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SUMMARY:Dinghy Delta Ditch Run
DESCRIPTION:A small boat regatta beginning at Rio Vista\, follows the Sacramento River Deep Water Ship Channel\, and finishes at Lake Washington\,West Sacramento\, California. This is the only long distance\, downwind small boat and dinghy race in the whole USA! lwsailing.org \nThe Lake Washington Sailing Club welcomes you to the 15th annual Dinghy Delta Ditch Race and Cruisers’ Rally from Rio Vista to Sacramento down the deep water shipping channel. This downwind drag race on a flood current pushes boats up-river to the LWSC clubhouse. \nThe course is approximately thirty miles long and will take an average dinghy about six hours to complete in light to normal conditions. After-race dinner\, music\, and awards will follow at the clubhouse. \nThe race is open to any centerboard sailboat or pre-approved keelboat. A limited number of large cruising boats are invited to anchor in the lake and a water taxi to shore is provided. \nOur facilities include a clubhouse with large deck\, restrooms\, a launch ramp for up to 21-ft / 3500-lb boats\, a two-acre boat storage yard\, and a 2000-lb capacity hoist.
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LOCATION:Lake Washington Sailing Club\, Boathouse Road\, West Sacramento\, CA\, 95691\, United States
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SUMMARY:Blue Hill Maritime Heritage Festival
DESCRIPTION:Mission Statement: To celebrate and preserve the significance of Blue Hill Bay to our history\, economy and culture \nThis festival will take place on August 3rd at Blue Hill\, Maine’s historic village waterfront. Various activities will be occurring throughout the day\, such as boat building demonstrations\, oar carving\, traditional boats on display\, kiosks of organizations supporting or involved with Blue Hill Bay. On the water there will be more boats\, demonstrations\, many offering rides. Musicians will be adding to the maritime atmosphere with sea shanties and fiddle tunes. The Downeast Chapter of the Traditional Small Craft Association will be hosting and cosponsoring. bhmhf.org \nThe Downeast Chapter of the Traditional Small Craft Association is proud to host and help sponsor the Festival. The Blue Hill Maritime Heritage Festival is scheduled for Saturday\, August 5\, 2023. We are planning a fun summer day by the bay\, with a lot of maritime and historical related activities: boats\, and boat building demonstrations\, art on the lawn\, sea shanties\, seafood and more. If you’d like to participate\, sponsor or volunteer let us know. Come join us for that fun summer day by the bay. \nIf you have a business or belong to an organization that would like to participate please fill out and submit: Exhibitor Contract(PDF) The Town of Blue Hill considers anyone not in a building to be a mobile vendor and therefore requires a permit if selling merchandise on town property. We will forward a permit application once your Exhibitor Contract is accepted. \nFestival Content: Content should relate to Blue Hill Peninsula’s maritime heritage\, Blue Hill Bay and it’s ecology. \nThere is no admission fee for the Festival. Donations to help fund the Festival will be accepted and appreciated. Contact Info@BHMHF.org if you’re interested in making a tax deductible contribute to help support the Festival. \nThe Festival will be held in Blue Hill’s historic village\, centered on the scenic waterfront. Various activities will be occurring throughout the day\, such as boat building demonstrations\, wood carving\, traditional boats on display\, kiosks of organizations supporting or involved with the bay. On the water there will be more boats\, many offering rides. Musicians will be adding to the maritime atmosphere with sea shanties and fiddle tunes. \nFestival activities start on Water Street\, at the Blue Hill Historical Society’s Holt House. They will have ship captain’s artifacts on display along with other items depicting Blue Hill’s history. Across the street from the Holt House\, Charlie the shark will be directing folks to the Shaw Institute. They will have their new touch tank\, displays and docents explaining their environmental work and offering a microscopic look into the waters of our bay. \nAt the historic Pendleton House\, PNB Interior Design/Arts will have nautical block print art\, on paper\, on kids tee shirts\, and more. While next door at Bears n’ Me Captain Lee and Windrose Productions will have nautical books and DVD’s. \nSeaLoft is across the street featuring women’s apparel\, home goods\, and gifts for all. \nAt the Town Wharf\, The Downeast Chapter of the Traditional Small Craft Association will have boats on display and in the water\, many offering rides. Hewes & Co. Marine Division will be explaining their CNC business\, Wilson Museum with their rope making machine and very popular toy boats and pool\, and Maine Maritime Academy will be under the tent. On the wharf Chase Small Craft\, Brooks Boat Design\, George Stevens Academy\, and Cottrell Boatbuilding will also be joining us this year. \nEmerson Park\, adjacent to the Town Wharf\, will be packed full of exhibitors. Penobscot Marine Museum will be returning bringing their popular photo booth. \nBoats Partial list\, check back for updates. On display (D) available for rides (R) sail (S)\n\nSt Ayles Skiff – Blue Hill Community Rowing\, R\nNorth Haven Peapod TSCA\, R\nNutshell Pram\, TSCA\, R\nShellback Dingy\, TSCA\, R\nStelmok 15′ solo canoe\, TSCA\, R\nDeblois Street Sailing and Rowing Dory\, TSCA\, R\, S\nCompass Skiff 10\, CSC\, D\, R\nEcho Bay Dory Skiff\, CSC\, D\, R\nPoints East Pram\, CSC\, D\, R\nAcorn 17\, DSC\, D\nDrake 17\, TSCA\, D \nHarry Bryan Thistle Fin Boat\, TSCA\, Peddle\nCLC Chester Yawl 15\, TSCA\, D\nCaledonia Yawl 19\, TSCA\, D \n \n  \n  \nMUSIC – We have a great line up of musicians scheduled to play at “The Window of the Sea Wind” sculpture by Hitoshi Tanaka in Emerson Park. \n10:00 AM – Waterbound \n11:00 AM – April Grant \n12 PM – Handsome Molly \n1 PM -Stephen Sanfilippo \n2 PM – Castlebay \n3 PM – Calico \nFOOD – Stone Fox Farm Creamery – Homemade ice cream \nThere will be water available donated by Mt Desert Spring Water \nSPEAKER SERIES – Blue Hill Historical Society in conjunction with the Maritime Heritage Festival will present a series of talks at the Blue Hill Public Library and at Bagaduce Music. \n 
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LOCATION:Horton Emerson Park\, Water St\, Blue Hill\, ME\, 04614\, United States
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