Skip to content
PSA is a Chesapeake Bay Sailing Club

PSA is a Chesapeake Bay Sailing Club

The best value in Chesapeake sailing

  • 2025 MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL
  • About Us
    • Our Location
    • Fees 2024 Season
    • Training
    • Landside Social
    • Fleet Maintenance
    • Environmental Action
    • Official Documents
    • Contact
  • Join PSA – New Member Application
  • Our Boats
  • Sailing Fun
    • Club Sails
    • Racing
    • Members’ Personal Use
    • Photo Gallery
  • Members Only

        • Membership

        • Our Calendar
        • MEMBER LOGIN/LOG OUT
        • Register for Members Only Access
        • Reserve a Boat
        • Pay for a Boat Reservation
        • Pay PSA Online

        • Member Lists

        • Member Roster
        • Current Officers and Directors
        • Bosuns List & References
        • Officers and Directors Only

        • Communications

        • Newsletter
        • Who's Who Page + Menu: Communications & Listservs
        • Bosuns’ Advisories
        • Official Minutes & Officers’ Reports

        • Member Resources

        • Navigation and Weather Resources
        • Fleet (Maintenance) Workbook –FWB
        • Training Notes and Safety
Posted on March 30, 2022April 5, 2022 by Bob Tenney

Summer Sun splashes through the mud

Today, we splashed our Catalina 34 Mk II as the boat lift had to overcome an unusual challenge

Post navigation

Previous PostPrevious Boats splash in March: We are ready to sail
Next PostNext Training begins on both Catalinas
  • PSA on Facebook
A Great Chesapeake Bay Sailing Club Proudly powered by WordPress
 

Loading Comments...
 

You must be logged in to post a comment.