Renton Sailing Club Blog

I’ll be there to open the RSC Dock at noon. The weather should be perfect, so I hope to see you there.
Jim C.

Well, we made it to San Francisco on the 17th, and a nine  day open sea adventure it was.   We were in two storms, lost and fixed the main halyard shackle,  25-35kn winds,  waves up  to about 15ft, and oh yes, Mal-de-Mer for me on two days.

On the awesome side of things among many other wonderful  sights and moments, we saw dolphins swimming at the bow

<a href=”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wq1Z9VO7R7Q”>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wq1Z9VO7R7Q</a>

chased a submarine  until the Coast Guard caught up to us, whales off the port side, tuna jumping in  the early morning, clear skies with a new moon, thunder storm show in the  horizon, surfing the waves at 7 knots with no sails, and cruising under the  Golden Gate.

Thanks to a  great crew, and skipper Michael R.  for a great time.

-Miguel

It looks like rain all day today. I will be at the doc at 12:00 but if it continues to rain I will cancel today’s open sailing. If you need to contact me you can do so on my cell phone 206-226-1317
Mark Maier (sub dock master for today)

Today’s forcast:

http://weather.msn.com/local.aspx?wealocations=wc:USWA0369

Seems it will clear by noon, but there is no wind so far. Call me if you want to sail today. – Key Donn

I will open gate on 12:00 noon if it is not rain.

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