedule we decide to stop in theislands and see if we get a chance to sail

that day We discuss various anchoragesand Ray advocates for some locationsthat are closer to where we enter theislands but I lobby vigorously for puttingthe hook down in Presque Bay onStockton I know the bay so making ourentrance in low light doesnt bother meWe postpone a decision until Jim andJolene are back on watch At 400 amRay wakes the next shift and when Jimand Jolene are on deck we discuss ouroptions Jim decides on Presque Isle Bayand we adjust our waypoint I head belowand curl up on the settee in the main salonsince I know we are due to arrive atStockton in about an hour I doze for a bitand then Jim is waking me to help withthe anchor Once on deck I can see thatthe skies have lightened considerably andfinding a place to put the hook down iseasy Once the anchor is set I head belowfor my bunk and am sound asleep by 520am We all sleep pretty sound until about9 am and then its time for coffee

It is a warm sunny day with clearskies and is a perfect day for just hangingout and taking it easy Breakfast is throwntogether from leftovers and Jolene doesdishwashing duty afterwards There is ageneral air of somnolence on board andthe slightly humid day does nothingmuch to shake us out of our torpor By

late afternoon a craving for pasta over-takes everyone on board so I whip up abatch of Pasta Puttanesca and we all eatbig platefuls of the stuff Of course thisfeast promotes more lying about in thewarm drowsy afternoon A few hourslater ZaBreNa hails us on channel 16 andwe find out she has just reached OuterIsland We invite her to stop by for snacksand the invitation is accepted quickly Iget busy in the galley again and pull outall the leftovers and throw them on platesand bowls By the time I am doneZaBreNa is in sight and Jolene and I tieon fenders and ready lines ZaBreNacomes alongside and we raft up withouttoo much fuss Our guests come aboardEmmanuel and we all have a chance totalk over the adventure we just had andshare stories about our crossing By earlyevening we know it is time to return toPikes Bay so we haul anchor reluctantlyand motor home in the fading light of alate summer day All of us changed for-ever by this experience

Sam Hounder is former Commodoreof Black Bear Yacht Club and still serveson the Board of Directors as SocialCzarina She and husband Jim have beensailing together for over 15 years Theykeep Emmanuel in Pikersquos Bay Marina inBayfield WI

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ZaBreeNas Crew joins us for post cruise raft up at Presque Isle Bay

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 27

COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

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El Encierro (above) and Cut Throat (below) at the 10th Annual ADA RegattaPhotos by J H Peterson

STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

The American Sail TrainingAssociation is the hub for tall ship activi-ty expertise and information in NorthAmerica A 501(c) (3) nonprofit organi-zation focused on youth education lead-ership development and the preservationof the maritime heritage of NorthAmerica since 1973 ASTA has supportedEducation Under Sail and YouthCharacter Development aboard tall shipsIt organizes the TALL SHIPS CHAL-LENGEreg Series manages scholarshipprograms to make sail training experi-ences more affordable for young peoplegrant programs to assist crew of ASTAmember vessels with the costs of profes-sional development courses and licensingrequirements and publishes SAIL TALLSHIPS

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Photo Credit (from Left to right) Privateer Lynx Pride of Baltimore IIAppledore V - Brian Stagner

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Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

sored by White Bear Boat Works TheLeukemia Cup Regatta on White BearLake brings together sailors from allover the upper Midwest for a weekendof racing fundraising and unabashedfun It is one of nearly forty similar sail-ing events around the country raisingawareness and funds to help find a curefor blood cancers like leukemia lym-phoma Hodgkins disease and myelo-ma

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This year Minnesota sailorsare raising their sails to honorAndrew Hedquist of StillwaterMN At the age of two Andrewwas diagnosed with acute myel-ogenous leukemia (AML) inMarch of 2005 It was news nei-ther of Andrews parents expect-ed to hear When Andrew wasdiagnosed we were both afraidand in disbelief said Andrewsmother Laura Hedquist Wenever had anyone close to us gothrough a serious illness letalone our little boy Followinghis diagnosis Andrew enduredfrequent trips to the doctor fiverounds of chemotherapy andtwo serious infections

Watching Andrew gothrough treatment was extremelydifficult But the help wereceived from LLS was trulyamazing said Laura We arevery thankful to have had suchwonderful support Now aseven-year-old student at SalemLutheran Andrew is doing greatHis doctors say he will be offi-

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250 SAILORS JOIN FORCES IN HONOR OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ANDREW HEDQUIST OF STILLWATER

REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

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We alter course to a heading of 171degrees which gives us an ETA at OuterIsland at 0400 We discuss watches andRay and I volunteer to take the 1600-2000 and the 1200 to 0400 watch Sincewe are about an hour into Jim andJolenes break I head below and heat upsome leftover stew for them before theyhead off watch Pretty soon it is just Rayand I in the cockpit Emmanuel is on Ottoand the conversation ranges far and wideThe day is moving slowly towardsevening and the sky is now streaked withthe pink and lavender shades of a summersunset The wind has leveled off and ourcourse has it placed solidly on our hip sowe shake the reef out of the main andunroll the rest of the jib The extra poweris helpful because the quartering seashave increased steadily and are now over4 feet I find that watching the steady andpowerful rhythm of the waves is deeplyhypnotic They are large impatient beastsand when they meet Emmanuels sleekhull they surge and seem to seek a way toclaim her when they cannot they rollunder her stern and rush around her bowand like grumpy old men who are inter-fered with mumble bitterly to themselvesas they continue on their way

When Ray comes back on deck herigs the radar deflector and I help himhoist it high in the rigging After that I gobelow and make some hot cocoa whichRay and I share along with our dwindlingsupply of seasick cookies Their abun-dance of ginger helps with queasinesswhen the seas are this rolly Emmanuel isstill sailing well and is maintainingspeeds of 7-8 knots For the next hour or

so we talk in a desultory fashion and Iwatch as dusk approaches slowly Atabout 750 I head below and shake Joleneand Jim out of their bunks By the timethey stumble up on deck they are happyto see the pot of fresh coffee ready forthem After shift turn over Ray and I headbelow and Ray disappears into his cabinI decide a thermos of hot soup would begood for the crew on watch so I get a potof tomato soup heating on the stoveBecause of the quartering seas it is stillrolly so I need the pot holders to hold thepan on the gimbaled stove Once the soupis hot I pick it up in both hands I have thethermos standing in the sink but now Irealize I have a problem with the transferThe soup does not pour well from the panespecially when I am aiming for an open-ing jus t a little larger than an inch I knowI have a funnel somewhere but I cannotset the pan down for fear of it spilling(fiddles not withstanding) while I searchfor it I finally resign myself to the factthat I am going to lose some and take mybest shot After cleaning all the soup outof the sink I head to my bunk

Its a little strange being in the V-berth while we are underway I havenever slept on Emmanuel except whenwe are at anchor or docked While there isa certain amount of noise from the water

Isle Royale - Continued from page 13

Lighthouse at Rock Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

Jim gets ready to stand his watch on our way back to Pikes Bay

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rushing past the hull it is actually a sooth-ing sound I wedge myself crossways intothe V-berth but since we are not heelingand the rolling motion is more pro-nounced in the stern I am very comfort-able I read for a while and then I dozeoff All too soon Jolene is waking me upfor my next shift I put all my layers ofclothes back on including my harness andtether and head for the cockpit It is abeautiful night but the wind has easedsome so Jim has started the diesel tomaintain our speed but the sails are stillup Jim and Jolenes watch was unevent-ful except for a couple of freighters thathave just shown up on the screen Againit is Ray and I and the moonlit night Wecan see lights on the far north shore andwe are pretty sure we are seeing the lightsof Grand Marais I keep an eye on thefreighters on our screen and it soonbecomes obvious they will pass wellastern of us so I relax just a bit

I have the helm by myself for a bitwhile Ray is below and it is a huge feel-ing It is a magnificent feeling-being atthe helm of a boat like Emmanuel andsailing across this lake The full moon isstill with us and lights our way The onlysounds are those of wind water and boatEmmanuel sails along at home in thewater and happy to be underway Iremember well all my feelings of trepi-dation at the start of this journey and amamazed at how different I feel now Injust 5 days we have sailed more than 300miles put our anchor down in newanchorages and crossed this lake twiceat night In some ways it seems a shamethat I have waited until now my 48thsummer before finding out I can do thisbut at least now I know My feeling ofsatisfaction is immense

By about 2 am Ray and I have spot-ted the light from Outer Island and westart to discuss what our plan will beWere not sure if we want to stop in theislands and get some sleep or continue onto Pikes Bay Our ETA for arriving atStockton is around 5 am and gettingback to Pikes Bay would take another 2hours Since we are already a day aheadof schedule we decide to stop in theislands and see if we get a chance to sail

that day We discuss various anchoragesand Ray advocates for some locationsthat are closer to where we enter theislands but I lobby vigorously for puttingthe hook down in Presque Bay onStockton I know the bay so making ourentrance in low light doesnt bother meWe postpone a decision until Jim andJolene are back on watch At 400 amRay wakes the next shift and when Jimand Jolene are on deck we discuss ouroptions Jim decides on Presque Isle Bayand we adjust our waypoint I head belowand curl up on the settee in the main salonsince I know we are due to arrive atStockton in about an hour I doze for a bitand then Jim is waking me to help withthe anchor Once on deck I can see thatthe skies have lightened considerably andfinding a place to put the hook down iseasy Once the anchor is set I head belowfor my bunk and am sound asleep by 520am We all sleep pretty sound until about9 am and then its time for coffee

It is a warm sunny day with clearskies and is a perfect day for just hangingout and taking it easy Breakfast is throwntogether from leftovers and Jolene doesdishwashing duty afterwards There is ageneral air of somnolence on board andthe slightly humid day does nothingmuch to shake us out of our torpor By

late afternoon a craving for pasta over-takes everyone on board so I whip up abatch of Pasta Puttanesca and we all eatbig platefuls of the stuff Of course thisfeast promotes more lying about in thewarm drowsy afternoon A few hourslater ZaBreNa hails us on channel 16 andwe find out she has just reached OuterIsland We invite her to stop by for snacksand the invitation is accepted quickly Iget busy in the galley again and pull outall the leftovers and throw them on platesand bowls By the time I am doneZaBreNa is in sight and Jolene and I tieon fenders and ready lines ZaBreNacomes alongside and we raft up withouttoo much fuss Our guests come aboardEmmanuel and we all have a chance totalk over the adventure we just had andshare stories about our crossing By earlyevening we know it is time to return toPikes Bay so we haul anchor reluctantlyand motor home in the fading light of alate summer day All of us changed for-ever by this experience

Sam Hounder is former Commodoreof Black Bear Yacht Club and still serveson the Board of Directors as SocialCzarina She and husband Jim have beensailing together for over 15 years Theykeep Emmanuel in Pikersquos Bay Marina inBayfield WI

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ZaBreeNas Crew joins us for post cruise raft up at Presque Isle Bay

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

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COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

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El Encierro (above) and Cut Throat (below) at the 10th Annual ADA RegattaPhotos by J H Peterson

STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

The American Sail TrainingAssociation is the hub for tall ship activi-ty expertise and information in NorthAmerica A 501(c) (3) nonprofit organi-zation focused on youth education lead-ership development and the preservationof the maritime heritage of NorthAmerica since 1973 ASTA has supportedEducation Under Sail and YouthCharacter Development aboard tall shipsIt organizes the TALL SHIPS CHAL-LENGEreg Series manages scholarshipprograms to make sail training experi-ences more affordable for young peoplegrant programs to assist crew of ASTAmember vessels with the costs of profes-sional development courses and licensingrequirements and publishes SAIL TALLSHIPS

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Racing News

Photo Credit (from Left to right) Privateer Lynx Pride of Baltimore IIAppledore V - Brian Stagner

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Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

sored by White Bear Boat Works TheLeukemia Cup Regatta on White BearLake brings together sailors from allover the upper Midwest for a weekendof racing fundraising and unabashedfun It is one of nearly forty similar sail-ing events around the country raisingawareness and funds to help find a curefor blood cancers like leukemia lym-phoma Hodgkins disease and myelo-ma

As many as 60 boats-from 14 sail-ing dinghies to 38 scows-enter this sail-ing extravaganza And every year theopportunity to sail and help others in thecommunity leaves a memorable impres-sion on everyone in attendance Since

2004 supporters of The Leukemia CupRegatta on White Bear Lake have raisedover $420000 for The Leukemia ampLymphoma Society (LLS) By register-ing for the Regatta (wwwleukemi-acuporgmn) participants become partof a nationwide movement of sailors and

other supporters who havejoined LLS in its fight againstblood cancers

This year Minnesota sailorsare raising their sails to honorAndrew Hedquist of StillwaterMN At the age of two Andrewwas diagnosed with acute myel-ogenous leukemia (AML) inMarch of 2005 It was news nei-ther of Andrews parents expect-ed to hear When Andrew wasdiagnosed we were both afraidand in disbelief said Andrewsmother Laura Hedquist Wenever had anyone close to us gothrough a serious illness letalone our little boy Followinghis diagnosis Andrew enduredfrequent trips to the doctor fiverounds of chemotherapy andtwo serious infections

Watching Andrew gothrough treatment was extremelydifficult But the help wereceived from LLS was trulyamazing said Laura We arevery thankful to have had suchwonderful support Now aseven-year-old student at SalemLutheran Andrew is doing greatHis doctors say he will be offi-

cially deemed cured this September- justin time for the Regatta Thank youbecause youre making the lives of can-cer patients easier and providing hope totheir families said Laura As a parentof a cancer patient I feel like its a bur-den lifted from my shoulders so I canfocus on caring for my son and navigat-ing the complicated world of treatmentinsurance and recovery Knowing thatyou are out there raising funds for thiscause gives great hope to familiesThose interested in attending theSeventh Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta(September 10-12) to sail in honor ofAndrew and others like him can regis-ter by visitingwwwleukemiacuporgmn

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250 SAILORS JOIN FORCES IN HONOR OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ANDREW HEDQUIST OF STILLWATER

REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

fundraiser for LLS delivers New to theevent this year is The Leukemia CupLuau featuring a pig roast If you wouldlike to support the Regatta by sailingvolunteering donating an auction itemor making a donation we would love totalk with you For more informationabout The Leukemia Cup Regatta andLLS please contact Jared Nielsen at(763) 852-3004 or visit our website atwwwleukemiacuporgmn

REGATTA WEEKEND PREVIEW910 Registration amp Mount Gay Rum

Reception 500-900 PM

911 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 1 and 2Lunch provided by Jimmys Foodamp DrinkRace 3Silent AuctionThe Leukemia Cup luau featuringa pig roast Purchase dinner tickets by visit-ing wwwleukemiacuporgmn Live Music and Dancing

912 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 4 and 5Lunch provided by Roadside Pizzaamp Race Awards

ABOUT THE LEUKEMIA amp LYMPHOMA SOCIETYThe Leukemia amp Lymphoma Society isthe worlds largest voluntary healthorganization dedicated to fundingresearch education and patient servicesfor people with leukemia lymphoma ormyeloma Over one hundred thousandnew cases of these blood cancers arediagnosed in this country each year and148 people die from them every day Butmany more recover thanks in part to theefforts of The Leukemia amp LymphomaSociety and sailors across the countryLast year alone some 8400 sailorsraised $38 million to help find cures forblood cancers $78000 of that wasraised by The Leukemia Cup Regatta onWhite Bear Lake

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COMPASSIONATESAILORS WANTED

Extend your passion for sailingto the race for cancer cures

The Leukemia Cup RegattaSeptember 10 ndash 12 2010

White Bear Lake MN

Join sailors from across the Twin Cities on September10-12 as they set sail for a cure on White Bear LakeFor just $95 you and your crew will enjoy five races a complimentary Mount Gay Rum cocktail receptionbreakfasts and lunches an auction and raffle and wersquoll even throw in a long-sleeve Regatta t-shirt for the skipper

Register by August 13 to get $10 off your registration fee

Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmn to register today

For more information contact Jared Nielsen at (763) 852-3004 or JaredNielsenLLSorg

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January 17 ndash 21 2011

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We alter course to a heading of 171degrees which gives us an ETA at OuterIsland at 0400 We discuss watches andRay and I volunteer to take the 1600-2000 and the 1200 to 0400 watch Sincewe are about an hour into Jim andJolenes break I head below and heat upsome leftover stew for them before theyhead off watch Pretty soon it is just Rayand I in the cockpit Emmanuel is on Ottoand the conversation ranges far and wideThe day is moving slowly towardsevening and the sky is now streaked withthe pink and lavender shades of a summersunset The wind has leveled off and ourcourse has it placed solidly on our hip sowe shake the reef out of the main andunroll the rest of the jib The extra poweris helpful because the quartering seashave increased steadily and are now over4 feet I find that watching the steady andpowerful rhythm of the waves is deeplyhypnotic They are large impatient beastsand when they meet Emmanuels sleekhull they surge and seem to seek a way toclaim her when they cannot they rollunder her stern and rush around her bowand like grumpy old men who are inter-fered with mumble bitterly to themselvesas they continue on their way

When Ray comes back on deck herigs the radar deflector and I help himhoist it high in the rigging After that I gobelow and make some hot cocoa whichRay and I share along with our dwindlingsupply of seasick cookies Their abun-dance of ginger helps with queasinesswhen the seas are this rolly Emmanuel isstill sailing well and is maintainingspeeds of 7-8 knots For the next hour or

so we talk in a desultory fashion and Iwatch as dusk approaches slowly Atabout 750 I head below and shake Joleneand Jim out of their bunks By the timethey stumble up on deck they are happyto see the pot of fresh coffee ready forthem After shift turn over Ray and I headbelow and Ray disappears into his cabinI decide a thermos of hot soup would begood for the crew on watch so I get a potof tomato soup heating on the stoveBecause of the quartering seas it is stillrolly so I need the pot holders to hold thepan on the gimbaled stove Once the soupis hot I pick it up in both hands I have thethermos standing in the sink but now Irealize I have a problem with the transferThe soup does not pour well from the panespecially when I am aiming for an open-ing jus t a little larger than an inch I knowI have a funnel somewhere but I cannotset the pan down for fear of it spilling(fiddles not withstanding) while I searchfor it I finally resign myself to the factthat I am going to lose some and take mybest shot After cleaning all the soup outof the sink I head to my bunk

Its a little strange being in the V-berth while we are underway I havenever slept on Emmanuel except whenwe are at anchor or docked While there isa certain amount of noise from the water

Isle Royale - Continued from page 13

Lighthouse at Rock Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

Jim gets ready to stand his watch on our way back to Pikes Bay

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 25

rushing past the hull it is actually a sooth-ing sound I wedge myself crossways intothe V-berth but since we are not heelingand the rolling motion is more pro-nounced in the stern I am very comfort-able I read for a while and then I dozeoff All too soon Jolene is waking me upfor my next shift I put all my layers ofclothes back on including my harness andtether and head for the cockpit It is abeautiful night but the wind has easedsome so Jim has started the diesel tomaintain our speed but the sails are stillup Jim and Jolenes watch was unevent-ful except for a couple of freighters thathave just shown up on the screen Againit is Ray and I and the moonlit night Wecan see lights on the far north shore andwe are pretty sure we are seeing the lightsof Grand Marais I keep an eye on thefreighters on our screen and it soonbecomes obvious they will pass wellastern of us so I relax just a bit

I have the helm by myself for a bitwhile Ray is below and it is a huge feel-ing It is a magnificent feeling-being atthe helm of a boat like Emmanuel andsailing across this lake The full moon isstill with us and lights our way The onlysounds are those of wind water and boatEmmanuel sails along at home in thewater and happy to be underway Iremember well all my feelings of trepi-dation at the start of this journey and amamazed at how different I feel now Injust 5 days we have sailed more than 300miles put our anchor down in newanchorages and crossed this lake twiceat night In some ways it seems a shamethat I have waited until now my 48thsummer before finding out I can do thisbut at least now I know My feeling ofsatisfaction is immense

By about 2 am Ray and I have spot-ted the light from Outer Island and westart to discuss what our plan will beWere not sure if we want to stop in theislands and get some sleep or continue onto Pikes Bay Our ETA for arriving atStockton is around 5 am and gettingback to Pikes Bay would take another 2hours Since we are already a day aheadof schedule we decide to stop in theislands and see if we get a chance to sail

that day We discuss various anchoragesand Ray advocates for some locationsthat are closer to where we enter theislands but I lobby vigorously for puttingthe hook down in Presque Bay onStockton I know the bay so making ourentrance in low light doesnt bother meWe postpone a decision until Jim andJolene are back on watch At 400 amRay wakes the next shift and when Jimand Jolene are on deck we discuss ouroptions Jim decides on Presque Isle Bayand we adjust our waypoint I head belowand curl up on the settee in the main salonsince I know we are due to arrive atStockton in about an hour I doze for a bitand then Jim is waking me to help withthe anchor Once on deck I can see thatthe skies have lightened considerably andfinding a place to put the hook down iseasy Once the anchor is set I head belowfor my bunk and am sound asleep by 520am We all sleep pretty sound until about9 am and then its time for coffee

It is a warm sunny day with clearskies and is a perfect day for just hangingout and taking it easy Breakfast is throwntogether from leftovers and Jolene doesdishwashing duty afterwards There is ageneral air of somnolence on board andthe slightly humid day does nothingmuch to shake us out of our torpor By

late afternoon a craving for pasta over-takes everyone on board so I whip up abatch of Pasta Puttanesca and we all eatbig platefuls of the stuff Of course thisfeast promotes more lying about in thewarm drowsy afternoon A few hourslater ZaBreNa hails us on channel 16 andwe find out she has just reached OuterIsland We invite her to stop by for snacksand the invitation is accepted quickly Iget busy in the galley again and pull outall the leftovers and throw them on platesand bowls By the time I am doneZaBreNa is in sight and Jolene and I tieon fenders and ready lines ZaBreNacomes alongside and we raft up withouttoo much fuss Our guests come aboardEmmanuel and we all have a chance totalk over the adventure we just had andshare stories about our crossing By earlyevening we know it is time to return toPikes Bay so we haul anchor reluctantlyand motor home in the fading light of alate summer day All of us changed for-ever by this experience

Sam Hounder is former Commodoreof Black Bear Yacht Club and still serveson the Board of Directors as SocialCzarina She and husband Jim have beensailing together for over 15 years Theykeep Emmanuel in Pikersquos Bay Marina inBayfield WI

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ZaBreeNas Crew joins us for post cruise raft up at Presque Isle Bay

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

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COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

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El Encierro (above) and Cut Throat (below) at the 10th Annual ADA RegattaPhotos by J H Peterson

STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

The American Sail TrainingAssociation is the hub for tall ship activi-ty expertise and information in NorthAmerica A 501(c) (3) nonprofit organi-zation focused on youth education lead-ership development and the preservationof the maritime heritage of NorthAmerica since 1973 ASTA has supportedEducation Under Sail and YouthCharacter Development aboard tall shipsIt organizes the TALL SHIPS CHAL-LENGEreg Series manages scholarshipprograms to make sail training experi-ences more affordable for young peoplegrant programs to assist crew of ASTAmember vessels with the costs of profes-sional development courses and licensingrequirements and publishes SAIL TALLSHIPS

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Racing News

Photo Credit (from Left to right) Privateer Lynx Pride of Baltimore IIAppledore V - Brian Stagner

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Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

sored by White Bear Boat Works TheLeukemia Cup Regatta on White BearLake brings together sailors from allover the upper Midwest for a weekendof racing fundraising and unabashedfun It is one of nearly forty similar sail-ing events around the country raisingawareness and funds to help find a curefor blood cancers like leukemia lym-phoma Hodgkins disease and myelo-ma

As many as 60 boats-from 14 sail-ing dinghies to 38 scows-enter this sail-ing extravaganza And every year theopportunity to sail and help others in thecommunity leaves a memorable impres-sion on everyone in attendance Since

2004 supporters of The Leukemia CupRegatta on White Bear Lake have raisedover $420000 for The Leukemia ampLymphoma Society (LLS) By register-ing for the Regatta (wwwleukemi-acuporgmn) participants become partof a nationwide movement of sailors and

other supporters who havejoined LLS in its fight againstblood cancers

This year Minnesota sailorsare raising their sails to honorAndrew Hedquist of StillwaterMN At the age of two Andrewwas diagnosed with acute myel-ogenous leukemia (AML) inMarch of 2005 It was news nei-ther of Andrews parents expect-ed to hear When Andrew wasdiagnosed we were both afraidand in disbelief said Andrewsmother Laura Hedquist Wenever had anyone close to us gothrough a serious illness letalone our little boy Followinghis diagnosis Andrew enduredfrequent trips to the doctor fiverounds of chemotherapy andtwo serious infections

Watching Andrew gothrough treatment was extremelydifficult But the help wereceived from LLS was trulyamazing said Laura We arevery thankful to have had suchwonderful support Now aseven-year-old student at SalemLutheran Andrew is doing greatHis doctors say he will be offi-

cially deemed cured this September- justin time for the Regatta Thank youbecause youre making the lives of can-cer patients easier and providing hope totheir families said Laura As a parentof a cancer patient I feel like its a bur-den lifted from my shoulders so I canfocus on caring for my son and navigat-ing the complicated world of treatmentinsurance and recovery Knowing thatyou are out there raising funds for thiscause gives great hope to familiesThose interested in attending theSeventh Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta(September 10-12) to sail in honor ofAndrew and others like him can regis-ter by visitingwwwleukemiacuporgmn

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250 SAILORS JOIN FORCES IN HONOR OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ANDREW HEDQUIST OF STILLWATER

REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

fundraiser for LLS delivers New to theevent this year is The Leukemia CupLuau featuring a pig roast If you wouldlike to support the Regatta by sailingvolunteering donating an auction itemor making a donation we would love totalk with you For more informationabout The Leukemia Cup Regatta andLLS please contact Jared Nielsen at(763) 852-3004 or visit our website atwwwleukemiacuporgmn

REGATTA WEEKEND PREVIEW910 Registration amp Mount Gay Rum

Reception 500-900 PM

911 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 1 and 2Lunch provided by Jimmys Foodamp DrinkRace 3Silent AuctionThe Leukemia Cup luau featuringa pig roast Purchase dinner tickets by visit-ing wwwleukemiacuporgmn Live Music and Dancing

912 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 4 and 5Lunch provided by Roadside Pizzaamp Race Awards

ABOUT THE LEUKEMIA amp LYMPHOMA SOCIETYThe Leukemia amp Lymphoma Society isthe worlds largest voluntary healthorganization dedicated to fundingresearch education and patient servicesfor people with leukemia lymphoma ormyeloma Over one hundred thousandnew cases of these blood cancers arediagnosed in this country each year and148 people die from them every day Butmany more recover thanks in part to theefforts of The Leukemia amp LymphomaSociety and sailors across the countryLast year alone some 8400 sailorsraised $38 million to help find cures forblood cancers $78000 of that wasraised by The Leukemia Cup Regatta onWhite Bear Lake

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 31

COMPASSIONATESAILORS WANTED

Extend your passion for sailingto the race for cancer cures

The Leukemia Cup RegattaSeptember 10 ndash 12 2010

White Bear Lake MN

Join sailors from across the Twin Cities on September10-12 as they set sail for a cure on White Bear LakeFor just $95 you and your crew will enjoy five races a complimentary Mount Gay Rum cocktail receptionbreakfasts and lunches an auction and raffle and wersquoll even throw in a long-sleeve Regatta t-shirt for the skipper

Register by August 13 to get $10 off your registration fee

Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmn to register today

For more information contact Jared Nielsen at (763) 852-3004 or JaredNielsenLLSorg

Roadside Pizza Rudyrsquos Redeye Grill

Jimmyrsquos Food amp Drink

Andrew Hedquist

January 17 ndash 21 2011

For invited classes planning details and Notice of Race visit wwwPremiere-Racingcom

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We alter course to a heading of 171degrees which gives us an ETA at OuterIsland at 0400 We discuss watches andRay and I volunteer to take the 1600-2000 and the 1200 to 0400 watch Sincewe are about an hour into Jim andJolenes break I head below and heat upsome leftover stew for them before theyhead off watch Pretty soon it is just Rayand I in the cockpit Emmanuel is on Ottoand the conversation ranges far and wideThe day is moving slowly towardsevening and the sky is now streaked withthe pink and lavender shades of a summersunset The wind has leveled off and ourcourse has it placed solidly on our hip sowe shake the reef out of the main andunroll the rest of the jib The extra poweris helpful because the quartering seashave increased steadily and are now over4 feet I find that watching the steady andpowerful rhythm of the waves is deeplyhypnotic They are large impatient beastsand when they meet Emmanuels sleekhull they surge and seem to seek a way toclaim her when they cannot they rollunder her stern and rush around her bowand like grumpy old men who are inter-fered with mumble bitterly to themselvesas they continue on their way

When Ray comes back on deck herigs the radar deflector and I help himhoist it high in the rigging After that I gobelow and make some hot cocoa whichRay and I share along with our dwindlingsupply of seasick cookies Their abun-dance of ginger helps with queasinesswhen the seas are this rolly Emmanuel isstill sailing well and is maintainingspeeds of 7-8 knots For the next hour or

so we talk in a desultory fashion and Iwatch as dusk approaches slowly Atabout 750 I head below and shake Joleneand Jim out of their bunks By the timethey stumble up on deck they are happyto see the pot of fresh coffee ready forthem After shift turn over Ray and I headbelow and Ray disappears into his cabinI decide a thermos of hot soup would begood for the crew on watch so I get a potof tomato soup heating on the stoveBecause of the quartering seas it is stillrolly so I need the pot holders to hold thepan on the gimbaled stove Once the soupis hot I pick it up in both hands I have thethermos standing in the sink but now Irealize I have a problem with the transferThe soup does not pour well from the panespecially when I am aiming for an open-ing jus t a little larger than an inch I knowI have a funnel somewhere but I cannotset the pan down for fear of it spilling(fiddles not withstanding) while I searchfor it I finally resign myself to the factthat I am going to lose some and take mybest shot After cleaning all the soup outof the sink I head to my bunk

Its a little strange being in the V-berth while we are underway I havenever slept on Emmanuel except whenwe are at anchor or docked While there isa certain amount of noise from the water

Isle Royale - Continued from page 13

Lighthouse at Rock Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

Jim gets ready to stand his watch on our way back to Pikes Bay

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 25

rushing past the hull it is actually a sooth-ing sound I wedge myself crossways intothe V-berth but since we are not heelingand the rolling motion is more pro-nounced in the stern I am very comfort-able I read for a while and then I dozeoff All too soon Jolene is waking me upfor my next shift I put all my layers ofclothes back on including my harness andtether and head for the cockpit It is abeautiful night but the wind has easedsome so Jim has started the diesel tomaintain our speed but the sails are stillup Jim and Jolenes watch was unevent-ful except for a couple of freighters thathave just shown up on the screen Againit is Ray and I and the moonlit night Wecan see lights on the far north shore andwe are pretty sure we are seeing the lightsof Grand Marais I keep an eye on thefreighters on our screen and it soonbecomes obvious they will pass wellastern of us so I relax just a bit

I have the helm by myself for a bitwhile Ray is below and it is a huge feel-ing It is a magnificent feeling-being atthe helm of a boat like Emmanuel andsailing across this lake The full moon isstill with us and lights our way The onlysounds are those of wind water and boatEmmanuel sails along at home in thewater and happy to be underway Iremember well all my feelings of trepi-dation at the start of this journey and amamazed at how different I feel now Injust 5 days we have sailed more than 300miles put our anchor down in newanchorages and crossed this lake twiceat night In some ways it seems a shamethat I have waited until now my 48thsummer before finding out I can do thisbut at least now I know My feeling ofsatisfaction is immense

By about 2 am Ray and I have spot-ted the light from Outer Island and westart to discuss what our plan will beWere not sure if we want to stop in theislands and get some sleep or continue onto Pikes Bay Our ETA for arriving atStockton is around 5 am and gettingback to Pikes Bay would take another 2hours Since we are already a day aheadof schedule we decide to stop in theislands and see if we get a chance to sail

that day We discuss various anchoragesand Ray advocates for some locationsthat are closer to where we enter theislands but I lobby vigorously for puttingthe hook down in Presque Bay onStockton I know the bay so making ourentrance in low light doesnt bother meWe postpone a decision until Jim andJolene are back on watch At 400 amRay wakes the next shift and when Jimand Jolene are on deck we discuss ouroptions Jim decides on Presque Isle Bayand we adjust our waypoint I head belowand curl up on the settee in the main salonsince I know we are due to arrive atStockton in about an hour I doze for a bitand then Jim is waking me to help withthe anchor Once on deck I can see thatthe skies have lightened considerably andfinding a place to put the hook down iseasy Once the anchor is set I head belowfor my bunk and am sound asleep by 520am We all sleep pretty sound until about9 am and then its time for coffee

It is a warm sunny day with clearskies and is a perfect day for just hangingout and taking it easy Breakfast is throwntogether from leftovers and Jolene doesdishwashing duty afterwards There is ageneral air of somnolence on board andthe slightly humid day does nothingmuch to shake us out of our torpor By

late afternoon a craving for pasta over-takes everyone on board so I whip up abatch of Pasta Puttanesca and we all eatbig platefuls of the stuff Of course thisfeast promotes more lying about in thewarm drowsy afternoon A few hourslater ZaBreNa hails us on channel 16 andwe find out she has just reached OuterIsland We invite her to stop by for snacksand the invitation is accepted quickly Iget busy in the galley again and pull outall the leftovers and throw them on platesand bowls By the time I am doneZaBreNa is in sight and Jolene and I tieon fenders and ready lines ZaBreNacomes alongside and we raft up withouttoo much fuss Our guests come aboardEmmanuel and we all have a chance totalk over the adventure we just had andshare stories about our crossing By earlyevening we know it is time to return toPikes Bay so we haul anchor reluctantlyand motor home in the fading light of alate summer day All of us changed for-ever by this experience

Sam Hounder is former Commodoreof Black Bear Yacht Club and still serveson the Board of Directors as SocialCzarina She and husband Jim have beensailing together for over 15 years Theykeep Emmanuel in Pikersquos Bay Marina inBayfield WI

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ZaBreeNas Crew joins us for post cruise raft up at Presque Isle Bay

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 27

COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

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El Encierro (above) and Cut Throat (below) at the 10th Annual ADA RegattaPhotos by J H Peterson

STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

The American Sail TrainingAssociation is the hub for tall ship activi-ty expertise and information in NorthAmerica A 501(c) (3) nonprofit organi-zation focused on youth education lead-ership development and the preservationof the maritime heritage of NorthAmerica since 1973 ASTA has supportedEducation Under Sail and YouthCharacter Development aboard tall shipsIt organizes the TALL SHIPS CHAL-LENGEreg Series manages scholarshipprograms to make sail training experi-ences more affordable for young peoplegrant programs to assist crew of ASTAmember vessels with the costs of profes-sional development courses and licensingrequirements and publishes SAIL TALLSHIPS

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Photo Credit (from Left to right) Privateer Lynx Pride of Baltimore IIAppledore V - Brian Stagner

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Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

sored by White Bear Boat Works TheLeukemia Cup Regatta on White BearLake brings together sailors from allover the upper Midwest for a weekendof racing fundraising and unabashedfun It is one of nearly forty similar sail-ing events around the country raisingawareness and funds to help find a curefor blood cancers like leukemia lym-phoma Hodgkins disease and myelo-ma

As many as 60 boats-from 14 sail-ing dinghies to 38 scows-enter this sail-ing extravaganza And every year theopportunity to sail and help others in thecommunity leaves a memorable impres-sion on everyone in attendance Since

2004 supporters of The Leukemia CupRegatta on White Bear Lake have raisedover $420000 for The Leukemia ampLymphoma Society (LLS) By register-ing for the Regatta (wwwleukemi-acuporgmn) participants become partof a nationwide movement of sailors and

other supporters who havejoined LLS in its fight againstblood cancers

This year Minnesota sailorsare raising their sails to honorAndrew Hedquist of StillwaterMN At the age of two Andrewwas diagnosed with acute myel-ogenous leukemia (AML) inMarch of 2005 It was news nei-ther of Andrews parents expect-ed to hear When Andrew wasdiagnosed we were both afraidand in disbelief said Andrewsmother Laura Hedquist Wenever had anyone close to us gothrough a serious illness letalone our little boy Followinghis diagnosis Andrew enduredfrequent trips to the doctor fiverounds of chemotherapy andtwo serious infections

Watching Andrew gothrough treatment was extremelydifficult But the help wereceived from LLS was trulyamazing said Laura We arevery thankful to have had suchwonderful support Now aseven-year-old student at SalemLutheran Andrew is doing greatHis doctors say he will be offi-

cially deemed cured this September- justin time for the Regatta Thank youbecause youre making the lives of can-cer patients easier and providing hope totheir families said Laura As a parentof a cancer patient I feel like its a bur-den lifted from my shoulders so I canfocus on caring for my son and navigat-ing the complicated world of treatmentinsurance and recovery Knowing thatyou are out there raising funds for thiscause gives great hope to familiesThose interested in attending theSeventh Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta(September 10-12) to sail in honor ofAndrew and others like him can regis-ter by visitingwwwleukemiacuporgmn

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250 SAILORS JOIN FORCES IN HONOR OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ANDREW HEDQUIST OF STILLWATER

REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

fundraiser for LLS delivers New to theevent this year is The Leukemia CupLuau featuring a pig roast If you wouldlike to support the Regatta by sailingvolunteering donating an auction itemor making a donation we would love totalk with you For more informationabout The Leukemia Cup Regatta andLLS please contact Jared Nielsen at(763) 852-3004 or visit our website atwwwleukemiacuporgmn

REGATTA WEEKEND PREVIEW910 Registration amp Mount Gay Rum

Reception 500-900 PM

911 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 1 and 2Lunch provided by Jimmys Foodamp DrinkRace 3Silent AuctionThe Leukemia Cup luau featuringa pig roast Purchase dinner tickets by visit-ing wwwleukemiacuporgmn Live Music and Dancing

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ABOUT THE LEUKEMIA amp LYMPHOMA SOCIETYThe Leukemia amp Lymphoma Society isthe worlds largest voluntary healthorganization dedicated to fundingresearch education and patient servicesfor people with leukemia lymphoma ormyeloma Over one hundred thousandnew cases of these blood cancers arediagnosed in this country each year and148 people die from them every day Butmany more recover thanks in part to theefforts of The Leukemia amp LymphomaSociety and sailors across the countryLast year alone some 8400 sailorsraised $38 million to help find cures forblood cancers $78000 of that wasraised by The Leukemia Cup Regatta onWhite Bear Lake

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COMPASSIONATESAILORS WANTED

Extend your passion for sailingto the race for cancer cures

The Leukemia Cup RegattaSeptember 10 ndash 12 2010

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Join sailors from across the Twin Cities on September10-12 as they set sail for a cure on White Bear LakeFor just $95 you and your crew will enjoy five races a complimentary Mount Gay Rum cocktail receptionbreakfasts and lunches an auction and raffle and wersquoll even throw in a long-sleeve Regatta t-shirt for the skipper

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We alter course to a heading of 171degrees which gives us an ETA at OuterIsland at 0400 We discuss watches andRay and I volunteer to take the 1600-2000 and the 1200 to 0400 watch Sincewe are about an hour into Jim andJolenes break I head below and heat upsome leftover stew for them before theyhead off watch Pretty soon it is just Rayand I in the cockpit Emmanuel is on Ottoand the conversation ranges far and wideThe day is moving slowly towardsevening and the sky is now streaked withthe pink and lavender shades of a summersunset The wind has leveled off and ourcourse has it placed solidly on our hip sowe shake the reef out of the main andunroll the rest of the jib The extra poweris helpful because the quartering seashave increased steadily and are now over4 feet I find that watching the steady andpowerful rhythm of the waves is deeplyhypnotic They are large impatient beastsand when they meet Emmanuels sleekhull they surge and seem to seek a way toclaim her when they cannot they rollunder her stern and rush around her bowand like grumpy old men who are inter-fered with mumble bitterly to themselvesas they continue on their way

When Ray comes back on deck herigs the radar deflector and I help himhoist it high in the rigging After that I gobelow and make some hot cocoa whichRay and I share along with our dwindlingsupply of seasick cookies Their abun-dance of ginger helps with queasinesswhen the seas are this rolly Emmanuel isstill sailing well and is maintainingspeeds of 7-8 knots For the next hour or

so we talk in a desultory fashion and Iwatch as dusk approaches slowly Atabout 750 I head below and shake Joleneand Jim out of their bunks By the timethey stumble up on deck they are happyto see the pot of fresh coffee ready forthem After shift turn over Ray and I headbelow and Ray disappears into his cabinI decide a thermos of hot soup would begood for the crew on watch so I get a potof tomato soup heating on the stoveBecause of the quartering seas it is stillrolly so I need the pot holders to hold thepan on the gimbaled stove Once the soupis hot I pick it up in both hands I have thethermos standing in the sink but now Irealize I have a problem with the transferThe soup does not pour well from the panespecially when I am aiming for an open-ing jus t a little larger than an inch I knowI have a funnel somewhere but I cannotset the pan down for fear of it spilling(fiddles not withstanding) while I searchfor it I finally resign myself to the factthat I am going to lose some and take mybest shot After cleaning all the soup outof the sink I head to my bunk

Its a little strange being in the V-berth while we are underway I havenever slept on Emmanuel except whenwe are at anchor or docked While there isa certain amount of noise from the water

Isle Royale - Continued from page 13

Lighthouse at Rock Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

Jim gets ready to stand his watch on our way back to Pikes Bay

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 25

rushing past the hull it is actually a sooth-ing sound I wedge myself crossways intothe V-berth but since we are not heelingand the rolling motion is more pro-nounced in the stern I am very comfort-able I read for a while and then I dozeoff All too soon Jolene is waking me upfor my next shift I put all my layers ofclothes back on including my harness andtether and head for the cockpit It is abeautiful night but the wind has easedsome so Jim has started the diesel tomaintain our speed but the sails are stillup Jim and Jolenes watch was unevent-ful except for a couple of freighters thathave just shown up on the screen Againit is Ray and I and the moonlit night Wecan see lights on the far north shore andwe are pretty sure we are seeing the lightsof Grand Marais I keep an eye on thefreighters on our screen and it soonbecomes obvious they will pass wellastern of us so I relax just a bit

I have the helm by myself for a bitwhile Ray is below and it is a huge feel-ing It is a magnificent feeling-being atthe helm of a boat like Emmanuel andsailing across this lake The full moon isstill with us and lights our way The onlysounds are those of wind water and boatEmmanuel sails along at home in thewater and happy to be underway Iremember well all my feelings of trepi-dation at the start of this journey and amamazed at how different I feel now Injust 5 days we have sailed more than 300miles put our anchor down in newanchorages and crossed this lake twiceat night In some ways it seems a shamethat I have waited until now my 48thsummer before finding out I can do thisbut at least now I know My feeling ofsatisfaction is immense

By about 2 am Ray and I have spot-ted the light from Outer Island and westart to discuss what our plan will beWere not sure if we want to stop in theislands and get some sleep or continue onto Pikes Bay Our ETA for arriving atStockton is around 5 am and gettingback to Pikes Bay would take another 2hours Since we are already a day aheadof schedule we decide to stop in theislands and see if we get a chance to sail

that day We discuss various anchoragesand Ray advocates for some locationsthat are closer to where we enter theislands but I lobby vigorously for puttingthe hook down in Presque Bay onStockton I know the bay so making ourentrance in low light doesnt bother meWe postpone a decision until Jim andJolene are back on watch At 400 amRay wakes the next shift and when Jimand Jolene are on deck we discuss ouroptions Jim decides on Presque Isle Bayand we adjust our waypoint I head belowand curl up on the settee in the main salonsince I know we are due to arrive atStockton in about an hour I doze for a bitand then Jim is waking me to help withthe anchor Once on deck I can see thatthe skies have lightened considerably andfinding a place to put the hook down iseasy Once the anchor is set I head belowfor my bunk and am sound asleep by 520am We all sleep pretty sound until about9 am and then its time for coffee

It is a warm sunny day with clearskies and is a perfect day for just hangingout and taking it easy Breakfast is throwntogether from leftovers and Jolene doesdishwashing duty afterwards There is ageneral air of somnolence on board andthe slightly humid day does nothingmuch to shake us out of our torpor By

late afternoon a craving for pasta over-takes everyone on board so I whip up abatch of Pasta Puttanesca and we all eatbig platefuls of the stuff Of course thisfeast promotes more lying about in thewarm drowsy afternoon A few hourslater ZaBreNa hails us on channel 16 andwe find out she has just reached OuterIsland We invite her to stop by for snacksand the invitation is accepted quickly Iget busy in the galley again and pull outall the leftovers and throw them on platesand bowls By the time I am doneZaBreNa is in sight and Jolene and I tieon fenders and ready lines ZaBreNacomes alongside and we raft up withouttoo much fuss Our guests come aboardEmmanuel and we all have a chance totalk over the adventure we just had andshare stories about our crossing By earlyevening we know it is time to return toPikes Bay so we haul anchor reluctantlyand motor home in the fading light of alate summer day All of us changed for-ever by this experience

Sam Hounder is former Commodoreof Black Bear Yacht Club and still serveson the Board of Directors as SocialCzarina She and husband Jim have beensailing together for over 15 years Theykeep Emmanuel in Pikersquos Bay Marina inBayfield WI

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ZaBreeNas Crew joins us for post cruise raft up at Presque Isle Bay

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

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COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

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El Encierro (above) and Cut Throat (below) at the 10th Annual ADA RegattaPhotos by J H Peterson

STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

The American Sail TrainingAssociation is the hub for tall ship activi-ty expertise and information in NorthAmerica A 501(c) (3) nonprofit organi-zation focused on youth education lead-ership development and the preservationof the maritime heritage of NorthAmerica since 1973 ASTA has supportedEducation Under Sail and YouthCharacter Development aboard tall shipsIt organizes the TALL SHIPS CHAL-LENGEreg Series manages scholarshipprograms to make sail training experi-ences more affordable for young peoplegrant programs to assist crew of ASTAmember vessels with the costs of profes-sional development courses and licensingrequirements and publishes SAIL TALLSHIPS

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Racing News

Photo Credit (from Left to right) Privateer Lynx Pride of Baltimore IIAppledore V - Brian Stagner

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Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

sored by White Bear Boat Works TheLeukemia Cup Regatta on White BearLake brings together sailors from allover the upper Midwest for a weekendof racing fundraising and unabashedfun It is one of nearly forty similar sail-ing events around the country raisingawareness and funds to help find a curefor blood cancers like leukemia lym-phoma Hodgkins disease and myelo-ma

As many as 60 boats-from 14 sail-ing dinghies to 38 scows-enter this sail-ing extravaganza And every year theopportunity to sail and help others in thecommunity leaves a memorable impres-sion on everyone in attendance Since

2004 supporters of The Leukemia CupRegatta on White Bear Lake have raisedover $420000 for The Leukemia ampLymphoma Society (LLS) By register-ing for the Regatta (wwwleukemi-acuporgmn) participants become partof a nationwide movement of sailors and

other supporters who havejoined LLS in its fight againstblood cancers

This year Minnesota sailorsare raising their sails to honorAndrew Hedquist of StillwaterMN At the age of two Andrewwas diagnosed with acute myel-ogenous leukemia (AML) inMarch of 2005 It was news nei-ther of Andrews parents expect-ed to hear When Andrew wasdiagnosed we were both afraidand in disbelief said Andrewsmother Laura Hedquist Wenever had anyone close to us gothrough a serious illness letalone our little boy Followinghis diagnosis Andrew enduredfrequent trips to the doctor fiverounds of chemotherapy andtwo serious infections

Watching Andrew gothrough treatment was extremelydifficult But the help wereceived from LLS was trulyamazing said Laura We arevery thankful to have had suchwonderful support Now aseven-year-old student at SalemLutheran Andrew is doing greatHis doctors say he will be offi-

cially deemed cured this September- justin time for the Regatta Thank youbecause youre making the lives of can-cer patients easier and providing hope totheir families said Laura As a parentof a cancer patient I feel like its a bur-den lifted from my shoulders so I canfocus on caring for my son and navigat-ing the complicated world of treatmentinsurance and recovery Knowing thatyou are out there raising funds for thiscause gives great hope to familiesThose interested in attending theSeventh Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta(September 10-12) to sail in honor ofAndrew and others like him can regis-ter by visitingwwwleukemiacuporgmn

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250 SAILORS JOIN FORCES IN HONOR OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ANDREW HEDQUIST OF STILLWATER

REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

fundraiser for LLS delivers New to theevent this year is The Leukemia CupLuau featuring a pig roast If you wouldlike to support the Regatta by sailingvolunteering donating an auction itemor making a donation we would love totalk with you For more informationabout The Leukemia Cup Regatta andLLS please contact Jared Nielsen at(763) 852-3004 or visit our website atwwwleukemiacuporgmn

REGATTA WEEKEND PREVIEW910 Registration amp Mount Gay Rum

Reception 500-900 PM

911 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 1 and 2Lunch provided by Jimmys Foodamp DrinkRace 3Silent AuctionThe Leukemia Cup luau featuringa pig roast Purchase dinner tickets by visit-ing wwwleukemiacuporgmn Live Music and Dancing

912 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 4 and 5Lunch provided by Roadside Pizzaamp Race Awards

ABOUT THE LEUKEMIA amp LYMPHOMA SOCIETYThe Leukemia amp Lymphoma Society isthe worlds largest voluntary healthorganization dedicated to fundingresearch education and patient servicesfor people with leukemia lymphoma ormyeloma Over one hundred thousandnew cases of these blood cancers arediagnosed in this country each year and148 people die from them every day Butmany more recover thanks in part to theefforts of The Leukemia amp LymphomaSociety and sailors across the countryLast year alone some 8400 sailorsraised $38 million to help find cures forblood cancers $78000 of that wasraised by The Leukemia Cup Regatta onWhite Bear Lake

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COMPASSIONATESAILORS WANTED

Extend your passion for sailingto the race for cancer cures

The Leukemia Cup RegattaSeptember 10 ndash 12 2010

White Bear Lake MN

Join sailors from across the Twin Cities on September10-12 as they set sail for a cure on White Bear LakeFor just $95 you and your crew will enjoy five races a complimentary Mount Gay Rum cocktail receptionbreakfasts and lunches an auction and raffle and wersquoll even throw in a long-sleeve Regatta t-shirt for the skipper

Register by August 13 to get $10 off your registration fee

Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmn to register today

For more information contact Jared Nielsen at (763) 852-3004 or JaredNielsenLLSorg

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Donrsquot miss North Americarsquos number one regatta for One Design IRC PHRF and Multihull classes

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We alter course to a heading of 171degrees which gives us an ETA at OuterIsland at 0400 We discuss watches andRay and I volunteer to take the 1600-2000 and the 1200 to 0400 watch Sincewe are about an hour into Jim andJolenes break I head below and heat upsome leftover stew for them before theyhead off watch Pretty soon it is just Rayand I in the cockpit Emmanuel is on Ottoand the conversation ranges far and wideThe day is moving slowly towardsevening and the sky is now streaked withthe pink and lavender shades of a summersunset The wind has leveled off and ourcourse has it placed solidly on our hip sowe shake the reef out of the main andunroll the rest of the jib The extra poweris helpful because the quartering seashave increased steadily and are now over4 feet I find that watching the steady andpowerful rhythm of the waves is deeplyhypnotic They are large impatient beastsand when they meet Emmanuels sleekhull they surge and seem to seek a way toclaim her when they cannot they rollunder her stern and rush around her bowand like grumpy old men who are inter-fered with mumble bitterly to themselvesas they continue on their way

When Ray comes back on deck herigs the radar deflector and I help himhoist it high in the rigging After that I gobelow and make some hot cocoa whichRay and I share along with our dwindlingsupply of seasick cookies Their abun-dance of ginger helps with queasinesswhen the seas are this rolly Emmanuel isstill sailing well and is maintainingspeeds of 7-8 knots For the next hour or

so we talk in a desultory fashion and Iwatch as dusk approaches slowly Atabout 750 I head below and shake Joleneand Jim out of their bunks By the timethey stumble up on deck they are happyto see the pot of fresh coffee ready forthem After shift turn over Ray and I headbelow and Ray disappears into his cabinI decide a thermos of hot soup would begood for the crew on watch so I get a potof tomato soup heating on the stoveBecause of the quartering seas it is stillrolly so I need the pot holders to hold thepan on the gimbaled stove Once the soupis hot I pick it up in both hands I have thethermos standing in the sink but now Irealize I have a problem with the transferThe soup does not pour well from the panespecially when I am aiming for an open-ing jus t a little larger than an inch I knowI have a funnel somewhere but I cannotset the pan down for fear of it spilling(fiddles not withstanding) while I searchfor it I finally resign myself to the factthat I am going to lose some and take mybest shot After cleaning all the soup outof the sink I head to my bunk

Its a little strange being in the V-berth while we are underway I havenever slept on Emmanuel except whenwe are at anchor or docked While there isa certain amount of noise from the water

Isle Royale - Continued from page 13

Lighthouse at Rock Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

Jim gets ready to stand his watch on our way back to Pikes Bay

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 25

rushing past the hull it is actually a sooth-ing sound I wedge myself crossways intothe V-berth but since we are not heelingand the rolling motion is more pro-nounced in the stern I am very comfort-able I read for a while and then I dozeoff All too soon Jolene is waking me upfor my next shift I put all my layers ofclothes back on including my harness andtether and head for the cockpit It is abeautiful night but the wind has easedsome so Jim has started the diesel tomaintain our speed but the sails are stillup Jim and Jolenes watch was unevent-ful except for a couple of freighters thathave just shown up on the screen Againit is Ray and I and the moonlit night Wecan see lights on the far north shore andwe are pretty sure we are seeing the lightsof Grand Marais I keep an eye on thefreighters on our screen and it soonbecomes obvious they will pass wellastern of us so I relax just a bit

I have the helm by myself for a bitwhile Ray is below and it is a huge feel-ing It is a magnificent feeling-being atthe helm of a boat like Emmanuel andsailing across this lake The full moon isstill with us and lights our way The onlysounds are those of wind water and boatEmmanuel sails along at home in thewater and happy to be underway Iremember well all my feelings of trepi-dation at the start of this journey and amamazed at how different I feel now Injust 5 days we have sailed more than 300miles put our anchor down in newanchorages and crossed this lake twiceat night In some ways it seems a shamethat I have waited until now my 48thsummer before finding out I can do thisbut at least now I know My feeling ofsatisfaction is immense

By about 2 am Ray and I have spot-ted the light from Outer Island and westart to discuss what our plan will beWere not sure if we want to stop in theislands and get some sleep or continue onto Pikes Bay Our ETA for arriving atStockton is around 5 am and gettingback to Pikes Bay would take another 2hours Since we are already a day aheadof schedule we decide to stop in theislands and see if we get a chance to sail

that day We discuss various anchoragesand Ray advocates for some locationsthat are closer to where we enter theislands but I lobby vigorously for puttingthe hook down in Presque Bay onStockton I know the bay so making ourentrance in low light doesnt bother meWe postpone a decision until Jim andJolene are back on watch At 400 amRay wakes the next shift and when Jimand Jolene are on deck we discuss ouroptions Jim decides on Presque Isle Bayand we adjust our waypoint I head belowand curl up on the settee in the main salonsince I know we are due to arrive atStockton in about an hour I doze for a bitand then Jim is waking me to help withthe anchor Once on deck I can see thatthe skies have lightened considerably andfinding a place to put the hook down iseasy Once the anchor is set I head belowfor my bunk and am sound asleep by 520am We all sleep pretty sound until about9 am and then its time for coffee

It is a warm sunny day with clearskies and is a perfect day for just hangingout and taking it easy Breakfast is throwntogether from leftovers and Jolene doesdishwashing duty afterwards There is ageneral air of somnolence on board andthe slightly humid day does nothingmuch to shake us out of our torpor By

late afternoon a craving for pasta over-takes everyone on board so I whip up abatch of Pasta Puttanesca and we all eatbig platefuls of the stuff Of course thisfeast promotes more lying about in thewarm drowsy afternoon A few hourslater ZaBreNa hails us on channel 16 andwe find out she has just reached OuterIsland We invite her to stop by for snacksand the invitation is accepted quickly Iget busy in the galley again and pull outall the leftovers and throw them on platesand bowls By the time I am doneZaBreNa is in sight and Jolene and I tieon fenders and ready lines ZaBreNacomes alongside and we raft up withouttoo much fuss Our guests come aboardEmmanuel and we all have a chance totalk over the adventure we just had andshare stories about our crossing By earlyevening we know it is time to return toPikes Bay so we haul anchor reluctantlyand motor home in the fading light of alate summer day All of us changed for-ever by this experience

Sam Hounder is former Commodoreof Black Bear Yacht Club and still serveson the Board of Directors as SocialCzarina She and husband Jim have beensailing together for over 15 years Theykeep Emmanuel in Pikersquos Bay Marina inBayfield WI

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ZaBreeNas Crew joins us for post cruise raft up at Presque Isle Bay

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

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COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

28 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

El Encierro (above) and Cut Throat (below) at the 10th Annual ADA RegattaPhotos by J H Peterson

STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

The American Sail TrainingAssociation is the hub for tall ship activi-ty expertise and information in NorthAmerica A 501(c) (3) nonprofit organi-zation focused on youth education lead-ership development and the preservationof the maritime heritage of NorthAmerica since 1973 ASTA has supportedEducation Under Sail and YouthCharacter Development aboard tall shipsIt organizes the TALL SHIPS CHAL-LENGEreg Series manages scholarshipprograms to make sail training experi-ences more affordable for young peoplegrant programs to assist crew of ASTAmember vessels with the costs of profes-sional development courses and licensingrequirements and publishes SAIL TALLSHIPS

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Racing News

Photo Credit (from Left to right) Privateer Lynx Pride of Baltimore IIAppledore V - Brian Stagner

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Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

sored by White Bear Boat Works TheLeukemia Cup Regatta on White BearLake brings together sailors from allover the upper Midwest for a weekendof racing fundraising and unabashedfun It is one of nearly forty similar sail-ing events around the country raisingawareness and funds to help find a curefor blood cancers like leukemia lym-phoma Hodgkins disease and myelo-ma

As many as 60 boats-from 14 sail-ing dinghies to 38 scows-enter this sail-ing extravaganza And every year theopportunity to sail and help others in thecommunity leaves a memorable impres-sion on everyone in attendance Since

2004 supporters of The Leukemia CupRegatta on White Bear Lake have raisedover $420000 for The Leukemia ampLymphoma Society (LLS) By register-ing for the Regatta (wwwleukemi-acuporgmn) participants become partof a nationwide movement of sailors and

other supporters who havejoined LLS in its fight againstblood cancers

This year Minnesota sailorsare raising their sails to honorAndrew Hedquist of StillwaterMN At the age of two Andrewwas diagnosed with acute myel-ogenous leukemia (AML) inMarch of 2005 It was news nei-ther of Andrews parents expect-ed to hear When Andrew wasdiagnosed we were both afraidand in disbelief said Andrewsmother Laura Hedquist Wenever had anyone close to us gothrough a serious illness letalone our little boy Followinghis diagnosis Andrew enduredfrequent trips to the doctor fiverounds of chemotherapy andtwo serious infections

Watching Andrew gothrough treatment was extremelydifficult But the help wereceived from LLS was trulyamazing said Laura We arevery thankful to have had suchwonderful support Now aseven-year-old student at SalemLutheran Andrew is doing greatHis doctors say he will be offi-

cially deemed cured this September- justin time for the Regatta Thank youbecause youre making the lives of can-cer patients easier and providing hope totheir families said Laura As a parentof a cancer patient I feel like its a bur-den lifted from my shoulders so I canfocus on caring for my son and navigat-ing the complicated world of treatmentinsurance and recovery Knowing thatyou are out there raising funds for thiscause gives great hope to familiesThose interested in attending theSeventh Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta(September 10-12) to sail in honor ofAndrew and others like him can regis-ter by visitingwwwleukemiacuporgmn

30 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

250 SAILORS JOIN FORCES IN HONOR OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ANDREW HEDQUIST OF STILLWATER

REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

fundraiser for LLS delivers New to theevent this year is The Leukemia CupLuau featuring a pig roast If you wouldlike to support the Regatta by sailingvolunteering donating an auction itemor making a donation we would love totalk with you For more informationabout The Leukemia Cup Regatta andLLS please contact Jared Nielsen at(763) 852-3004 or visit our website atwwwleukemiacuporgmn

REGATTA WEEKEND PREVIEW910 Registration amp Mount Gay Rum

Reception 500-900 PM

911 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 1 and 2Lunch provided by Jimmys Foodamp DrinkRace 3Silent AuctionThe Leukemia Cup luau featuringa pig roast Purchase dinner tickets by visit-ing wwwleukemiacuporgmn Live Music and Dancing

912 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 4 and 5Lunch provided by Roadside Pizzaamp Race Awards

ABOUT THE LEUKEMIA amp LYMPHOMA SOCIETYThe Leukemia amp Lymphoma Society isthe worlds largest voluntary healthorganization dedicated to fundingresearch education and patient servicesfor people with leukemia lymphoma ormyeloma Over one hundred thousandnew cases of these blood cancers arediagnosed in this country each year and148 people die from them every day Butmany more recover thanks in part to theefforts of The Leukemia amp LymphomaSociety and sailors across the countryLast year alone some 8400 sailorsraised $38 million to help find cures forblood cancers $78000 of that wasraised by The Leukemia Cup Regatta onWhite Bear Lake

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 31

COMPASSIONATESAILORS WANTED

Extend your passion for sailingto the race for cancer cures

The Leukemia Cup RegattaSeptember 10 ndash 12 2010

White Bear Lake MN

Join sailors from across the Twin Cities on September10-12 as they set sail for a cure on White Bear LakeFor just $95 you and your crew will enjoy five races a complimentary Mount Gay Rum cocktail receptionbreakfasts and lunches an auction and raffle and wersquoll even throw in a long-sleeve Regatta t-shirt for the skipper

Register by August 13 to get $10 off your registration fee

Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmn to register today

For more information contact Jared Nielsen at (763) 852-3004 or JaredNielsenLLSorg

Roadside Pizza Rudyrsquos Redeye Grill

Jimmyrsquos Food amp Drink

Andrew Hedquist

January 17 ndash 21 2011

For invited classes planning details and Notice of Race visit wwwPremiere-Racingcom

Key West Race Week

2011 ldquoMust Dordquo Event

+ Amazing venue

+ Legendary event

+ World-class racing

+ Affordable amp easier

Key West Race Week 2011 mdash Racing sailors from across the country are making plans for their winter escape to Key West and Premiere Racing has taken steps to reduce expenses and simplify the logistics Exciting details and real savings opportunities are posted on the event web site and will be updated throughout the coming months

Donrsquot miss North Americarsquos number one regatta for One Design IRC PHRF and Multihull classes

Phot

o A

ndy

New

man

Fl

orid

a Ke

ys N

ews

Bur

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Serving Northern Wisconsin and Northeastern Minnesota

Scott D Schoeler Accredited Marine Surveyorreg

Pre-Purchase Surveys Insurance Surveys Damage Surveys

Call 218 - 343 - 6794 Web Site wwwC3Marinecom

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Come sail with us -Lake Minnetonka toTahiti and beyond

No experience necessary

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We alter course to a heading of 171degrees which gives us an ETA at OuterIsland at 0400 We discuss watches andRay and I volunteer to take the 1600-2000 and the 1200 to 0400 watch Sincewe are about an hour into Jim andJolenes break I head below and heat upsome leftover stew for them before theyhead off watch Pretty soon it is just Rayand I in the cockpit Emmanuel is on Ottoand the conversation ranges far and wideThe day is moving slowly towardsevening and the sky is now streaked withthe pink and lavender shades of a summersunset The wind has leveled off and ourcourse has it placed solidly on our hip sowe shake the reef out of the main andunroll the rest of the jib The extra poweris helpful because the quartering seashave increased steadily and are now over4 feet I find that watching the steady andpowerful rhythm of the waves is deeplyhypnotic They are large impatient beastsand when they meet Emmanuels sleekhull they surge and seem to seek a way toclaim her when they cannot they rollunder her stern and rush around her bowand like grumpy old men who are inter-fered with mumble bitterly to themselvesas they continue on their way

When Ray comes back on deck herigs the radar deflector and I help himhoist it high in the rigging After that I gobelow and make some hot cocoa whichRay and I share along with our dwindlingsupply of seasick cookies Their abun-dance of ginger helps with queasinesswhen the seas are this rolly Emmanuel isstill sailing well and is maintainingspeeds of 7-8 knots For the next hour or

so we talk in a desultory fashion and Iwatch as dusk approaches slowly Atabout 750 I head below and shake Joleneand Jim out of their bunks By the timethey stumble up on deck they are happyto see the pot of fresh coffee ready forthem After shift turn over Ray and I headbelow and Ray disappears into his cabinI decide a thermos of hot soup would begood for the crew on watch so I get a potof tomato soup heating on the stoveBecause of the quartering seas it is stillrolly so I need the pot holders to hold thepan on the gimbaled stove Once the soupis hot I pick it up in both hands I have thethermos standing in the sink but now Irealize I have a problem with the transferThe soup does not pour well from the panespecially when I am aiming for an open-ing jus t a little larger than an inch I knowI have a funnel somewhere but I cannotset the pan down for fear of it spilling(fiddles not withstanding) while I searchfor it I finally resign myself to the factthat I am going to lose some and take mybest shot After cleaning all the soup outof the sink I head to my bunk

Its a little strange being in the V-berth while we are underway I havenever slept on Emmanuel except whenwe are at anchor or docked While there isa certain amount of noise from the water

Isle Royale - Continued from page 13

Lighthouse at Rock Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

Jim gets ready to stand his watch on our way back to Pikes Bay

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 25

rushing past the hull it is actually a sooth-ing sound I wedge myself crossways intothe V-berth but since we are not heelingand the rolling motion is more pro-nounced in the stern I am very comfort-able I read for a while and then I dozeoff All too soon Jolene is waking me upfor my next shift I put all my layers ofclothes back on including my harness andtether and head for the cockpit It is abeautiful night but the wind has easedsome so Jim has started the diesel tomaintain our speed but the sails are stillup Jim and Jolenes watch was unevent-ful except for a couple of freighters thathave just shown up on the screen Againit is Ray and I and the moonlit night Wecan see lights on the far north shore andwe are pretty sure we are seeing the lightsof Grand Marais I keep an eye on thefreighters on our screen and it soonbecomes obvious they will pass wellastern of us so I relax just a bit

I have the helm by myself for a bitwhile Ray is below and it is a huge feel-ing It is a magnificent feeling-being atthe helm of a boat like Emmanuel andsailing across this lake The full moon isstill with us and lights our way The onlysounds are those of wind water and boatEmmanuel sails along at home in thewater and happy to be underway Iremember well all my feelings of trepi-dation at the start of this journey and amamazed at how different I feel now Injust 5 days we have sailed more than 300miles put our anchor down in newanchorages and crossed this lake twiceat night In some ways it seems a shamethat I have waited until now my 48thsummer before finding out I can do thisbut at least now I know My feeling ofsatisfaction is immense

By about 2 am Ray and I have spot-ted the light from Outer Island and westart to discuss what our plan will beWere not sure if we want to stop in theislands and get some sleep or continue onto Pikes Bay Our ETA for arriving atStockton is around 5 am and gettingback to Pikes Bay would take another 2hours Since we are already a day aheadof schedule we decide to stop in theislands and see if we get a chance to sail

that day We discuss various anchoragesand Ray advocates for some locationsthat are closer to where we enter theislands but I lobby vigorously for puttingthe hook down in Presque Bay onStockton I know the bay so making ourentrance in low light doesnt bother meWe postpone a decision until Jim andJolene are back on watch At 400 amRay wakes the next shift and when Jimand Jolene are on deck we discuss ouroptions Jim decides on Presque Isle Bayand we adjust our waypoint I head belowand curl up on the settee in the main salonsince I know we are due to arrive atStockton in about an hour I doze for a bitand then Jim is waking me to help withthe anchor Once on deck I can see thatthe skies have lightened considerably andfinding a place to put the hook down iseasy Once the anchor is set I head belowfor my bunk and am sound asleep by 520am We all sleep pretty sound until about9 am and then its time for coffee

It is a warm sunny day with clearskies and is a perfect day for just hangingout and taking it easy Breakfast is throwntogether from leftovers and Jolene doesdishwashing duty afterwards There is ageneral air of somnolence on board andthe slightly humid day does nothingmuch to shake us out of our torpor By

late afternoon a craving for pasta over-takes everyone on board so I whip up abatch of Pasta Puttanesca and we all eatbig platefuls of the stuff Of course thisfeast promotes more lying about in thewarm drowsy afternoon A few hourslater ZaBreNa hails us on channel 16 andwe find out she has just reached OuterIsland We invite her to stop by for snacksand the invitation is accepted quickly Iget busy in the galley again and pull outall the leftovers and throw them on platesand bowls By the time I am doneZaBreNa is in sight and Jolene and I tieon fenders and ready lines ZaBreNacomes alongside and we raft up withouttoo much fuss Our guests come aboardEmmanuel and we all have a chance totalk over the adventure we just had andshare stories about our crossing By earlyevening we know it is time to return toPikes Bay so we haul anchor reluctantlyand motor home in the fading light of alate summer day All of us changed for-ever by this experience

Sam Hounder is former Commodoreof Black Bear Yacht Club and still serveson the Board of Directors as SocialCzarina She and husband Jim have beensailing together for over 15 years Theykeep Emmanuel in Pikersquos Bay Marina inBayfield WI

26 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

ZaBreeNas Crew joins us for post cruise raft up at Presque Isle Bay

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 27

COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

28 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

El Encierro (above) and Cut Throat (below) at the 10th Annual ADA RegattaPhotos by J H Peterson

STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

The American Sail TrainingAssociation is the hub for tall ship activi-ty expertise and information in NorthAmerica A 501(c) (3) nonprofit organi-zation focused on youth education lead-ership development and the preservationof the maritime heritage of NorthAmerica since 1973 ASTA has supportedEducation Under Sail and YouthCharacter Development aboard tall shipsIt organizes the TALL SHIPS CHAL-LENGEreg Series manages scholarshipprograms to make sail training experi-ences more affordable for young peoplegrant programs to assist crew of ASTAmember vessels with the costs of profes-sional development courses and licensingrequirements and publishes SAIL TALLSHIPS

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 29

Racing News

Photo Credit (from Left to right) Privateer Lynx Pride of Baltimore IIAppledore V - Brian Stagner

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Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

sored by White Bear Boat Works TheLeukemia Cup Regatta on White BearLake brings together sailors from allover the upper Midwest for a weekendof racing fundraising and unabashedfun It is one of nearly forty similar sail-ing events around the country raisingawareness and funds to help find a curefor blood cancers like leukemia lym-phoma Hodgkins disease and myelo-ma

As many as 60 boats-from 14 sail-ing dinghies to 38 scows-enter this sail-ing extravaganza And every year theopportunity to sail and help others in thecommunity leaves a memorable impres-sion on everyone in attendance Since

2004 supporters of The Leukemia CupRegatta on White Bear Lake have raisedover $420000 for The Leukemia ampLymphoma Society (LLS) By register-ing for the Regatta (wwwleukemi-acuporgmn) participants become partof a nationwide movement of sailors and

other supporters who havejoined LLS in its fight againstblood cancers

This year Minnesota sailorsare raising their sails to honorAndrew Hedquist of StillwaterMN At the age of two Andrewwas diagnosed with acute myel-ogenous leukemia (AML) inMarch of 2005 It was news nei-ther of Andrews parents expect-ed to hear When Andrew wasdiagnosed we were both afraidand in disbelief said Andrewsmother Laura Hedquist Wenever had anyone close to us gothrough a serious illness letalone our little boy Followinghis diagnosis Andrew enduredfrequent trips to the doctor fiverounds of chemotherapy andtwo serious infections

Watching Andrew gothrough treatment was extremelydifficult But the help wereceived from LLS was trulyamazing said Laura We arevery thankful to have had suchwonderful support Now aseven-year-old student at SalemLutheran Andrew is doing greatHis doctors say he will be offi-

cially deemed cured this September- justin time for the Regatta Thank youbecause youre making the lives of can-cer patients easier and providing hope totheir families said Laura As a parentof a cancer patient I feel like its a bur-den lifted from my shoulders so I canfocus on caring for my son and navigat-ing the complicated world of treatmentinsurance and recovery Knowing thatyou are out there raising funds for thiscause gives great hope to familiesThose interested in attending theSeventh Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta(September 10-12) to sail in honor ofAndrew and others like him can regis-ter by visitingwwwleukemiacuporgmn

30 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

250 SAILORS JOIN FORCES IN HONOR OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ANDREW HEDQUIST OF STILLWATER

REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

fundraiser for LLS delivers New to theevent this year is The Leukemia CupLuau featuring a pig roast If you wouldlike to support the Regatta by sailingvolunteering donating an auction itemor making a donation we would love totalk with you For more informationabout The Leukemia Cup Regatta andLLS please contact Jared Nielsen at(763) 852-3004 or visit our website atwwwleukemiacuporgmn

REGATTA WEEKEND PREVIEW910 Registration amp Mount Gay Rum

Reception 500-900 PM

911 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 1 and 2Lunch provided by Jimmys Foodamp DrinkRace 3Silent AuctionThe Leukemia Cup luau featuringa pig roast Purchase dinner tickets by visit-ing wwwleukemiacuporgmn Live Music and Dancing

912 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 4 and 5Lunch provided by Roadside Pizzaamp Race Awards

ABOUT THE LEUKEMIA amp LYMPHOMA SOCIETYThe Leukemia amp Lymphoma Society isthe worlds largest voluntary healthorganization dedicated to fundingresearch education and patient servicesfor people with leukemia lymphoma ormyeloma Over one hundred thousandnew cases of these blood cancers arediagnosed in this country each year and148 people die from them every day Butmany more recover thanks in part to theefforts of The Leukemia amp LymphomaSociety and sailors across the countryLast year alone some 8400 sailorsraised $38 million to help find cures forblood cancers $78000 of that wasraised by The Leukemia Cup Regatta onWhite Bear Lake

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 31

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We alter course to a heading of 171degrees which gives us an ETA at OuterIsland at 0400 We discuss watches andRay and I volunteer to take the 1600-2000 and the 1200 to 0400 watch Sincewe are about an hour into Jim andJolenes break I head below and heat upsome leftover stew for them before theyhead off watch Pretty soon it is just Rayand I in the cockpit Emmanuel is on Ottoand the conversation ranges far and wideThe day is moving slowly towardsevening and the sky is now streaked withthe pink and lavender shades of a summersunset The wind has leveled off and ourcourse has it placed solidly on our hip sowe shake the reef out of the main andunroll the rest of the jib The extra poweris helpful because the quartering seashave increased steadily and are now over4 feet I find that watching the steady andpowerful rhythm of the waves is deeplyhypnotic They are large impatient beastsand when they meet Emmanuels sleekhull they surge and seem to seek a way toclaim her when they cannot they rollunder her stern and rush around her bowand like grumpy old men who are inter-fered with mumble bitterly to themselvesas they continue on their way

When Ray comes back on deck herigs the radar deflector and I help himhoist it high in the rigging After that I gobelow and make some hot cocoa whichRay and I share along with our dwindlingsupply of seasick cookies Their abun-dance of ginger helps with queasinesswhen the seas are this rolly Emmanuel isstill sailing well and is maintainingspeeds of 7-8 knots For the next hour or

so we talk in a desultory fashion and Iwatch as dusk approaches slowly Atabout 750 I head below and shake Joleneand Jim out of their bunks By the timethey stumble up on deck they are happyto see the pot of fresh coffee ready forthem After shift turn over Ray and I headbelow and Ray disappears into his cabinI decide a thermos of hot soup would begood for the crew on watch so I get a potof tomato soup heating on the stoveBecause of the quartering seas it is stillrolly so I need the pot holders to hold thepan on the gimbaled stove Once the soupis hot I pick it up in both hands I have thethermos standing in the sink but now Irealize I have a problem with the transferThe soup does not pour well from the panespecially when I am aiming for an open-ing jus t a little larger than an inch I knowI have a funnel somewhere but I cannotset the pan down for fear of it spilling(fiddles not withstanding) while I searchfor it I finally resign myself to the factthat I am going to lose some and take mybest shot After cleaning all the soup outof the sink I head to my bunk

Its a little strange being in the V-berth while we are underway I havenever slept on Emmanuel except whenwe are at anchor or docked While there isa certain amount of noise from the water

Isle Royale - Continued from page 13

Lighthouse at Rock Harbor Photo by Jolene Boyd

Jim gets ready to stand his watch on our way back to Pikes Bay

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 25

rushing past the hull it is actually a sooth-ing sound I wedge myself crossways intothe V-berth but since we are not heelingand the rolling motion is more pro-nounced in the stern I am very comfort-able I read for a while and then I dozeoff All too soon Jolene is waking me upfor my next shift I put all my layers ofclothes back on including my harness andtether and head for the cockpit It is abeautiful night but the wind has easedsome so Jim has started the diesel tomaintain our speed but the sails are stillup Jim and Jolenes watch was unevent-ful except for a couple of freighters thathave just shown up on the screen Againit is Ray and I and the moonlit night Wecan see lights on the far north shore andwe are pretty sure we are seeing the lightsof Grand Marais I keep an eye on thefreighters on our screen and it soonbecomes obvious they will pass wellastern of us so I relax just a bit

I have the helm by myself for a bitwhile Ray is below and it is a huge feel-ing It is a magnificent feeling-being atthe helm of a boat like Emmanuel andsailing across this lake The full moon isstill with us and lights our way The onlysounds are those of wind water and boatEmmanuel sails along at home in thewater and happy to be underway Iremember well all my feelings of trepi-dation at the start of this journey and amamazed at how different I feel now Injust 5 days we have sailed more than 300miles put our anchor down in newanchorages and crossed this lake twiceat night In some ways it seems a shamethat I have waited until now my 48thsummer before finding out I can do thisbut at least now I know My feeling ofsatisfaction is immense

By about 2 am Ray and I have spot-ted the light from Outer Island and westart to discuss what our plan will beWere not sure if we want to stop in theislands and get some sleep or continue onto Pikes Bay Our ETA for arriving atStockton is around 5 am and gettingback to Pikes Bay would take another 2hours Since we are already a day aheadof schedule we decide to stop in theislands and see if we get a chance to sail

that day We discuss various anchoragesand Ray advocates for some locationsthat are closer to where we enter theislands but I lobby vigorously for puttingthe hook down in Presque Bay onStockton I know the bay so making ourentrance in low light doesnt bother meWe postpone a decision until Jim andJolene are back on watch At 400 amRay wakes the next shift and when Jimand Jolene are on deck we discuss ouroptions Jim decides on Presque Isle Bayand we adjust our waypoint I head belowand curl up on the settee in the main salonsince I know we are due to arrive atStockton in about an hour I doze for a bitand then Jim is waking me to help withthe anchor Once on deck I can see thatthe skies have lightened considerably andfinding a place to put the hook down iseasy Once the anchor is set I head belowfor my bunk and am sound asleep by 520am We all sleep pretty sound until about9 am and then its time for coffee

It is a warm sunny day with clearskies and is a perfect day for just hangingout and taking it easy Breakfast is throwntogether from leftovers and Jolene doesdishwashing duty afterwards There is ageneral air of somnolence on board andthe slightly humid day does nothingmuch to shake us out of our torpor By

late afternoon a craving for pasta over-takes everyone on board so I whip up abatch of Pasta Puttanesca and we all eatbig platefuls of the stuff Of course thisfeast promotes more lying about in thewarm drowsy afternoon A few hourslater ZaBreNa hails us on channel 16 andwe find out she has just reached OuterIsland We invite her to stop by for snacksand the invitation is accepted quickly Iget busy in the galley again and pull outall the leftovers and throw them on platesand bowls By the time I am doneZaBreNa is in sight and Jolene and I tieon fenders and ready lines ZaBreNacomes alongside and we raft up withouttoo much fuss Our guests come aboardEmmanuel and we all have a chance totalk over the adventure we just had andshare stories about our crossing By earlyevening we know it is time to return toPikes Bay so we haul anchor reluctantlyand motor home in the fading light of alate summer day All of us changed for-ever by this experience

Sam Hounder is former Commodoreof Black Bear Yacht Club and still serveson the Board of Directors as SocialCzarina She and husband Jim have beensailing together for over 15 years Theykeep Emmanuel in Pikersquos Bay Marina inBayfield WI

26 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

ZaBreeNas Crew joins us for post cruise raft up at Presque Isle Bay

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 27

COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

28 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

El Encierro (above) and Cut Throat (below) at the 10th Annual ADA RegattaPhotos by J H Peterson

STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

The American Sail TrainingAssociation is the hub for tall ship activi-ty expertise and information in NorthAmerica A 501(c) (3) nonprofit organi-zation focused on youth education lead-ership development and the preservationof the maritime heritage of NorthAmerica since 1973 ASTA has supportedEducation Under Sail and YouthCharacter Development aboard tall shipsIt organizes the TALL SHIPS CHAL-LENGEreg Series manages scholarshipprograms to make sail training experi-ences more affordable for young peoplegrant programs to assist crew of ASTAmember vessels with the costs of profes-sional development courses and licensingrequirements and publishes SAIL TALLSHIPS

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 29

Racing News

Photo Credit (from Left to right) Privateer Lynx Pride of Baltimore IIAppledore V - Brian Stagner

wwwgoodoldboatcom

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Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

sored by White Bear Boat Works TheLeukemia Cup Regatta on White BearLake brings together sailors from allover the upper Midwest for a weekendof racing fundraising and unabashedfun It is one of nearly forty similar sail-ing events around the country raisingawareness and funds to help find a curefor blood cancers like leukemia lym-phoma Hodgkins disease and myelo-ma

As many as 60 boats-from 14 sail-ing dinghies to 38 scows-enter this sail-ing extravaganza And every year theopportunity to sail and help others in thecommunity leaves a memorable impres-sion on everyone in attendance Since

2004 supporters of The Leukemia CupRegatta on White Bear Lake have raisedover $420000 for The Leukemia ampLymphoma Society (LLS) By register-ing for the Regatta (wwwleukemi-acuporgmn) participants become partof a nationwide movement of sailors and

other supporters who havejoined LLS in its fight againstblood cancers

This year Minnesota sailorsare raising their sails to honorAndrew Hedquist of StillwaterMN At the age of two Andrewwas diagnosed with acute myel-ogenous leukemia (AML) inMarch of 2005 It was news nei-ther of Andrews parents expect-ed to hear When Andrew wasdiagnosed we were both afraidand in disbelief said Andrewsmother Laura Hedquist Wenever had anyone close to us gothrough a serious illness letalone our little boy Followinghis diagnosis Andrew enduredfrequent trips to the doctor fiverounds of chemotherapy andtwo serious infections

Watching Andrew gothrough treatment was extremelydifficult But the help wereceived from LLS was trulyamazing said Laura We arevery thankful to have had suchwonderful support Now aseven-year-old student at SalemLutheran Andrew is doing greatHis doctors say he will be offi-

cially deemed cured this September- justin time for the Regatta Thank youbecause youre making the lives of can-cer patients easier and providing hope totheir families said Laura As a parentof a cancer patient I feel like its a bur-den lifted from my shoulders so I canfocus on caring for my son and navigat-ing the complicated world of treatmentinsurance and recovery Knowing thatyou are out there raising funds for thiscause gives great hope to familiesThose interested in attending theSeventh Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta(September 10-12) to sail in honor ofAndrew and others like him can regis-ter by visitingwwwleukemiacuporgmn

30 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

250 SAILORS JOIN FORCES IN HONOR OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ANDREW HEDQUIST OF STILLWATER

REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

fundraiser for LLS delivers New to theevent this year is The Leukemia CupLuau featuring a pig roast If you wouldlike to support the Regatta by sailingvolunteering donating an auction itemor making a donation we would love totalk with you For more informationabout The Leukemia Cup Regatta andLLS please contact Jared Nielsen at(763) 852-3004 or visit our website atwwwleukemiacuporgmn

REGATTA WEEKEND PREVIEW910 Registration amp Mount Gay Rum

Reception 500-900 PM

911 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 1 and 2Lunch provided by Jimmys Foodamp DrinkRace 3Silent AuctionThe Leukemia Cup luau featuringa pig roast Purchase dinner tickets by visit-ing wwwleukemiacuporgmn Live Music and Dancing

912 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 4 and 5Lunch provided by Roadside Pizzaamp Race Awards

ABOUT THE LEUKEMIA amp LYMPHOMA SOCIETYThe Leukemia amp Lymphoma Society isthe worlds largest voluntary healthorganization dedicated to fundingresearch education and patient servicesfor people with leukemia lymphoma ormyeloma Over one hundred thousandnew cases of these blood cancers arediagnosed in this country each year and148 people die from them every day Butmany more recover thanks in part to theefforts of The Leukemia amp LymphomaSociety and sailors across the countryLast year alone some 8400 sailorsraised $38 million to help find cures forblood cancers $78000 of that wasraised by The Leukemia Cup Regatta onWhite Bear Lake

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 31

COMPASSIONATESAILORS WANTED

Extend your passion for sailingto the race for cancer cures

The Leukemia Cup RegattaSeptember 10 ndash 12 2010

White Bear Lake MN

Join sailors from across the Twin Cities on September10-12 as they set sail for a cure on White Bear LakeFor just $95 you and your crew will enjoy five races a complimentary Mount Gay Rum cocktail receptionbreakfasts and lunches an auction and raffle and wersquoll even throw in a long-sleeve Regatta t-shirt for the skipper

Register by August 13 to get $10 off your registration fee

Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmn to register today

For more information contact Jared Nielsen at (763) 852-3004 or JaredNielsenLLSorg

Roadside Pizza Rudyrsquos Redeye Grill

Jimmyrsquos Food amp Drink

Andrew Hedquist

January 17 ndash 21 2011

For invited classes planning details and Notice of Race visit wwwPremiere-Racingcom

Key West Race Week

2011 ldquoMust Dordquo Event

+ Amazing venue

+ Legendary event

+ World-class racing

+ Affordable amp easier

Key West Race Week 2011 mdash Racing sailors from across the country are making plans for their winter escape to Key West and Premiere Racing has taken steps to reduce expenses and simplify the logistics Exciting details and real savings opportunities are posted on the event web site and will be updated throughout the coming months

Donrsquot miss North Americarsquos number one regatta for One Design IRC PHRF and Multihull classes

Phot

o A

ndy

New

man

Fl

orid

a Ke

ys N

ews

Bur

eau

Page 26: Isle Royale Adventure on Lake Superior · Classified And Small Display Ads 29 Subscription: Don’t Miss Another Issue 4 Visit Northern Breezes Online @ - Aug/Sept 2010 Departments

rushing past the hull it is actually a sooth-ing sound I wedge myself crossways intothe V-berth but since we are not heelingand the rolling motion is more pro-nounced in the stern I am very comfort-able I read for a while and then I dozeoff All too soon Jolene is waking me upfor my next shift I put all my layers ofclothes back on including my harness andtether and head for the cockpit It is abeautiful night but the wind has easedsome so Jim has started the diesel tomaintain our speed but the sails are stillup Jim and Jolenes watch was unevent-ful except for a couple of freighters thathave just shown up on the screen Againit is Ray and I and the moonlit night Wecan see lights on the far north shore andwe are pretty sure we are seeing the lightsof Grand Marais I keep an eye on thefreighters on our screen and it soonbecomes obvious they will pass wellastern of us so I relax just a bit

I have the helm by myself for a bitwhile Ray is below and it is a huge feel-ing It is a magnificent feeling-being atthe helm of a boat like Emmanuel andsailing across this lake The full moon isstill with us and lights our way The onlysounds are those of wind water and boatEmmanuel sails along at home in thewater and happy to be underway Iremember well all my feelings of trepi-dation at the start of this journey and amamazed at how different I feel now Injust 5 days we have sailed more than 300miles put our anchor down in newanchorages and crossed this lake twiceat night In some ways it seems a shamethat I have waited until now my 48thsummer before finding out I can do thisbut at least now I know My feeling ofsatisfaction is immense

By about 2 am Ray and I have spot-ted the light from Outer Island and westart to discuss what our plan will beWere not sure if we want to stop in theislands and get some sleep or continue onto Pikes Bay Our ETA for arriving atStockton is around 5 am and gettingback to Pikes Bay would take another 2hours Since we are already a day aheadof schedule we decide to stop in theislands and see if we get a chance to sail

that day We discuss various anchoragesand Ray advocates for some locationsthat are closer to where we enter theislands but I lobby vigorously for puttingthe hook down in Presque Bay onStockton I know the bay so making ourentrance in low light doesnt bother meWe postpone a decision until Jim andJolene are back on watch At 400 amRay wakes the next shift and when Jimand Jolene are on deck we discuss ouroptions Jim decides on Presque Isle Bayand we adjust our waypoint I head belowand curl up on the settee in the main salonsince I know we are due to arrive atStockton in about an hour I doze for a bitand then Jim is waking me to help withthe anchor Once on deck I can see thatthe skies have lightened considerably andfinding a place to put the hook down iseasy Once the anchor is set I head belowfor my bunk and am sound asleep by 520am We all sleep pretty sound until about9 am and then its time for coffee

It is a warm sunny day with clearskies and is a perfect day for just hangingout and taking it easy Breakfast is throwntogether from leftovers and Jolene doesdishwashing duty afterwards There is ageneral air of somnolence on board andthe slightly humid day does nothingmuch to shake us out of our torpor By

late afternoon a craving for pasta over-takes everyone on board so I whip up abatch of Pasta Puttanesca and we all eatbig platefuls of the stuff Of course thisfeast promotes more lying about in thewarm drowsy afternoon A few hourslater ZaBreNa hails us on channel 16 andwe find out she has just reached OuterIsland We invite her to stop by for snacksand the invitation is accepted quickly Iget busy in the galley again and pull outall the leftovers and throw them on platesand bowls By the time I am doneZaBreNa is in sight and Jolene and I tieon fenders and ready lines ZaBreNacomes alongside and we raft up withouttoo much fuss Our guests come aboardEmmanuel and we all have a chance totalk over the adventure we just had andshare stories about our crossing By earlyevening we know it is time to return toPikes Bay so we haul anchor reluctantlyand motor home in the fading light of alate summer day All of us changed for-ever by this experience

Sam Hounder is former Commodoreof Black Bear Yacht Club and still serveson the Board of Directors as SocialCzarina She and husband Jim have beensailing together for over 15 years Theykeep Emmanuel in Pikersquos Bay Marina inBayfield WI

26 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

ZaBreeNas Crew joins us for post cruise raft up at Presque Isle Bay

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 27

COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

28 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

El Encierro (above) and Cut Throat (below) at the 10th Annual ADA RegattaPhotos by J H Peterson

STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

The American Sail TrainingAssociation is the hub for tall ship activi-ty expertise and information in NorthAmerica A 501(c) (3) nonprofit organi-zation focused on youth education lead-ership development and the preservationof the maritime heritage of NorthAmerica since 1973 ASTA has supportedEducation Under Sail and YouthCharacter Development aboard tall shipsIt organizes the TALL SHIPS CHAL-LENGEreg Series manages scholarshipprograms to make sail training experi-ences more affordable for young peoplegrant programs to assist crew of ASTAmember vessels with the costs of profes-sional development courses and licensingrequirements and publishes SAIL TALLSHIPS

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 29

Racing News

Photo Credit (from Left to right) Privateer Lynx Pride of Baltimore IIAppledore V - Brian Stagner

wwwgoodoldboatcom

FREE Sample IssueJoin our community of sailors

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Address

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Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

sored by White Bear Boat Works TheLeukemia Cup Regatta on White BearLake brings together sailors from allover the upper Midwest for a weekendof racing fundraising and unabashedfun It is one of nearly forty similar sail-ing events around the country raisingawareness and funds to help find a curefor blood cancers like leukemia lym-phoma Hodgkins disease and myelo-ma

As many as 60 boats-from 14 sail-ing dinghies to 38 scows-enter this sail-ing extravaganza And every year theopportunity to sail and help others in thecommunity leaves a memorable impres-sion on everyone in attendance Since

2004 supporters of The Leukemia CupRegatta on White Bear Lake have raisedover $420000 for The Leukemia ampLymphoma Society (LLS) By register-ing for the Regatta (wwwleukemi-acuporgmn) participants become partof a nationwide movement of sailors and

other supporters who havejoined LLS in its fight againstblood cancers

This year Minnesota sailorsare raising their sails to honorAndrew Hedquist of StillwaterMN At the age of two Andrewwas diagnosed with acute myel-ogenous leukemia (AML) inMarch of 2005 It was news nei-ther of Andrews parents expect-ed to hear When Andrew wasdiagnosed we were both afraidand in disbelief said Andrewsmother Laura Hedquist Wenever had anyone close to us gothrough a serious illness letalone our little boy Followinghis diagnosis Andrew enduredfrequent trips to the doctor fiverounds of chemotherapy andtwo serious infections

Watching Andrew gothrough treatment was extremelydifficult But the help wereceived from LLS was trulyamazing said Laura We arevery thankful to have had suchwonderful support Now aseven-year-old student at SalemLutheran Andrew is doing greatHis doctors say he will be offi-

cially deemed cured this September- justin time for the Regatta Thank youbecause youre making the lives of can-cer patients easier and providing hope totheir families said Laura As a parentof a cancer patient I feel like its a bur-den lifted from my shoulders so I canfocus on caring for my son and navigat-ing the complicated world of treatmentinsurance and recovery Knowing thatyou are out there raising funds for thiscause gives great hope to familiesThose interested in attending theSeventh Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta(September 10-12) to sail in honor ofAndrew and others like him can regis-ter by visitingwwwleukemiacuporgmn

30 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

250 SAILORS JOIN FORCES IN HONOR OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ANDREW HEDQUIST OF STILLWATER

REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

fundraiser for LLS delivers New to theevent this year is The Leukemia CupLuau featuring a pig roast If you wouldlike to support the Regatta by sailingvolunteering donating an auction itemor making a donation we would love totalk with you For more informationabout The Leukemia Cup Regatta andLLS please contact Jared Nielsen at(763) 852-3004 or visit our website atwwwleukemiacuporgmn

REGATTA WEEKEND PREVIEW910 Registration amp Mount Gay Rum

Reception 500-900 PM

911 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 1 and 2Lunch provided by Jimmys Foodamp DrinkRace 3Silent AuctionThe Leukemia Cup luau featuringa pig roast Purchase dinner tickets by visit-ing wwwleukemiacuporgmn Live Music and Dancing

912 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 4 and 5Lunch provided by Roadside Pizzaamp Race Awards

ABOUT THE LEUKEMIA amp LYMPHOMA SOCIETYThe Leukemia amp Lymphoma Society isthe worlds largest voluntary healthorganization dedicated to fundingresearch education and patient servicesfor people with leukemia lymphoma ormyeloma Over one hundred thousandnew cases of these blood cancers arediagnosed in this country each year and148 people die from them every day Butmany more recover thanks in part to theefforts of The Leukemia amp LymphomaSociety and sailors across the countryLast year alone some 8400 sailorsraised $38 million to help find cures forblood cancers $78000 of that wasraised by The Leukemia Cup Regatta onWhite Bear Lake

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 31

COMPASSIONATESAILORS WANTED

Extend your passion for sailingto the race for cancer cures

The Leukemia Cup RegattaSeptember 10 ndash 12 2010

White Bear Lake MN

Join sailors from across the Twin Cities on September10-12 as they set sail for a cure on White Bear LakeFor just $95 you and your crew will enjoy five races a complimentary Mount Gay Rum cocktail receptionbreakfasts and lunches an auction and raffle and wersquoll even throw in a long-sleeve Regatta t-shirt for the skipper

Register by August 13 to get $10 off your registration fee

Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmn to register today

For more information contact Jared Nielsen at (763) 852-3004 or JaredNielsenLLSorg

Roadside Pizza Rudyrsquos Redeye Grill

Jimmyrsquos Food amp Drink

Andrew Hedquist

January 17 ndash 21 2011

For invited classes planning details and Notice of Race visit wwwPremiere-Racingcom

Key West Race Week

2011 ldquoMust Dordquo Event

+ Amazing venue

+ Legendary event

+ World-class racing

+ Affordable amp easier

Key West Race Week 2011 mdash Racing sailors from across the country are making plans for their winter escape to Key West and Premiere Racing has taken steps to reduce expenses and simplify the logistics Exciting details and real savings opportunities are posted on the event web site and will be updated throughout the coming months

Donrsquot miss North Americarsquos number one regatta for One Design IRC PHRF and Multihull classes

Phot

o A

ndy

New

man

Fl

orid

a Ke

ys N

ews

Bur

eau

Page 27: Isle Royale Adventure on Lake Superior · Classified And Small Display Ads 29 Subscription: Don’t Miss Another Issue 4 Visit Northern Breezes Online @ - Aug/Sept 2010 Departments

After dominating the standings onday one of racing for the 2010

ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship the College ofCharleston had a 35-point lead on theirclosest competitor (Boston College) asthe final day of racing for the champi-onship title got underway May 28th onLake Mendota Madison Wisc Theless than cooperative breeze ultimatelyallowed B-Division to complete a set(two races) while A-Division was con-strained to only one race (11 A) beforethe evasive breeze finally eliminatedthe chance to complete that set The netresult was each division would count10 races which for the Cougars cameto 22 points from A- and 62 points fromB-Division to equal 84 for the champi-onship win Having lost this title lastyear by nine points College ofCharlestonrsquos final score was 25 pointsbetter than BC who retained secondoverall with 109 points This is the sec-ond ICSA Womenrsquos NationalChampionship title won by theCougars their first was in 2006

ldquoWe had one race today but thebreeze ran out so only the 10 that weresailed yesterday countedrdquo said A-Division senior skipper Allison Blecher(Fullerton Calif) who sailed with soph-omore crew Alyssa Aitken (SandwichMass) ldquoIt was a little frustrating attimes when the breeze would shutdown but we just zoned in on what wasworking Three of us ndash Shannon[Heausler] Becky [Rebecca Bestoso]and I ndash were on the team freshman yearand wersquove learned a lot since then(2007 when The Cougars finished sec-ond in the run for the title) We managedto pull out a big win and it surprised usthat we did as well as we did None ofus look at the scores our crews tend toa little so they know whatrsquos going butwe mostly leave that to the coaches Itrsquosa dream come true for most of us I canrsquotsee straight yetrdquo

ldquoThe girls put in a tremendous effortthis yearrdquo said Ward Cromwell HeadCoach at College of CharlestonldquoTheyrsquove been travelling together thewhole year gone to pretty much everyintersectional together and worked hardas a team all year long I think the teamcamaraderie that theyrsquove developed overthe season has been particularly impor-tant And the experience that they havegained over the last four years is certain-ly very important Itrsquos great Irsquom happyfor the girlsrdquo

Boston Collegersquos B-Division skip-per Emily Maxwell (StoningtonConn) with crew Elizabeth Dudley(Queenstown Md) both juniors fin-ished 5-10 in todayrsquos two races to chipaway at the point spread between BCand Charleston Their 50 points plusthe 59 from A-Division skipper AnneHaeger (Lake Forest Ill) and EmilyMassa (Barrington RI) both sopho-mores closed the gap from 35 to 25points and put BC second overall in thechampionship standings with 109points

Old Dominionrsquos B-Division senior

skipper Katrina Williams (PembrokeBermuda) with freshman crew ShannonWilkins (Kennett Square Penn) won thelast race of the championship after finish-ing second in the dayrsquos earlier raceFinishing second in the B-Division stand-ings their 53 points combined with the78 from A-Division ndash junior skipperStephanie Roble (East Troy Wisc) withsophomore crew Emily Reich (OakBluffs Mass) ndash to earn ODU third placeoverall in the championship as theyedged out Tufts University with whomthey were tied at 131 total points

The win of the ICSA WomenrsquosNational Championship also puts Collegeof Charleston in the running for theFowle Trophy which recognizes theyearrsquos best all-around performance in col-lege sailing ldquoIt shows the depth ofstrength in our teamrdquo Cromwellexplained ldquoWe have dinghy sailors thatcan sail sloops We have laser sailors thatcan sail dinghies [Juan Maegli won theICSALaser Performance MenrsquosSinglehanded Championship last fall]and starting tomorrow wersquoll find out if wehave sailors that can team racerdquo

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 27

COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON COUGARS WIN 2010 ICSA WOMENrsquoS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

ICSA Womenrsquos National Championship College of Charleston B-Division teamof seniors Shannon Heausler (Tampa Fla) and Rebecca Bestoso (Erie Pa)Photo by GTSphotoscom

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

28 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

El Encierro (above) and Cut Throat (below) at the 10th Annual ADA RegattaPhotos by J H Peterson

STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

The American Sail TrainingAssociation is the hub for tall ship activi-ty expertise and information in NorthAmerica A 501(c) (3) nonprofit organi-zation focused on youth education lead-ership development and the preservationof the maritime heritage of NorthAmerica since 1973 ASTA has supportedEducation Under Sail and YouthCharacter Development aboard tall shipsIt organizes the TALL SHIPS CHAL-LENGEreg Series manages scholarshipprograms to make sail training experi-ences more affordable for young peoplegrant programs to assist crew of ASTAmember vessels with the costs of profes-sional development courses and licensingrequirements and publishes SAIL TALLSHIPS

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 29

Racing News

Photo Credit (from Left to right) Privateer Lynx Pride of Baltimore IIAppledore V - Brian Stagner

wwwgoodoldboatcom

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Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

sored by White Bear Boat Works TheLeukemia Cup Regatta on White BearLake brings together sailors from allover the upper Midwest for a weekendof racing fundraising and unabashedfun It is one of nearly forty similar sail-ing events around the country raisingawareness and funds to help find a curefor blood cancers like leukemia lym-phoma Hodgkins disease and myelo-ma

As many as 60 boats-from 14 sail-ing dinghies to 38 scows-enter this sail-ing extravaganza And every year theopportunity to sail and help others in thecommunity leaves a memorable impres-sion on everyone in attendance Since

2004 supporters of The Leukemia CupRegatta on White Bear Lake have raisedover $420000 for The Leukemia ampLymphoma Society (LLS) By register-ing for the Regatta (wwwleukemi-acuporgmn) participants become partof a nationwide movement of sailors and

other supporters who havejoined LLS in its fight againstblood cancers

This year Minnesota sailorsare raising their sails to honorAndrew Hedquist of StillwaterMN At the age of two Andrewwas diagnosed with acute myel-ogenous leukemia (AML) inMarch of 2005 It was news nei-ther of Andrews parents expect-ed to hear When Andrew wasdiagnosed we were both afraidand in disbelief said Andrewsmother Laura Hedquist Wenever had anyone close to us gothrough a serious illness letalone our little boy Followinghis diagnosis Andrew enduredfrequent trips to the doctor fiverounds of chemotherapy andtwo serious infections

Watching Andrew gothrough treatment was extremelydifficult But the help wereceived from LLS was trulyamazing said Laura We arevery thankful to have had suchwonderful support Now aseven-year-old student at SalemLutheran Andrew is doing greatHis doctors say he will be offi-

cially deemed cured this September- justin time for the Regatta Thank youbecause youre making the lives of can-cer patients easier and providing hope totheir families said Laura As a parentof a cancer patient I feel like its a bur-den lifted from my shoulders so I canfocus on caring for my son and navigat-ing the complicated world of treatmentinsurance and recovery Knowing thatyou are out there raising funds for thiscause gives great hope to familiesThose interested in attending theSeventh Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta(September 10-12) to sail in honor ofAndrew and others like him can regis-ter by visitingwwwleukemiacuporgmn

30 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

250 SAILORS JOIN FORCES IN HONOR OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ANDREW HEDQUIST OF STILLWATER

REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

fundraiser for LLS delivers New to theevent this year is The Leukemia CupLuau featuring a pig roast If you wouldlike to support the Regatta by sailingvolunteering donating an auction itemor making a donation we would love totalk with you For more informationabout The Leukemia Cup Regatta andLLS please contact Jared Nielsen at(763) 852-3004 or visit our website atwwwleukemiacuporgmn

REGATTA WEEKEND PREVIEW910 Registration amp Mount Gay Rum

Reception 500-900 PM

911 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 1 and 2Lunch provided by Jimmys Foodamp DrinkRace 3Silent AuctionThe Leukemia Cup luau featuringa pig roast Purchase dinner tickets by visit-ing wwwleukemiacuporgmn Live Music and Dancing

912 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 4 and 5Lunch provided by Roadside Pizzaamp Race Awards

ABOUT THE LEUKEMIA amp LYMPHOMA SOCIETYThe Leukemia amp Lymphoma Society isthe worlds largest voluntary healthorganization dedicated to fundingresearch education and patient servicesfor people with leukemia lymphoma ormyeloma Over one hundred thousandnew cases of these blood cancers arediagnosed in this country each year and148 people die from them every day Butmany more recover thanks in part to theefforts of The Leukemia amp LymphomaSociety and sailors across the countryLast year alone some 8400 sailorsraised $38 million to help find cures forblood cancers $78000 of that wasraised by The Leukemia Cup Regatta onWhite Bear Lake

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 31

COMPASSIONATESAILORS WANTED

Extend your passion for sailingto the race for cancer cures

The Leukemia Cup RegattaSeptember 10 ndash 12 2010

White Bear Lake MN

Join sailors from across the Twin Cities on September10-12 as they set sail for a cure on White Bear LakeFor just $95 you and your crew will enjoy five races a complimentary Mount Gay Rum cocktail receptionbreakfasts and lunches an auction and raffle and wersquoll even throw in a long-sleeve Regatta t-shirt for the skipper

Register by August 13 to get $10 off your registration fee

Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmn to register today

For more information contact Jared Nielsen at (763) 852-3004 or JaredNielsenLLSorg

Roadside Pizza Rudyrsquos Redeye Grill

Jimmyrsquos Food amp Drink

Andrew Hedquist

January 17 ndash 21 2011

For invited classes planning details and Notice of Race visit wwwPremiere-Racingcom

Key West Race Week

2011 ldquoMust Dordquo Event

+ Amazing venue

+ Legendary event

+ World-class racing

+ Affordable amp easier

Key West Race Week 2011 mdash Racing sailors from across the country are making plans for their winter escape to Key West and Premiere Racing has taken steps to reduce expenses and simplify the logistics Exciting details and real savings opportunities are posted on the event web site and will be updated throughout the coming months

Donrsquot miss North Americarsquos number one regatta for One Design IRC PHRF and Multihull classes

Phot

o A

ndy

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man

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a Ke

ys N

ews

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Page 28: Isle Royale Adventure on Lake Superior · Classified And Small Display Ads 29 Subscription: Don’t Miss Another Issue 4 Visit Northern Breezes Online @ - Aug/Sept 2010 Departments

Racing News10th Annual ADA RegattaWeekend presented byGeneral Mills Wayzata Yacht Club LakeMinnetonka MN June 11-13 2010

The ADA Regatta in conjunctionwith the WYC hosted Wine on

Wayzata Bay event raised over $34000for Diabetes Research and programs inMinnesota

Race ResultsJ22 - HolmNeffJ24 - Merry Beth HoveyMORC II - Jeff KirbyMORC III - Jack Christofersen

Capri 25 - BullSacksSonar - Bert FosterPHRF I - ElsenClarkQuastPHRF II - SussmanBrooks

Great Lakes Uniteds ldquoRaceto Save the Lakesrdquo kicks offin ClevelandEight tall ships raced from Clevelandto Pelee Island to promote GreatLakes protection

Eight of the tall ships departedCleveland on July 12th at the conclu-

sion of the successful Cleveland TallShipsreg Festival sponsored by the Port ofCleveland The Rotary Club ofCleveland to participate in the first raceleg from Cleveland to Pelee Island Thisis the first leg of four Tall Shipsreg racesthat will take place in the Great Lakes thissummer as part of the American SailTraining Associations Great LakesUnited TALL SHIPS CHALLENGEreg

2010 series The race has been termedThe Race to Save the Lakes as theships sail with the message of water con-servation and the preservation of theGreat Lakes

Pride of Baltimore II and LYNX wereneck and neck at the start with a strongwind only to have the wind diminish justshort of the finish line Pride ofBaltimore II was ahead by 6 miles whenthe race was called due to time expirationThe race was conducted within the guide-lines of Sail Training Internationals rac-ing and sailing rules which divided thefleet into two groups Class A and ClassB C and D vessels The first group tocross the starting line (Class A division)included two International vessels BarkEuropa from The Netherlands and RoaldAmundsen from Germany The secondgroup (Class B C and D division) includ-ed Pride of Baltimore II (USA) SVDenis Sullivan (USA) Privateer Lynx(USA) and Appledore V (USA) as wellas the brigantines STV Pathfinder and

28 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

El Encierro (above) and Cut Throat (below) at the 10th Annual ADA RegattaPhotos by J H Peterson

STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

The American Sail TrainingAssociation is the hub for tall ship activi-ty expertise and information in NorthAmerica A 501(c) (3) nonprofit organi-zation focused on youth education lead-ership development and the preservationof the maritime heritage of NorthAmerica since 1973 ASTA has supportedEducation Under Sail and YouthCharacter Development aboard tall shipsIt organizes the TALL SHIPS CHAL-LENGEreg Series manages scholarshipprograms to make sail training experi-ences more affordable for young peoplegrant programs to assist crew of ASTAmember vessels with the costs of profes-sional development courses and licensingrequirements and publishes SAIL TALLSHIPS

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 29

Racing News

Photo Credit (from Left to right) Privateer Lynx Pride of Baltimore IIAppledore V - Brian Stagner

wwwgoodoldboatcom

FREE Sample IssueJoin our community of sailors

Subscription

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Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

sored by White Bear Boat Works TheLeukemia Cup Regatta on White BearLake brings together sailors from allover the upper Midwest for a weekendof racing fundraising and unabashedfun It is one of nearly forty similar sail-ing events around the country raisingawareness and funds to help find a curefor blood cancers like leukemia lym-phoma Hodgkins disease and myelo-ma

As many as 60 boats-from 14 sail-ing dinghies to 38 scows-enter this sail-ing extravaganza And every year theopportunity to sail and help others in thecommunity leaves a memorable impres-sion on everyone in attendance Since

2004 supporters of The Leukemia CupRegatta on White Bear Lake have raisedover $420000 for The Leukemia ampLymphoma Society (LLS) By register-ing for the Regatta (wwwleukemi-acuporgmn) participants become partof a nationwide movement of sailors and

other supporters who havejoined LLS in its fight againstblood cancers

This year Minnesota sailorsare raising their sails to honorAndrew Hedquist of StillwaterMN At the age of two Andrewwas diagnosed with acute myel-ogenous leukemia (AML) inMarch of 2005 It was news nei-ther of Andrews parents expect-ed to hear When Andrew wasdiagnosed we were both afraidand in disbelief said Andrewsmother Laura Hedquist Wenever had anyone close to us gothrough a serious illness letalone our little boy Followinghis diagnosis Andrew enduredfrequent trips to the doctor fiverounds of chemotherapy andtwo serious infections

Watching Andrew gothrough treatment was extremelydifficult But the help wereceived from LLS was trulyamazing said Laura We arevery thankful to have had suchwonderful support Now aseven-year-old student at SalemLutheran Andrew is doing greatHis doctors say he will be offi-

cially deemed cured this September- justin time for the Regatta Thank youbecause youre making the lives of can-cer patients easier and providing hope totheir families said Laura As a parentof a cancer patient I feel like its a bur-den lifted from my shoulders so I canfocus on caring for my son and navigat-ing the complicated world of treatmentinsurance and recovery Knowing thatyou are out there raising funds for thiscause gives great hope to familiesThose interested in attending theSeventh Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta(September 10-12) to sail in honor ofAndrew and others like him can regis-ter by visitingwwwleukemiacuporgmn

30 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

250 SAILORS JOIN FORCES IN HONOR OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ANDREW HEDQUIST OF STILLWATER

REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

fundraiser for LLS delivers New to theevent this year is The Leukemia CupLuau featuring a pig roast If you wouldlike to support the Regatta by sailingvolunteering donating an auction itemor making a donation we would love totalk with you For more informationabout The Leukemia Cup Regatta andLLS please contact Jared Nielsen at(763) 852-3004 or visit our website atwwwleukemiacuporgmn

REGATTA WEEKEND PREVIEW910 Registration amp Mount Gay Rum

Reception 500-900 PM

911 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 1 and 2Lunch provided by Jimmys Foodamp DrinkRace 3Silent AuctionThe Leukemia Cup luau featuringa pig roast Purchase dinner tickets by visit-ing wwwleukemiacuporgmn Live Music and Dancing

912 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 4 and 5Lunch provided by Roadside Pizzaamp Race Awards

ABOUT THE LEUKEMIA amp LYMPHOMA SOCIETYThe Leukemia amp Lymphoma Society isthe worlds largest voluntary healthorganization dedicated to fundingresearch education and patient servicesfor people with leukemia lymphoma ormyeloma Over one hundred thousandnew cases of these blood cancers arediagnosed in this country each year and148 people die from them every day Butmany more recover thanks in part to theefforts of The Leukemia amp LymphomaSociety and sailors across the countryLast year alone some 8400 sailorsraised $38 million to help find cures forblood cancers $78000 of that wasraised by The Leukemia Cup Regatta onWhite Bear Lake

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 31

COMPASSIONATESAILORS WANTED

Extend your passion for sailingto the race for cancer cures

The Leukemia Cup RegattaSeptember 10 ndash 12 2010

White Bear Lake MN

Join sailors from across the Twin Cities on September10-12 as they set sail for a cure on White Bear LakeFor just $95 you and your crew will enjoy five races a complimentary Mount Gay Rum cocktail receptionbreakfasts and lunches an auction and raffle and wersquoll even throw in a long-sleeve Regatta t-shirt for the skipper

Register by August 13 to get $10 off your registration fee

Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmn to register today

For more information contact Jared Nielsen at (763) 852-3004 or JaredNielsenLLSorg

Roadside Pizza Rudyrsquos Redeye Grill

Jimmyrsquos Food amp Drink

Andrew Hedquist

January 17 ndash 21 2011

For invited classes planning details and Notice of Race visit wwwPremiere-Racingcom

Key West Race Week

2011 ldquoMust Dordquo Event

+ Amazing venue

+ Legendary event

+ World-class racing

+ Affordable amp easier

Key West Race Week 2011 mdash Racing sailors from across the country are making plans for their winter escape to Key West and Premiere Racing has taken steps to reduce expenses and simplify the logistics Exciting details and real savings opportunities are posted on the event web site and will be updated throughout the coming months

Donrsquot miss North Americarsquos number one regatta for One Design IRC PHRF and Multihull classes

Phot

o A

ndy

New

man

Fl

orid

a Ke

ys N

ews

Bur

eau

Page 29: Isle Royale Adventure on Lake Superior · Classified And Small Display Ads 29 Subscription: Don’t Miss Another Issue 4 Visit Northern Breezes Online @ - Aug/Sept 2010 Departments

STV Playfair from Canada The race wasapproximately 30 nautical miles endingMonday evening

The American Sail TrainingAssociation is the hub for tall ship activi-ty expertise and information in NorthAmerica A 501(c) (3) nonprofit organi-zation focused on youth education lead-ership development and the preservationof the maritime heritage of NorthAmerica since 1973 ASTA has supportedEducation Under Sail and YouthCharacter Development aboard tall shipsIt organizes the TALL SHIPS CHAL-LENGEreg Series manages scholarshipprograms to make sail training experi-ences more affordable for young peoplegrant programs to assist crew of ASTAmember vessels with the costs of profes-sional development courses and licensingrequirements and publishes SAIL TALLSHIPS

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 29

Racing News

Photo Credit (from Left to right) Privateer Lynx Pride of Baltimore IIAppledore V - Brian Stagner

wwwgoodoldboatcom

FREE Sample IssueJoin our community of sailors

Subscription

Name

Address

CityStateZip

Phone Number Email

$1999 for one year (5 issues)

$2999 for two years (10 issues)

$3999 for three years (15 issues)

Gift Subscription + 2 years for me ($3999)

(In Canada add $12 US per year)

Card for gift subscription to read

Get Northern Breezes delivered to your mailbox5 times a year Mail in the form below call us or go towwwsailingbreezescomsubscribehtm

Mail to Northern Breezes Inc3949 Winnetka Ave NMinneapolis MN 55427

Is this a renewal YES NO

Payment Enclosed

Bill my VisaMastercard

Card Number

Exp V-Code

Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

sored by White Bear Boat Works TheLeukemia Cup Regatta on White BearLake brings together sailors from allover the upper Midwest for a weekendof racing fundraising and unabashedfun It is one of nearly forty similar sail-ing events around the country raisingawareness and funds to help find a curefor blood cancers like leukemia lym-phoma Hodgkins disease and myelo-ma

As many as 60 boats-from 14 sail-ing dinghies to 38 scows-enter this sail-ing extravaganza And every year theopportunity to sail and help others in thecommunity leaves a memorable impres-sion on everyone in attendance Since

2004 supporters of The Leukemia CupRegatta on White Bear Lake have raisedover $420000 for The Leukemia ampLymphoma Society (LLS) By register-ing for the Regatta (wwwleukemi-acuporgmn) participants become partof a nationwide movement of sailors and

other supporters who havejoined LLS in its fight againstblood cancers

This year Minnesota sailorsare raising their sails to honorAndrew Hedquist of StillwaterMN At the age of two Andrewwas diagnosed with acute myel-ogenous leukemia (AML) inMarch of 2005 It was news nei-ther of Andrews parents expect-ed to hear When Andrew wasdiagnosed we were both afraidand in disbelief said Andrewsmother Laura Hedquist Wenever had anyone close to us gothrough a serious illness letalone our little boy Followinghis diagnosis Andrew enduredfrequent trips to the doctor fiverounds of chemotherapy andtwo serious infections

Watching Andrew gothrough treatment was extremelydifficult But the help wereceived from LLS was trulyamazing said Laura We arevery thankful to have had suchwonderful support Now aseven-year-old student at SalemLutheran Andrew is doing greatHis doctors say he will be offi-

cially deemed cured this September- justin time for the Regatta Thank youbecause youre making the lives of can-cer patients easier and providing hope totheir families said Laura As a parentof a cancer patient I feel like its a bur-den lifted from my shoulders so I canfocus on caring for my son and navigat-ing the complicated world of treatmentinsurance and recovery Knowing thatyou are out there raising funds for thiscause gives great hope to familiesThose interested in attending theSeventh Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta(September 10-12) to sail in honor ofAndrew and others like him can regis-ter by visitingwwwleukemiacuporgmn

30 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

250 SAILORS JOIN FORCES IN HONOR OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ANDREW HEDQUIST OF STILLWATER

REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

fundraiser for LLS delivers New to theevent this year is The Leukemia CupLuau featuring a pig roast If you wouldlike to support the Regatta by sailingvolunteering donating an auction itemor making a donation we would love totalk with you For more informationabout The Leukemia Cup Regatta andLLS please contact Jared Nielsen at(763) 852-3004 or visit our website atwwwleukemiacuporgmn

REGATTA WEEKEND PREVIEW910 Registration amp Mount Gay Rum

Reception 500-900 PM

911 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 1 and 2Lunch provided by Jimmys Foodamp DrinkRace 3Silent AuctionThe Leukemia Cup luau featuringa pig roast Purchase dinner tickets by visit-ing wwwleukemiacuporgmn Live Music and Dancing

912 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 4 and 5Lunch provided by Roadside Pizzaamp Race Awards

ABOUT THE LEUKEMIA amp LYMPHOMA SOCIETYThe Leukemia amp Lymphoma Society isthe worlds largest voluntary healthorganization dedicated to fundingresearch education and patient servicesfor people with leukemia lymphoma ormyeloma Over one hundred thousandnew cases of these blood cancers arediagnosed in this country each year and148 people die from them every day Butmany more recover thanks in part to theefforts of The Leukemia amp LymphomaSociety and sailors across the countryLast year alone some 8400 sailorsraised $38 million to help find cures forblood cancers $78000 of that wasraised by The Leukemia Cup Regatta onWhite Bear Lake

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 31

COMPASSIONATESAILORS WANTED

Extend your passion for sailingto the race for cancer cures

The Leukemia Cup RegattaSeptember 10 ndash 12 2010

White Bear Lake MN

Join sailors from across the Twin Cities on September10-12 as they set sail for a cure on White Bear LakeFor just $95 you and your crew will enjoy five races a complimentary Mount Gay Rum cocktail receptionbreakfasts and lunches an auction and raffle and wersquoll even throw in a long-sleeve Regatta t-shirt for the skipper

Register by August 13 to get $10 off your registration fee

Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmn to register today

For more information contact Jared Nielsen at (763) 852-3004 or JaredNielsenLLSorg

Roadside Pizza Rudyrsquos Redeye Grill

Jimmyrsquos Food amp Drink

Andrew Hedquist

January 17 ndash 21 2011

For invited classes planning details and Notice of Race visit wwwPremiere-Racingcom

Key West Race Week

2011 ldquoMust Dordquo Event

+ Amazing venue

+ Legendary event

+ World-class racing

+ Affordable amp easier

Key West Race Week 2011 mdash Racing sailors from across the country are making plans for their winter escape to Key West and Premiere Racing has taken steps to reduce expenses and simplify the logistics Exciting details and real savings opportunities are posted on the event web site and will be updated throughout the coming months

Donrsquot miss North Americarsquos number one regatta for One Design IRC PHRF and Multihull classes

Phot

o A

ndy

New

man

Fl

orid

a Ke

ys N

ews

Bur

eau

Page 30: Isle Royale Adventure on Lake Superior · Classified And Small Display Ads 29 Subscription: Don’t Miss Another Issue 4 Visit Northern Breezes Online @ - Aug/Sept 2010 Departments

Co-hosted by the Black Bear andWhite Bear Yacht Clubs and spon-

sored by White Bear Boat Works TheLeukemia Cup Regatta on White BearLake brings together sailors from allover the upper Midwest for a weekendof racing fundraising and unabashedfun It is one of nearly forty similar sail-ing events around the country raisingawareness and funds to help find a curefor blood cancers like leukemia lym-phoma Hodgkins disease and myelo-ma

As many as 60 boats-from 14 sail-ing dinghies to 38 scows-enter this sail-ing extravaganza And every year theopportunity to sail and help others in thecommunity leaves a memorable impres-sion on everyone in attendance Since

2004 supporters of The Leukemia CupRegatta on White Bear Lake have raisedover $420000 for The Leukemia ampLymphoma Society (LLS) By register-ing for the Regatta (wwwleukemi-acuporgmn) participants become partof a nationwide movement of sailors and

other supporters who havejoined LLS in its fight againstblood cancers

This year Minnesota sailorsare raising their sails to honorAndrew Hedquist of StillwaterMN At the age of two Andrewwas diagnosed with acute myel-ogenous leukemia (AML) inMarch of 2005 It was news nei-ther of Andrews parents expect-ed to hear When Andrew wasdiagnosed we were both afraidand in disbelief said Andrewsmother Laura Hedquist Wenever had anyone close to us gothrough a serious illness letalone our little boy Followinghis diagnosis Andrew enduredfrequent trips to the doctor fiverounds of chemotherapy andtwo serious infections

Watching Andrew gothrough treatment was extremelydifficult But the help wereceived from LLS was trulyamazing said Laura We arevery thankful to have had suchwonderful support Now aseven-year-old student at SalemLutheran Andrew is doing greatHis doctors say he will be offi-

cially deemed cured this September- justin time for the Regatta Thank youbecause youre making the lives of can-cer patients easier and providing hope totheir families said Laura As a parentof a cancer patient I feel like its a bur-den lifted from my shoulders so I canfocus on caring for my son and navigat-ing the complicated world of treatmentinsurance and recovery Knowing thatyou are out there raising funds for thiscause gives great hope to familiesThose interested in attending theSeventh Annual Leukemia Cup Regatta(September 10-12) to sail in honor ofAndrew and others like him can regis-ter by visitingwwwleukemiacuporgmn

30 Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010

250 SAILORS JOIN FORCES IN HONOR OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ANDREW HEDQUIST OF STILLWATER

REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

fundraiser for LLS delivers New to theevent this year is The Leukemia CupLuau featuring a pig roast If you wouldlike to support the Regatta by sailingvolunteering donating an auction itemor making a donation we would love totalk with you For more informationabout The Leukemia Cup Regatta andLLS please contact Jared Nielsen at(763) 852-3004 or visit our website atwwwleukemiacuporgmn

REGATTA WEEKEND PREVIEW910 Registration amp Mount Gay Rum

Reception 500-900 PM

911 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 1 and 2Lunch provided by Jimmys Foodamp DrinkRace 3Silent AuctionThe Leukemia Cup luau featuringa pig roast Purchase dinner tickets by visit-ing wwwleukemiacuporgmn Live Music and Dancing

912 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 4 and 5Lunch provided by Roadside Pizzaamp Race Awards

ABOUT THE LEUKEMIA amp LYMPHOMA SOCIETYThe Leukemia amp Lymphoma Society isthe worlds largest voluntary healthorganization dedicated to fundingresearch education and patient servicesfor people with leukemia lymphoma ormyeloma Over one hundred thousandnew cases of these blood cancers arediagnosed in this country each year and148 people die from them every day Butmany more recover thanks in part to theefforts of The Leukemia amp LymphomaSociety and sailors across the countryLast year alone some 8400 sailorsraised $38 million to help find cures forblood cancers $78000 of that wasraised by The Leukemia Cup Regatta onWhite Bear Lake

Visit Northern Breezes Online wwwsailingbreezescom - AugSept 2010 31

COMPASSIONATESAILORS WANTED

Extend your passion for sailingto the race for cancer cures

The Leukemia Cup RegattaSeptember 10 ndash 12 2010

White Bear Lake MN

Join sailors from across the Twin Cities on September10-12 as they set sail for a cure on White Bear LakeFor just $95 you and your crew will enjoy five races a complimentary Mount Gay Rum cocktail receptionbreakfasts and lunches an auction and raffle and wersquoll even throw in a long-sleeve Regatta t-shirt for the skipper

Register by August 13 to get $10 off your registration fee

Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmn to register today

For more information contact Jared Nielsen at (763) 852-3004 or JaredNielsenLLSorg

Roadside Pizza Rudyrsquos Redeye Grill

Jimmyrsquos Food amp Drink

Andrew Hedquist

January 17 ndash 21 2011

For invited classes planning details and Notice of Race visit wwwPremiere-Racingcom

Key West Race Week

2011 ldquoMust Dordquo Event

+ Amazing venue

+ Legendary event

+ World-class racing

+ Affordable amp easier

Key West Race Week 2011 mdash Racing sailors from across the country are making plans for their winter escape to Key West and Premiere Racing has taken steps to reduce expenses and simplify the logistics Exciting details and real savings opportunities are posted on the event web site and will be updated throughout the coming months

Donrsquot miss North Americarsquos number one regatta for One Design IRC PHRF and Multihull classes

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REGATTA DELIVERS ON FUNAND FUNDSIn addition to sailing for a cure one thingparticipants can count on and keep com-ing back for more of each year is funFrom hard fought races to great foodlive music a silent auction and lots ofawards and incentives this annual

fundraiser for LLS delivers New to theevent this year is The Leukemia CupLuau featuring a pig roast If you wouldlike to support the Regatta by sailingvolunteering donating an auction itemor making a donation we would love totalk with you For more informationabout The Leukemia Cup Regatta andLLS please contact Jared Nielsen at(763) 852-3004 or visit our website atwwwleukemiacuporgmn

REGATTA WEEKEND PREVIEW910 Registration amp Mount Gay Rum

Reception 500-900 PM

911 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 1 and 2Lunch provided by Jimmys Foodamp DrinkRace 3Silent AuctionThe Leukemia Cup luau featuringa pig roast Purchase dinner tickets by visit-ing wwwleukemiacuporgmn Live Music and Dancing

912 Continental BreakfastSkippers MeetingRaces 4 and 5Lunch provided by Roadside Pizzaamp Race Awards

ABOUT THE LEUKEMIA amp LYMPHOMA SOCIETYThe Leukemia amp Lymphoma Society isthe worlds largest voluntary healthorganization dedicated to fundingresearch education and patient servicesfor people with leukemia lymphoma ormyeloma Over one hundred thousandnew cases of these blood cancers arediagnosed in this country each year and148 people die from them every day Butmany more recover thanks in part to theefforts of The Leukemia amp LymphomaSociety and sailors across the countryLast year alone some 8400 sailorsraised $38 million to help find cures forblood cancers $78000 of that wasraised by The Leukemia Cup Regatta onWhite Bear Lake

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COMPASSIONATESAILORS WANTED

Extend your passion for sailingto the race for cancer cures

The Leukemia Cup RegattaSeptember 10 ndash 12 2010

White Bear Lake MN

Join sailors from across the Twin Cities on September10-12 as they set sail for a cure on White Bear LakeFor just $95 you and your crew will enjoy five races a complimentary Mount Gay Rum cocktail receptionbreakfasts and lunches an auction and raffle and wersquoll even throw in a long-sleeve Regatta t-shirt for the skipper

Register by August 13 to get $10 off your registration fee

Visit wwwleukemiacuporgmn to register today

For more information contact Jared Nielsen at (763) 852-3004 or JaredNielsenLLSorg

Roadside Pizza Rudyrsquos Redeye Grill

Jimmyrsquos Food amp Drink

Andrew Hedquist

January 17 ndash 21 2011

For invited classes planning details and Notice of Race visit wwwPremiere-Racingcom

Key West Race Week

2011 ldquoMust Dordquo Event

+ Amazing venue

+ Legendary event

+ World-class racing

+ Affordable amp easier

Key West Race Week 2011 mdash Racing sailors from across the country are making plans for their winter escape to Key West and Premiere Racing has taken steps to reduce expenses and simplify the logistics Exciting details and real savings opportunities are posted on the event web site and will be updated throughout the coming months

Donrsquot miss North Americarsquos number one regatta for One Design IRC PHRF and Multihull classes

Phot

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January 17 ndash 21 2011

For invited classes planning details and Notice of Race visit wwwPremiere-Racingcom

Key West Race Week

2011 ldquoMust Dordquo Event

+ Amazing venue

+ Legendary event

+ World-class racing

+ Affordable amp easier

Key West Race Week 2011 mdash Racing sailors from across the country are making plans for their winter escape to Key West and Premiere Racing has taken steps to reduce expenses and simplify the logistics Exciting details and real savings opportunities are posted on the event web site and will be updated throughout the coming months

Donrsquot miss North Americarsquos number one regatta for One Design IRC PHRF and Multihull classes

Phot

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New

man

Fl

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