Pisces went out Friday evening and Summer Sun on Saturday. Both captured memorable photos and experiences for the crews
Beautiful 1st full moon sails of the season
Post-splash sea trials
Preparing for late March Splash
Bottom sanding progress in mild weather
Pisces bottom is fully sanded—some small epoxy work and barrier coating still to do. Getting ready for spring sailing and a summer of fun on the Chesapeake.
Vivace is next. Bottom in great shape, waiting for a little more sanding and then painting weather.
Autumn cruise to Broad Creek on Vivace
PSA training does not stop
A glorious September full moon sail
Vivace in a tight Wednesday evening race
Outward bound–the view from above
A PSA member takes us aloft for a view of Pisces heading out for a Sunday sail. We do not often see this perspective, but club members can have this experience every week during our long season April through December.
PSA crew rescues 2 from swamped Jetski off Kent Island
An alert PSA skipper sailed to the rescue when his crew spotted 2 swimmers unable to re-board a Jetski .5 NM west of the shipping channel near Bloody Point. Each time one climbed aboard, the Jetski rolled over. Our crew recovered the swimmers. The Jetski operator was then able to head back to her South River home port. The swimmers sailed safely to Galesville aboard our Catalina 34, Summer Sun, where they met their landside ride home.
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