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9am-1:30pm

2:30-3:30 PM reception to pay respects to the Sidle family.
Room Set up at 1:00 PM, Clean-up 3:30-4:30

Chris Kelly as our featured speaker in May. Chris speaks to 3 technologies that are revolutionizing marine science & conservation. He will discuss the similarities between satellite and sonar imagery that is being used to advance research in marine sciences.

9:00am to noon

Have you ever felt the frustration of trying to find a safe place to dock your boat for the night? Well, Darren Austin, a tech leader with over 20 years of experience at companies like Amazon, Expedia, and Microsoft, has been there too. That‘s what sparked his idea for OnBuoy, a community-powered marketplace for boaters to find short-term guest moorage.

Darren isn‘t just another tech executive with a cool idea. He spent over 4 years researching OnBuoy, talking to everyone from boaters and moorage owners to elected officials and environmental groups. He‘s passionate about creating a win-win-win solution that benefits boaters, moorage owners, and the marine environment. Join us to hear Darren‘s story and how OnBuoy is making it easier to enjoy (and protect) our local waterways.

Fair winds,
Darren Austin
Founder, OnBuoy SPC

www.onbuoy.com

9 am to 1:30pm

As the tradition continues, cruisers will meet up and secure the floating dock in Reid Harbor on Stuart Island in the San Juans. PTYC Members have been gathering in this spot for decades to celebrate our nation‘s Independence Day with a dinghy parade and shared meal. Other fun activities include hiking the Stuart Island trails and roads and visiting the historic Turn Point lighthouse. If lucky, you will get a chance to see Orcas in the deep water off of Turn Point.

As the tradition continues, cruisers will meet up and secure the floating dock in Reid Harbor on Stuart Island in the San Juans. PTYC Members have been gathering in this spot for decades to celebrate our nation‘s Independence Day with a dinghy parade and shared meal. Other fun activities include hiking the Stuart Island trails and roads and visiting the historic Turn Point lighthouse. If lucky, you will get a chance to see Orcas in the deep water off of Turn Point.

As the tradition continues, cruisers will meet up and secure the floating dock in Reid Harbor on Stuart Island in the San Juans. PTYC Members have been gathering in this spot for decades to celebrate our nation‘s Independence Day with a dinghy parade and shared meal. Other fun activities include hiking the Stuart Island trails and roads and visiting the historic Turn Point lighthouse. If lucky, you will get a chance to see Orcas in the deep water off of Turn Point.

As the tradition continues, cruisers will meet up and secure the floating dock in Reid Harbor on Stuart Island in the San Juans. PTYC Members have been gathering in this spot for decades to celebrate our nation‘s Independence Day with a dinghy parade and shared meal. Other fun activities include hiking the Stuart Island trails and roads and visiting the historic Turn Point lighthouse. If lucky, you will get a chance to see Orcas in the deep water off of Turn Point.

This adventure is for newbies and oldies as we continue to explore some of the most popular destinations in the Canadian Gull Islands. Some of us will be sailing so the trip is designed to accommodate all cruising speeds.

July 19 - meet up in the San Juans - likely Shaw Island. Celebrate crossing the Juan de Fuca Straits. Row over to the smallest island park, Blind Island, or to the general store for ice cream. Get ready to go abroad!

July 20 - Poets Cove - clear customs and enjoy Poets Cove resort amenities including the pool and dining. Great hiking available.

July 21 & 22 - Here we can divide up. You can pick from Montague Harbor or Ganges Marine Park.
Choice 1: Montague Harbor Marine Provincial Park on Galiano Island. Mooring Buoys and good anchorages. Small marina with basic supplies. Beach combing, tide pools to explore.
Choice 2: Ganges Marine Park on Salt Spring Island. Visit art galleries or rent a paddleboard. Good restaurants including the Tree House Cafe (with a tree right in the middle!) and great entertainment.

July 23 & 24 - Telegraph Harbor located on Thetis Island. This is a well protected bay with room to beach comb, picnic and partake in wildlife viewing. The marina has a general store, coffee bar, laundromat, showers and fuel dock. You can also ferry across to Chemainus for the day, a picturesque artisan village on the Cowichan coast.

July 25 & 26 - Genoa Bay Marina, located on the east coast of southern Vancouver island. Enjoy breakfast on the dock and dining at the Genoa Bay Cafe overlooking the Marina. Your cruise captains will coordinate adventures in and around the Cowichan Coast.

July 27 return to the US for a layover at the historic Garrison Bay. Learn how a pig started a war between the US and Great Britain. Our fleet will enjoy a Potluck dinner as we celebrate our Gulf Island II sojourn.

July 28 - Head for home or points beyond. Consider linking up with the Anacortes Arts Cruise!

This adventure is for newbies and oldies as we continue to explore some of the most popular destinations in the Canadian Gull Islands. Some of us will be sailing so the trip is designed to accommodate all cruising speeds.

July 19 - meet up in the San Juans - likely Shaw Island. Celebrate crossing the Juan de Fuca Straits. Row over to the smallest island park, Blind Island, or to the general store for ice cream. Get ready to go abroad!

July 20 - Poets Cove - clear customs and enjoy Poets Cove resort amenities including the pool and dining. Great hiking available.

July 21 & 22 - Here we can divide up. You can pick from Montague Harbor or Ganges Marine Park.
Choice 1: Montague Harbor Marine Provincial Park on Galiano Island. Mooring Buoys and good anchorages. Small marina with basic supplies. Beach combing, tide pools to explore.
Choice 2: Ganges Marine Park on Salt Spring Island. Visit art galleries or rent a paddleboard. Good restaurants including the Tree House Cafe (with a tree right in the middle!) and great entertainment.

July 23 & 24 - Telegraph Harbor located on Thetis Island. This is a well protected bay with room to beach comb, picnic and partake in wildlife viewing. The marina has a general store, coffee bar, laundromat, showers and fuel dock. You can also ferry across to Chemainus for the day, a picturesque artisan village on the Cowichan coast.

July 25 & 26 - Genoa Bay Marina, located on the east coast of southern Vancouver island. Enjoy breakfast on the dock and dining at the Genoa Bay Cafe overlooking the Marina. Your cruise captains will coordinate adventures in and around the Cowichan Coast.

July 27 return to the US for a layover at the historic Garrison Bay. Learn how a pig started a war between the US and Great Britain. Our fleet will enjoy a Potluck dinner as we celebrate our Gulf Island II sojourn.

July 28 - Head for home or points beyond. Consider linking up with the Anacortes Arts Cruise!

This adventure is for newbies and oldies as we continue to explore some of the most popular destinations in the Canadian Gull Islands. Some of us will be sailing so the trip is designed to accommodate all cruising speeds.

July 19 - meet up in the San Juans - likely Shaw Island. Celebrate crossing the Juan de Fuca Straits. Row over to the smallest island park, Blind Island, or to the general store for ice cream. Get ready to go abroad!

July 20 - Poets Cove - clear customs and enjoy Poets Cove resort amenities including the pool and dining. Great hiking available.

July 21 & 22 - Here we can divide up. You can pick from Montague Harbor or Ganges Marine Park.
Choice 1: Montague Harbor Marine Provincial Park on Galiano Island. Mooring Buoys and good anchorages. Small marina with basic supplies. Beach combing, tide pools to explore.
Choice 2: Ganges Marine Park on Salt Spring Island. Visit art galleries or rent a paddleboard. Good restaurants including the Tree House Cafe (with a tree right in the middle!) and great entertainment.

July 23 & 24 - Telegraph Harbor located on Thetis Island. This is a well protected bay with room to beach comb, picnic and partake in wildlife viewing. The marina has a general store, coffee bar, laundromat, showers and fuel dock. You can also ferry across to Chemainus for the day, a picturesque artisan village on the Cowichan coast.

July 25 & 26 - Genoa Bay Marina, located on the east coast of southern Vancouver island. Enjoy breakfast on the dock and dining at the Genoa Bay Cafe overlooking the Marina. Your cruise captains will coordinate adventures in and around the Cowichan Coast.

July 27 return to the US for a layover at the historic Garrison Bay. Learn how a pig started a war between the US and Great Britain. Our fleet will enjoy a Potluck dinner as we celebrate our Gulf Island II sojourn.

July 28 - Head for home or points beyond. Consider linking up with the Anacortes Arts Cruise!

This adventure is for newbies and oldies as we continue to explore some of the most popular destinations in the Canadian Gull Islands. Some of us will be sailing so the trip is designed to accommodate all cruising speeds.

July 19 - meet up in the San Juans - likely Shaw Island. Celebrate crossing the Juan de Fuca Straits. Row over to the smallest island park, Blind Island, or to the general store for ice cream. Get ready to go abroad!

July 20 - Poets Cove - clear customs and enjoy Poets Cove resort amenities including the pool and dining. Great hiking available.

July 21 & 22 - Here we can divide up. You can pick from Montague Harbor or Ganges Marine Park.
Choice 1: Montague Harbor Marine Provincial Park on Galiano Island. Mooring Buoys and good anchorages. Small marina with basic supplies. Beach combing, tide pools to explore.
Choice 2: Ganges Marine Park on Salt Spring Island. Visit art galleries or rent a paddleboard. Good restaurants including the Tree House Cafe (with a tree right in the middle!) and great entertainment.

July 23 & 24 - Telegraph Harbor located on Thetis Island. This is a well protected bay with room to beach comb, picnic and partake in wildlife viewing. The marina has a general store, coffee bar, laundromat, showers and fuel dock. You can also ferry across to Chemainus for the day, a picturesque artisan village on the Cowichan coast.

July 25 & 26 - Genoa Bay Marina, located on the east coast of southern Vancouver island. Enjoy breakfast on the dock and dining at the Genoa Bay Cafe overlooking the Marina. Your cruise captains will coordinate adventures in and around the Cowichan Coast.

July 27 return to the US for a layover at the historic Garrison Bay. Learn how a pig started a war between the US and Great Britain. Our fleet will enjoy a Potluck dinner as we celebrate our Gulf Island II sojourn.

July 28 - Head for home or points beyond. Consider linking up with the Anacortes Arts Cruise!

This adventure is for newbies and oldies as we continue to explore some of the most popular destinations in the Canadian Gull Islands. Some of us will be sailing so the trip is designed to accommodate all cruising speeds.

July 19 - meet up in the San Juans - likely Shaw Island. Celebrate crossing the Juan de Fuca Straits. Row over to the smallest island park, Blind Island, or to the general store for ice cream. Get ready to go abroad!

July 20 - Poets Cove - clear customs and enjoy Poets Cove resort amenities including the pool and dining. Great hiking available.

July 21 & 22 - Here we can divide up. You can pick from Montague Harbor or Ganges Marine Park.
Choice 1: Montague Harbor Marine Provincial Park on Galiano Island. Mooring Buoys and good anchorages. Small marina with basic supplies. Beach combing, tide pools to explore.
Choice 2: Ganges Marine Park on Salt Spring Island. Visit art galleries or rent a paddleboard. Good restaurants including the Tree House Cafe (with a tree right in the middle!) and great entertainment.

July 23 & 24 - Telegraph Harbor located on Thetis Island. This is a well protected bay with room to beach comb, picnic and partake in wildlife viewing. The marina has a general store, coffee bar, laundromat, showers and fuel dock. You can also ferry across to Chemainus for the day, a picturesque artisan village on the Cowichan coast.

July 25 & 26 - Genoa Bay Marina, located on the east coast of southern Vancouver island. Enjoy breakfast on the dock and dining at the Genoa Bay Cafe overlooking the Marina. Your cruise captains will coordinate adventures in and around the Cowichan Coast.

July 27 return to the US for a layover at the historic Garrison Bay. Learn how a pig started a war between the US and Great Britain. Our fleet will enjoy a Potluck dinner as we celebrate our Gulf Island II sojourn.

July 28 - Head for home or points beyond. Consider linking up with the Anacortes Arts Cruise!

This adventure is for newbies and oldies as we continue to explore some of the most popular destinations in the Canadian Gull Islands. Some of us will be sailing so the trip is designed to accommodate all cruising speeds.

July 19 - meet up in the San Juans - likely Shaw Island. Celebrate crossing the Juan de Fuca Straits. Row over to the smallest island park, Blind Island, or to the general store for ice cream. Get ready to go abroad!

July 20 - Poets Cove - clear customs and enjoy Poets Cove resort amenities including the pool and dining. Great hiking available.

July 21 & 22 - Here we can divide up. You can pick from Montague Harbor or Ganges Marine Park.
Choice 1: Montague Harbor Marine Provincial Park on Galiano Island. Mooring Buoys and good anchorages. Small marina with basic supplies. Beach combing, tide pools to explore.
Choice 2: Ganges Marine Park on Salt Spring Island. Visit art galleries or rent a paddleboard. Good restaurants including the Tree House Cafe (with a tree right in the middle!) and great entertainment.

July 23 & 24 - Telegraph Harbor located on Thetis Island. This is a well protected bay with room to beach comb, picnic and partake in wildlife viewing. The marina has a general store, coffee bar, laundromat, showers and fuel dock. You can also ferry across to Chemainus for the day, a picturesque artisan village on the Cowichan coast.

July 25 & 26 - Genoa Bay Marina, located on the east coast of southern Vancouver island. Enjoy breakfast on the dock and dining at the Genoa Bay Cafe overlooking the Marina. Your cruise captains will coordinate adventures in and around the Cowichan Coast.

July 27 return to the US for a layover at the historic Garrison Bay. Learn how a pig started a war between the US and Great Britain. Our fleet will enjoy a Potluck dinner as we celebrate our Gulf Island II sojourn.

July 28 - Head for home or points beyond. Consider linking up with the Anacortes Arts Cruise!

This adventure is for newbies and oldies as we continue to explore some of the most popular destinations in the Canadian Gull Islands. Some of us will be sailing so the trip is designed to accommodate all cruising speeds.

July 19 - meet up in the San Juans - likely Shaw Island. Celebrate crossing the Juan de Fuca Straits. Row over to the smallest island park, Blind Island, or to the general store for ice cream. Get ready to go abroad!

July 20 - Poets Cove - clear customs and enjoy Poets Cove resort amenities including the pool and dining. Great hiking available.

July 21 & 22 - Here we can divide up. You can pick from Montague Harbor or Ganges Marine Park.
Choice 1: Montague Harbor Marine Provincial Park on Galiano Island. Mooring Buoys and good anchorages. Small marina with basic supplies. Beach combing, tide pools to explore.
Choice 2: Ganges Marine Park on Salt Spring Island. Visit art galleries or rent a paddleboard. Good restaurants including the Tree House Cafe (with a tree right in the middle!) and great entertainment.

July 23 & 24 - Telegraph Harbor located on Thetis Island. This is a well protected bay with room to beach comb, picnic and partake in wildlife viewing. The marina has a general store, coffee bar, laundromat, showers and fuel dock. You can also ferry across to Chemainus for the day, a picturesque artisan village on the Cowichan coast.

July 25 & 26 - Genoa Bay Marina, located on the east coast of southern Vancouver island. Enjoy breakfast on the dock and dining at the Genoa Bay Cafe overlooking the Marina. Your cruise captains will coordinate adventures in and around the Cowichan Coast.

July 27 return to the US for a layover at the historic Garrison Bay. Learn how a pig started a war between the US and Great Britain. Our fleet will enjoy a Potluck dinner as we celebrate our Gulf Island II sojourn.

July 28 - Head for home or points beyond. Consider linking up with the Anacortes Arts Cruise!

This adventure is for newbies and oldies as we continue to explore some of the most popular destinations in the Canadian Gull Islands. Some of us will be sailing so the trip is designed to accommodate all cruising speeds.

July 19 - meet up in the San Juans - likely Shaw Island. Celebrate crossing the Juan de Fuca Straits. Row over to the smallest island park, Blind Island, or to the general store for ice cream. Get ready to go abroad!

July 20 - Poets Cove - clear customs and enjoy Poets Cove resort amenities including the pool and dining. Great hiking available.

July 21 & 22 - Here we can divide up. You can pick from Montague Harbor or Ganges Marine Park.
Choice 1: Montague Harbor Marine Provincial Park on Galiano Island. Mooring Buoys and good anchorages. Small marina with basic supplies. Beach combing, tide pools to explore.
Choice 2: Ganges Marine Park on Salt Spring Island. Visit art galleries or rent a paddleboard. Good restaurants including the Tree House Cafe (with a tree right in the middle!) and great entertainment.

July 23 & 24 - Telegraph Harbor located on Thetis Island. This is a well protected bay with room to beach comb, picnic and partake in wildlife viewing. The marina has a general store, coffee bar, laundromat, showers and fuel dock. You can also ferry across to Chemainus for the day, a picturesque artisan village on the Cowichan coast.

July 25 & 26 - Genoa Bay Marina, located on the east coast of southern Vancouver island. Enjoy breakfast on the dock and dining at the Genoa Bay Cafe overlooking the Marina. Your cruise captains will coordinate adventures in and around the Cowichan Coast.

July 27 return to the US for a layover at the historic Garrison Bay. Learn how a pig started a war between the US and Great Britain. Our fleet will enjoy a Potluck dinner as we celebrate our Gulf Island II sojourn.

July 28 - Head for home or points beyond. Consider linking up with the Anacortes Arts Cruise!

This adventure is for newbies and oldies as we continue to explore some of the most popular destinations in the Canadian Gull Islands. Some of us will be sailing so the trip is designed to accommodate all cruising speeds.

July 19 - meet up in the San Juans - likely Shaw Island. Celebrate crossing the Juan de Fuca Straits. Row over to the smallest island park, Blind Island, or to the general store for ice cream. Get ready to go abroad!

July 20 - Poets Cove - clear customs and enjoy Poets Cove resort amenities including the pool and dining. Great hiking available.

July 21 & 22 - Here we can divide up. You can pick from Montague Harbor or Ganges Marine Park.
Choice 1: Montague Harbor Marine Provincial Park on Galiano Island. Mooring Buoys and good anchorages. Small marina with basic supplies. Beach combing, tide pools to explore.
Choice 2: Ganges Marine Park on Salt Spring Island. Visit art galleries or rent a paddleboard. Good restaurants including the Tree House Cafe (with a tree right in the middle!) and great entertainment.

July 23 & 24 - Telegraph Harbor located on Thetis Island. This is a well protected bay with room to beach comb, picnic and partake in wildlife viewing. The marina has a general store, coffee bar, laundromat, showers and fuel dock. You can also ferry across to Chemainus for the day, a picturesque artisan village on the Cowichan coast.

July 25 & 26 - Genoa Bay Marina, located on the east coast of southern Vancouver island. Enjoy breakfast on the dock and dining at the Genoa Bay Cafe overlooking the Marina. Your cruise captains will coordinate adventures in and around the Cowichan Coast.

July 27 return to the US for a layover at the historic Garrison Bay. Learn how a pig started a war between the US and Great Britain. Our fleet will enjoy a Potluck dinner as we celebrate our Gulf Island II sojourn.

July 28 - Head for home or points beyond. Consider linking up with the Anacortes Arts Cruise!

This adventure is for newbies and oldies as we continue to explore some of the most popular destinations in the Canadian Gull Islands. Some of us will be sailing so the trip is designed to accommodate all cruising speeds.

July 19 - meet up in the San Juans - likely Shaw Island. Celebrate crossing the Juan de Fuca Straits. Row over to the smallest island park, Blind Island, or to the general store for ice cream. Get ready to go abroad!

July 20 - Poets Cove - clear customs and enjoy Poets Cove resort amenities including the pool and dining. Great hiking available.

July 21 & 22 - Here we can divide up. You can pick from Montague Harbor or Ganges Marine Park.
Choice 1: Montague Harbor Marine Provincial Park on Galiano Island. Mooring Buoys and good anchorages. Small marina with basic supplies. Beach combing, tide pools to explore.
Choice 2: Ganges Marine Park on Salt Spring Island. Visit art galleries or rent a paddleboard. Good restaurants including the Tree House Cafe (with a tree right in the middle!) and great entertainment.

July 23 & 24 - Telegraph Harbor located on Thetis Island. This is a well protected bay with room to beach comb, picnic and partake in wildlife viewing. The marina has a general store, coffee bar, laundromat, showers and fuel dock. You can also ferry across to Chemainus for the day, a picturesque artisan village on the Cowichan coast.

July 25 & 26 - Genoa Bay Marina, located on the east coast of southern Vancouver island. Enjoy breakfast on the dock and dining at the Genoa Bay Cafe overlooking the Marina. Your cruise captains will coordinate adventures in and around the Cowichan Coast.

July 27 return to the US for a layover at the historic Garrison Bay. Learn how a pig started a war between the US and Great Britain. Our fleet will enjoy a Potluck dinner as we celebrate our Gulf Island II sojourn.

July 28 - Head for home or points beyond. Consider linking up with the Anacortes Arts Cruise!

ANACORTES MARINA CAPACITY IS FULL. ANACORTES LAND CRUISERS ARE STILL WELCOME & SUCIA/ROSARIO CRUISING IS STILL AN OPTION.
Please join us for the Anacortes Cruise, August 1-5 at Cap Sante Marina.
We invite those who wish to attend but do not have a boat to make reservations at a local hotel or other accommodations, or for RVer’s there is a wonderful private RV park south of the marina, with RV sites or cabins and another private RV park near Washington Park.
The marina is a wonderful location to enjoy the Anacortes Arts Festival, an extensive and diverse art show featuring artists from all over the Northwest. We will make reservations at a local restaurant for a “no host” gathering for one evening and enjoy a potluck on the “party dock” for another.
From Anacortes, we plan to venture to Sucia Island Marine Park departing Anacortes on Monday, August 5 and staying at Sucia until August 7. There are two small docks at Fossil Bay (first come-first serve), with buoy or anchoring as an option as well as anchoring at Fossil Bay. We’ll have an evening of appetizers on the beach or the dock one night, and a dingy or kayak trip to see the sandstone formations. There will be time to hike around the island. We will also play some games as the sun sets, for those who are interested.
Finally, for those who would like to join us, the Co-Captains plan to visit Rosario Resort on Orcas Island. Anyone interested can join us.
Co-Captains Sailing: Dan Murphy and Wendy Weeks
Co-Captains PV: Bill and Eileen Baratuci

ANACORTES MARINA CAPACITY IS FULL. ANACORTES LAND CRUISERS ARE STILL WELCOME & SUCIA/ROSARIO CRUISING IS STILL AN OPTION.
Please join us for the Anacortes Cruise, August 1-5 at Cap Sante Marina.
We invite those who wish to attend but do not have a boat to make reservations at a local hotel or other accommodations, or for RVer’s there is a wonderful private RV park south of the marina, with RV sites or cabins and another private RV park near Washington Park.
The marina is a wonderful location to enjoy the Anacortes Arts Festival, an extensive and diverse art show featuring artists from all over the Northwest. We will make reservations at a local restaurant for a “no host” gathering for one evening and enjoy a potluck on the “party dock” for another.
From Anacortes, we plan to venture to Sucia Island Marine Park departing Anacortes on Monday, August 5 and staying at Sucia until August 7. There are two small docks at Fossil Bay (first come-first serve), with buoy or anchoring as an option as well as anchoring at Fossil Bay. We’ll have an evening of appetizers on the beach or the dock one night, and a dingy or kayak trip to see the sandstone formations. There will be time to hike around the island. We will also play some games as the sun sets, for those who are interested.
Finally, for those who would like to join us, the Co-Captains plan to visit Rosario Resort on Orcas Island. Anyone interested can join us.
Co-Captains Sailing: Dan Murphy and Wendy Weeks
Co-Captains PV: Bill and Eileen Baratuci

ANACORTES MARINA CAPACITY IS FULL. ANACORTES LAND CRUISERS ARE STILL WELCOME & SUCIA/ROSARIO CRUISING IS STILL AN OPTION.
Please join us for the Anacortes Cruise, August 1-5 at Cap Sante Marina.
We invite those who wish to attend but do not have a boat to make reservations at a local hotel or other accommodations, or for RVer’s there is a wonderful private RV park south of the marina, with RV sites or cabins and another private RV park near Washington Park.
The marina is a wonderful location to enjoy the Anacortes Arts Festival, an extensive and diverse art show featuring artists from all over the Northwest. We will make reservations at a local restaurant for a “no host” gathering for one evening and enjoy a potluck on the “party dock” for another.
From Anacortes, we plan to venture to Sucia Island Marine Park departing Anacortes on Monday, August 5 and staying at Sucia until August 7. There are two small docks at Fossil Bay (first come-first serve), with buoy or anchoring as an option as well as anchoring at Fossil Bay. We’ll have an evening of appetizers on the beach or the dock one night, and a dingy or kayak trip to see the sandstone formations. There will be time to hike around the island. We will also play some games as the sun sets, for those who are interested.
Finally, for those who would like to join us, the Co-Captains plan to visit Rosario Resort on Orcas Island. Anyone interested can join us.
Co-Captains Sailing: Dan Murphy and Wendy Weeks
Co-Captains PV: Bill and Eileen Baratuci

ANACORTES MARINA CAPACITY IS FULL. ANACORTES LAND CRUISERS ARE STILL WELCOME & SUCIA/ROSARIO CRUISING IS STILL AN OPTION.
Please join us for the Anacortes Cruise, August 1-5 at Cap Sante Marina.
We invite those who wish to attend but do not have a boat to make reservations at a local hotel or other accommodations, or for RVer’s there is a wonderful private RV park south of the marina, with RV sites or cabins and another private RV park near Washington Park.
The marina is a wonderful location to enjoy the Anacortes Arts Festival, an extensive and diverse art show featuring artists from all over the Northwest. We will make reservations at a local restaurant for a “no host” gathering for one evening and enjoy a potluck on the “party dock” for another.
From Anacortes, we plan to venture to Sucia Island Marine Park departing Anacortes on Monday, August 5 and staying at Sucia until August 7. There are two small docks at Fossil Bay (first come-first serve), with buoy or anchoring as an option as well as anchoring at Fossil Bay. We’ll have an evening of appetizers on the beach or the dock one night, and a dingy or kayak trip to see the sandstone formations. There will be time to hike around the island. We will also play some games as the sun sets, for those who are interested.
Finally, for those who would like to join us, the Co-Captains plan to visit Rosario Resort on Orcas Island. Anyone interested can join us.
Co-Captains Sailing: Dan Murphy and Wendy Weeks
Co-Captains PV: Bill and Eileen Baratuci

ANACORTES MARINA CAPACITY IS FULL. ANACORTES LAND CRUISERS ARE STILL WELCOME & SUCIA/ROSARIO CRUISING IS STILL AN OPTION.
Please join us for the Anacortes Cruise, August 1-5 at Cap Sante Marina.
We invite those who wish to attend but do not have a boat to make reservations at a local hotel or other accommodations, or for RVer’s there is a wonderful private RV park south of the marina, with RV sites or cabins and another private RV park near Washington Park.
The marina is a wonderful location to enjoy the Anacortes Arts Festival, an extensive and diverse art show featuring artists from all over the Northwest. We will make reservations at a local restaurant for a “no host” gathering for one evening and enjoy a potluck on the “party dock” for another.
From Anacortes, we plan to venture to Sucia Island Marine Park departing Anacortes on Monday, August 5 and staying at Sucia until August 7. There are two small docks at Fossil Bay (first come-first serve), with buoy or anchoring as an option as well as anchoring at Fossil Bay. We’ll have an evening of appetizers on the beach or the dock one night, and a dingy or kayak trip to see the sandstone formations. There will be time to hike around the island. We will also play some games as the sun sets, for those who are interested.
Finally, for those who would like to join us, the Co-Captains plan to visit Rosario Resort on Orcas Island. Anyone interested can join us.
Co-Captains Sailing: Dan Murphy and Wendy Weeks
Co-Captains PV: Bill and Eileen Baratuci

ANACORTES MARINA CAPACITY IS FULL. ANACORTES LAND CRUISERS ARE STILL WELCOME & SUCIA/ROSARIO CRUISING IS STILL AN OPTION.
Please join us for the Anacortes Cruise, August 1-5 at Cap Sante Marina.
We invite those who wish to attend but do not have a boat to make reservations at a local hotel or other accommodations, or for RVer’s there is a wonderful private RV park south of the marina, with RV sites or cabins and another private RV park near Washington Park.
The marina is a wonderful location to enjoy the Anacortes Arts Festival, an extensive and diverse art show featuring artists from all over the Northwest. We will make reservations at a local restaurant for a “no host” gathering for one evening and enjoy a potluck on the “party dock” for another.
From Anacortes, we plan to venture to Sucia Island Marine Park departing Anacortes on Monday, August 5 and staying at Sucia until August 7. There are two small docks at Fossil Bay (first come-first serve), with buoy or anchoring as an option as well as anchoring at Fossil Bay. We’ll have an evening of appetizers on the beach or the dock one night, and a dingy or kayak trip to see the sandstone formations. There will be time to hike around the island. We will also play some games as the sun sets, for those who are interested.
Finally, for those who would like to join us, the Co-Captains plan to visit Rosario Resort on Orcas Island. Anyone interested can join us.
Co-Captains Sailing: Dan Murphy and Wendy Weeks
Co-Captains PV: Bill and Eileen Baratuci

ANACORTES MARINA CAPACITY IS FULL. ANACORTES LAND CRUISERS ARE STILL WELCOME & SUCIA/ROSARIO CRUISING IS STILL AN OPTION.
Please join us for the Anacortes Cruise, August 1-5 at Cap Sante Marina.
We invite those who wish to attend but do not have a boat to make reservations at a local hotel or other accommodations, or for RVer’s there is a wonderful private RV park south of the marina, with RV sites or cabins and another private RV park near Washington Park.
The marina is a wonderful location to enjoy the Anacortes Arts Festival, an extensive and diverse art show featuring artists from all over the Northwest. We will make reservations at a local restaurant for a “no host” gathering for one evening and enjoy a potluck on the “party dock” for another.
From Anacortes, we plan to venture to Sucia Island Marine Park departing Anacortes on Monday, August 5 and staying at Sucia until August 7. There are two small docks at Fossil Bay (first come-first serve), with buoy or anchoring as an option as well as anchoring at Fossil Bay. We’ll have an evening of appetizers on the beach or the dock one night, and a dingy or kayak trip to see the sandstone formations. There will be time to hike around the island. We will also play some games as the sun sets, for those who are interested.
Finally, for those who would like to join us, the Co-Captains plan to visit Rosario Resort on Orcas Island. Anyone interested can join us.
Co-Captains Sailing: Dan Murphy and Wendy Weeks
Co-Captains PV: Bill and Eileen Baratuci

ANACORTES MARINA CAPACITY IS FULL. ANACORTES LAND CRUISERS ARE STILL WELCOME & SUCIA/ROSARIO CRUISING IS STILL AN OPTION.
Please join us for the Anacortes Cruise, August 1-5 at Cap Sante Marina.
We invite those who wish to attend but do not have a boat to make reservations at a local hotel or other accommodations, or for RVer’s there is a wonderful private RV park south of the marina, with RV sites or cabins and another private RV park near Washington Park.
The marina is a wonderful location to enjoy the Anacortes Arts Festival, an extensive and diverse art show featuring artists from all over the Northwest. We will make reservations at a local restaurant for a “no host” gathering for one evening and enjoy a potluck on the “party dock” for another.
From Anacortes, we plan to venture to Sucia Island Marine Park departing Anacortes on Monday, August 5 and staying at Sucia until August 7. There are two small docks at Fossil Bay (first come-first serve), with buoy or anchoring as an option as well as anchoring at Fossil Bay. We’ll have an evening of appetizers on the beach or the dock one night, and a dingy or kayak trip to see the sandstone formations. There will be time to hike around the island. We will also play some games as the sun sets, for those who are interested.
Finally, for those who would like to join us, the Co-Captains plan to visit Rosario Resort on Orcas Island. Anyone interested can join us.
Co-Captains Sailing: Dan Murphy and Wendy Weeks
Co-Captains PV: Bill and Eileen Baratuci

5pm to 9pm

10am to 12 noon

We look forward to a strong turnout for this event as we collectively make plans for our 2025 cruises and events. Where do you want to cruise to with your fellow boaters? What new events would you like to see and which ones should we continue? We need everyone‘s input! Coffee and treats provided.

Scholarship Fundraiser G-Sale

5pm to 9pm

5pm to 9pm

Ring in the holidays and bring out your cold weather gear to enjoy the Kingston holiday lights and the festivities in downtown Seattle. 8 slips have been reserved at Bell Harbor for three nights beginning Dec 3rd and departing on the 6th. On the way home from Seattle, we will stop at the Kingston Marina for their special holiday lighting weekend on December 6th and 7th.

Ring in the holidays and bring out your cold weather gear to enjoy the Kingston holiday lights and the festivities in downtown Seattle. 8 slips have been reserved at Bell Harbor for three nights beginning Dec 3rd and departing on the 6th. On the way home from Seattle, we will stop at the Kingston Marina for their special holiday lighting weekend on December 6th and 7th.

Ring in the holidays and bring out your cold weather gear to enjoy the Kingston holiday lights and the festivities in downtown Seattle. 8 slips have been reserved at Bell Harbor for three nights beginning Dec 3rd and departing on the 6th. On the way home from Seattle, we will stop at the Kingston Marina for their special holiday lighting weekend on December 6th and 7th.

Ring in the holidays and bring out your cold weather gear to enjoy the Kingston holiday lights and the festivities in downtown Seattle. 8 slips have been reserved at Bell Harbor for three nights beginning Dec 3rd and departing on the 6th. On the way home from Seattle, we will stop at the Kingston Marina for their special holiday lighting weekend on December 6th and 7th.

Ring in the holidays and bring out your cold weather gear to enjoy the Kingston holiday lights and the festivities in downtown Seattle. 8 slips have been reserved at Bell Harbor for three nights beginning Dec 3rd and departing on the 6th. On the way home from Seattle, we will stop at the Kingston Marina for their special holiday lighting weekend on December 6th and 7th.

Ring in the holidays and bring out your cold weather gear to enjoy the Kingston holiday lights and the festivities in downtown Seattle. 8 slips have been reserved at Bell Harbor for three nights beginning Dec 3rd and departing on the 6th. On the way home from Seattle, we will stop at the Kingston Marina for their special holiday lighting weekend on December 6th and 7th.

A very brief business meeting for December will be conducted at 5:30 PM before the Holiday festivities begin.

Joyous holiday fun will be had for the annual holiday dinner and gift exchange. Wear your finest Holiday attire as we celebrate the holiday season. Wear your ugly sweaters, your holiday jammies, your festive hats or any other special holiday themed attire and delight in the seasonal joy with your PTYC friends. Details will follow as plans are put in place. A very brief business meeting will be conducted before the festivities begin.

Joyous holiday fun will be had for the annual holiday dinner and gift exchange. Wear your finest Holiday attire as we celebrate the holiday season. Wear your ugly sweaters, your holiday jammies, your festive hats or any other special holiday themed attire and delight in the seasonal joy with your PTYC friends. Details will follow as plans are put in place. A very brief business meeting will be conducted before the festivities begin.

Joyous holiday fun will be had for the annual holiday dinner and gift exchange. Wear your finest Holiday attire as we celebrate the holiday season. Wear your ugly sweaters, your holiday jammies, your festive hats or any other special holiday themed attire and delight in the seasonal joy with your PTYC friends. Details will follow as plans are put in place. A very brief business meeting will be conducted before the festivities begin.

5pm to 9pm

Joyous holiday fun will be had for the annual holiday dinner and gift exchange. Wear your finest Holiday attire as we celebrate the holiday season. Wear your ugly sweaters, your holiday jammies, your festive hats or any other special holiday themed attire and delight in the seasonal joy with your PTYC friends. Details will follow as plans are put in place. A very brief business meeting will be conducted before the festivities begin.

Joyous holiday fun will be had for the annual holiday dinner and gift exchange. Wear your finest Holiday attire as we celebrate the holiday season. Wear your ugly sweaters, your holiday jammies, your festive hats or any other special holiday themed attire and delight in the seasonal joy with your PTYC friends. Details will follow as plans are put in place. A very brief business meeting will be conducted before the festivities begin.

Joyous holiday fun will be had for the annual holiday dinner and gift exchange. Wear your finest Holiday attire as we celebrate the holiday season. Wear your ugly sweaters, your holiday jammies, your festive hats or any other special holiday themed attire and delight in the seasonal joy with your PTYC friends. Details will follow as plans are put in place. A very brief business meeting will be conducted before the festivities begin.

Joyous holiday fun will be had for the annual holiday dinner and gift exchange. Wear your finest Holiday attire as we celebrate the holiday season. Wear your ugly sweaters, your holiday jammies, your festive hats or any other special holiday themed attire and delight in the seasonal joy with your PTYC friends. Details will follow as plans are put in place. A very brief business meeting will be conducted before the festivities begin.

Joyous holiday fun will be had for the annual holiday dinner and gift exchange. Wear your finest Holiday attire as we celebrate the holiday season. Wear your ugly sweaters, your holiday jammies, your festive hats or any other special holiday themed attire and delight in the seasonal joy with your PTYC friends. Details will follow as plans are put in place. A very brief business meeting will be conducted before the festivities begin.