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DSC_4888c, originally uploaded by hergan family.

DSC_4605c, originally uploaded by hergan family. I spent saturday afternoon doiing RC duties on Morning Star for the Junior Regatta

Division: PHRF B (110-145) Teams in Class: 14 Sail Number Skipper Yacht Design/Model Rating 53301 Joseph Hopkins Tackless Goman Express 30M 114 83350 Tracey Polk Incommunicado Omega Omega 36 117 6602 Chris Kalinski Zoo G&S 30 117 53586 Klas Ohman … Continue reading →

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DSC_4427, originally uploaded by hergan family.

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DSC_4366, originally uploaded by hergan family.

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DSC_4296, originally uploaded by hergan family.

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DSC_4269, originally uploaded by hergan family.

Just counted and 91 boats registered so far… Today’s email from SMC Registration is still running at the highest levels in the past decade! Spread the word, get your friends to register online today! https://www.smcm.edu/govcup/index.html Don’t Forget- your friends and … Continue reading →

We are adding a few bodies to the rail this year to supplement Morning Star’s crew. Last year was we raced with just four: Mark Steve Mike Tom This year we will be joined by: Gretchen Josh Dominic Just over … Continue reading →

Division: PHRF B (110-145) Teams in Class: 11 Sail Number Skipper Yacht Design/Model Rating 53301 Joseph Hopkins Tackless Goman Express 30M 114 83350 Tracey Polk Incommunicado Omega Omega 36 117 53586 Klas Ohman Anniversary Hunter Legend 37 120 33343 Robert … Continue reading →

IMAG0060, originally uploaded by hergan family. I still need to mount the speakers and hide the wires.

IMAG0057, originally uploaded by hergan family. I still need to tidy up the wires. I also plan on moving the Sailcomp from the companionway location.

We ended in 5th place 47 seconds out of first on a 2.41nm 4-leg reaching course with the true wind angle between 74 and 95 degrees. I am not sure what to do to sail away from the j24 and … Continue reading →

After several weeks of humidity and wacky wind conditions, last night on the North East River was simply delightful. We had warm conditions, low humidity, a nice breeze, and a big crowd to enjoy it all. Since even good breezes … Continue reading →