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The new design trends shaping superyacht beach clubs
As the focus of life on board moves closer to the water, the beach club is becoming the highlight, learns Claire Wrathall
Given the extent to which the pandemic has altered human behaviour, as we seek to avoid each other, it’s not surprising that yacht owners have sought sanctuary on their boats. “A yacht is the best place to be completely safe,” says Sabrina Monteleone, founder and proprietor of Sabrina Monte-Carlo , the Côte d’Azur’s go-to supplier of deck furniture, furnishings and table settings. “Owners now want to stay alone on their boats; they no longer go out.”
Even last winter in St Barths, nobody was going ashore to actual beaches, according to Monteleone. “No, your own beach club is the place to be now,” she says. “On a big boat, on the first or second deck, you don’t really sense the water. But on the platform, the water is right there; you can really feel the sea. Whenever we do a refit, the owner wants to increase the platform.”
It comes as no surprise, then, that beach clubs have moved on from the time when they were little more than an aft bathing platform shaded by a raised transom door and backed by the toy garage. Now, she says, “they are more like pool houses”, complete with sofas, armchairs and ottomans, adjoining gyms and spas, and perhaps a bar. These days a beach club is somewhere to spend the whole day, returning upstairs only at mealtimes.
Increasingly, too, the platform will be directly connected to the main deck by a staircase . “Because the main deck is becoming the most important area of the boat,” says Francesca Muzio, co-founder of the Ancona-based practice FM Architettura d’Interni , whose recent projects include the spectacular interiors (designed jointly with Nauta Design ) of the aptly named and soon-to-be-launched 88-metre Feadship Zen designed by De Voogt Naval Architects . She has also observed a change in the way yachts are used. Where once the upper deck was the most important area, she continues, the focus of activity “is moving downstairs”, as owners increasingly request inside-outside spaces “like verandas or loggias” on the main deck.
She partly attributes this to a fear of UV rays. “The sun is the enemy these days,” she says. “People no longer want to be exposed to it.” Rather than gigantic sunpads, they want sheltered outdoor seating areas that are palpably close to the water, possibly filled with greenery and furnished with “couches, rugs, lanterns” and lots of tactile textiles. “You can even find velvets and chenilles and other soft materials suitable for an outdoor marine environment now, so you can really dress it like an interior,” she says. “It’s a very Mediterranean concept.”
Colder climates can equally be allowed for. On the recently refitted 72-metre Damen -built explorer yacht Game Changer , which travels far and wide, the beach club has heating so that it can, in principle, function as a place to sit out even when the boat is in Antarctic or Arctic waters.
These spaces can be equipped for entertainment too. Take the beach club on Severin*s , the 55-metre Baglietto -built superyacht designed by Francesco Paszkowski and launched last year. It has not only a steam shower, but also a 4K-resolution LED wall with an area of about six square metres suitable for video art or screening movies or sports. It’s the creation of audiovisual specialist Videoworks, which also put a retractable 55-inch 4K outdoor television with 180-degree rotation on the yacht’s sundeck that can be viewed either from the lounge or the pool, and a 90-inch cinema screen on the upper deck.
Both Monteleone and Muzio also see beach clubs and decks as opportunities to use bolder colour. “There has to be harmony, and it has to blend with the indoor areas,” says Muzio. “But you can have fun outside. I like to add colour with cushions and towels,” adds Monteleone.
On Olivia , a Russian navy hydrographic survey vessel that was converted into a 69-metre explorer yacht , she used a “very cool” palette of grey, yellow and white on the platform. While on Bold , the 85.3-metre Silveryachts -built expedition yacht designed by her husband, Espen Øino , she chose a vibrant vermilion. Check out the curvaceous armchairs (Smile by Paola Lenti) that stand on the beach club, to which an inflatable platform attaches, so that the yacht’s toys are readily to hand. On Cosmos , which Heesen is due to deliver in 2022, the beach club not only contains a sunken bar but also is sited beneath the seven-metre waterfall-fed glass-bottom pool, so it is lit by sunshine refracted through water.
Launched in 2020 and designed by Luca Dini , 49.7-metre Rossinavi -built LEL is another new yacht with an expansive and versatile beach club, a response to her owner’s brief for “generous open spaces to make the most of the open air and water”. Dini’s solution was to create “an actual terrace overlooking the sea, a pied-à-terre dans l’eau, where nature meets technology”. The partially indoor space, separated from the garage by an automatic door, is spacious enough to store the tender. Lower the side and transom doors and open the louvres, however, and, when furnished, it becomes an elegant and airy room complete with a bar that extends out over the water – the perfect setting for waterside living and entertaining.
For as Muzio notes, clients no longer commission projects with instructions to adhere to “a particular style such as art deco or modern”. What matters more, she says, is their “lifestyle”, how they want to live and where they want to spend time – which tends to be within sight of the sea.
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Now that the Sanlorenzo Group of shipyards will be assuming total ownership of the Nautor Group over the next four years. And the Sanlorenzo Group’s Bluegame brand just delivered its first fully-foiling, all-hydrogen-powered chase boat to the New York Yacht Club American Magic America’s Cup team that’s competing for the right to challenge for the America’s Cup in Barcelona in the coming months. Saying Sanlorenzo Group President and CEO Massimo Perotti has been a “bit busy” might be a “bit of an understatement.”
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But no matter how you describe it, Sanlorenzo’s acquisition of the iconic Nautor Swan sailing yacht brand (and the entire Nautor Group ) along with successfully launching a 100% emission-free powerboat that’s capable of speeds up to 50 knots and has a range of up to 180 miles, shows Perotti’s commitment to growth, innovation, and sustainability.
And as the yachting world continues to consolidate, Sanlorenzo’s acquisition of Nautor Swan makes a lot of sense.
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Meanwhile, another Sanlorenzo brand, Bluegame made headlines recently by successfully launching their first Bluegame Hydrogen (BGH) zero-emission, hydrogen-powered chase boat they developed and built for the New York Yacht Club American Magic team to use in the 37th edition of the America's Cup that’s just getting underway in Barcelona this week.
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“From its origins, the history of Bluegame has been one of innovation and courage," Bluegame CEO Carla Demaria said at the launch. "The courage to push boundaries, to go beyond the conventional, and to challenge the impossible, as we did with the BGH. We are proud to participate in the America's Cup alongside the prestigious American Magic team, which has made history as the world's oldest active international sporting competition.”
“Choosing Bluegame for our hydrogen support boat was an easy decision for American Magic”, said American Magic President of Sailing Operations and Skipper Terry Hutchinson. “Bluegame’s cutting-edge marine technology and unwavering commitment to sustainability align perfectly with our values. Their passion for green innovation makes them an ideal partner for this groundbreaking initiative.”
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Meanwhile Bluegame’s Head of Product Strategy Luca Santella just touched on how hard this project was. "The creation of the BGH involved a series of extremely complex challenges in terms of design, engineering, and materials research. For this reason, Bluegame assembled a team of exceptional competence, consisting of professionals with extensive experience in the world of the America's Cup. The efforts and significant investments in research and development to achieve the performance, speed, maneuverability, and reliability necessary to successfully support the American Magic team have been rewarded. The result is a vessel that marks a new, historic milestone in the application of cutting-edge technologies for more sustainable boating”.
In the coming weeks, Bluegame will also deliver a second BGH to the Orient Express Racing Team , America's Cup from France.
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Calling all OIYC Women.... \;
The first Women's Lu nch of 2020 will again be at Mijitas. Lisa and Raul Rios are generously ope ning the restaurant just for us\; we will have the whole place to ourselves .
RSVP at registration \;and prepay \;$20 for the lunch. Any dr inks you order can be paid for directly at the restaurant.
Boat Show Cruise Essential Information\, Schedule\ , and FAQ’s hopefully answered!
Hotel: \; Silver Cloud Inn -- Seattle Lake Union\,
1150 Fairview Ave N\, Seattle\, WA 98109
The dates for the \; Boat Show Cruise \;are J anuary 29th and 30th \, and the cost for the hotel is a special discou nted rate\, starting at $147.50/night-- and you can \; book your room directly \;by following this link: Lake Union Silver Cloud --be sure to ma ke your reservation \;by January13th \, after which reduced rate wil l go away. \;
The highli ght of the Boat Show Cruise will be our very own \; Thursday evening twilight cruise \;on Lake Union\, cou rtesy of Wes Heinmiller\, Alan Stameisen\, and Linda Schroeder on their bea utiful yacht \; Northern Light. \; \; W e will m eet the yacht at 4pm by the Museum of History and Industry on Lake Union\, \; out at the end of the little park that is just west of the museu m. \; Here is the spot on Google Maps:
https://maps.google.co m/3DFJgUCm9Ai5mMZJ6 \; \;
You will receive EXTRA POINTS if you bring a bottle of win e to share with the group-- in the past\, we have been guilty of robbin g Wes\, Alan\, and Linda's liquor cabinet\, which is just not fair \, after all they have provided us-- year after year-- free of charge.-- so a gain\, please bring something to drink and share . \; (and please give them a huge hug of thanks\, too). \; N orthern Light will depart for a romantic evening cruise across Lake Union and arrive at 5pm at the elegant \; Queen City Yacht Club\, where we will h ave a no-host cocktail hour set to live music provided by jazz legend an d singer Josephine Howell. \; At 6pm\, we will sit down for a delicious meal catered by Willie Williamson \, and after dinner be tr eated to more scintillating entertainment by J osephine Howell. \; \; At 9pm\, we will re-board Northern Ligh t to return to the Museum of History and Science. \;
To purchase your dinn er tickets for the cruise\, dinner\, and entertainment\, please go to this link and make your $68/person payment by JANUARY 23rd : \; \; https://oiyc.org/Common/registration/BoatShow.php
Seattle Boat Show Information can be found at: \; https://seattleboatshow.com/ -- be sure to take adv antage of the terrific free classes that are offered throughout the day at the Century Link Event Site: \; https://seattleboatshow.com/seminars/ If you need a ticket to the boat show\, first try your favorite boat show vendor with whom you’ve spent lots of money and ask them!
The final option is to 'bite-the-bullet-- and go onlin e and purchase your ticket—they cost $17 per day-- (but you do get a coupon for a free cup of chowder at Duke’s Seafood-- yum! )
All those coming in on Wednesday the 29 th are i nvited to meet at 5pm for a no-host Happy Hou r across the str eet from our hotel at Duke’s Seafood &\; Chowder –—where we will commence our very own OIYC Captain’s Hour and “splice the main brace” so as to properly welcome all attendees of the Boat Show Cruise . \; D inner that night will be no-host at Dukes at 6:30pm \, with two 12 pe rson tables reserved-- please send me an email if you are planning on at tending the Wednesday night dinner at Duke's so I can get a sense of ho w many we will be\, in order to make additional reservations as necessary.& nbsp\;
\; \; My email is: \; [email protected] — and I look forward to seeing you all January 29th and 30th!
Carl Davis— 2020 Boat Show Cruise Pilot \; \; \; \;
\;& nbsp\; \; \; \; \; \; Phone: \; 503 804-1925 (text friendly)
If you can’t be in the parade\, be sure to pop your popcorn in the mic rowave\, pop open a pop-top\, sit backand enjoy the festivitie s and shenanigans on our very own Orcas Island Yacht Club YouT ube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85_vwsq-lGY&\;feature=emb_logo
If you have any questions\, send me an email at [email protected] \, or call/text 503 804-1925.
I am looking \ ;forward to seeing all your friendly faces on June6 th ! \;
\; \; \; \; \; Fair winds and cal m waters—
\; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; Carl Davis\, \; 2020 Rear Commodore
The postponed Wescott Bay Cruise is now a gofor \; Jun e 26-28. \;Jeff andDiane Morris will pilot this cruise\, just as th ey did last year on a similarcruise to Stuart Island. This year's was origi nally planned as a “cruise andlearn” that included a shore based classroom course on electrical systems forcruisers. The classroom course is still pos tponed until further notice\, butJeff and Diane have offered to proceed wit h leading the cruise portion toWescott Bay.
Those new to boating are encouraged toattend\, and you old salts are just as welcome to come along. The more the merrier!
We must stress the county is still underPhase I I of the Safe Start Washington plan\, so social distancing guidelineswill b e in effect for this cruise. Jeff will fill you in on the details.
9/14 UPDATE: Given current weather conditions\, this cruise is now tentative and may be shortened or cancelled. Contact Ben or Mike if you are interested in joining and they'll keep you up to date o n official status. \;
Ahoy OIYCSailors and Cruisers\, Mike Voegtlin and I would like to announc e a cruise to Port TownsendSeptember 18-20! This cruise is meant to encoura ge our sailors to make the sailacross the Straits of Juan De Fuca for a fun filled weekend in Port Townsend.Power cruisers are welcome to attend as we ll!
We arecontacting you now because the weekend we sel ected happens to be the opening of Port Townsend’s Annual Film Festival ! The Port Hudson Marina (downtownPort Townsend) advises they have plenty of space now but recommend we make ourreservations early! They will endeav or to put us all together.
To make a reservation call them at 360-385-2828. Their website is: https://portofpt.com/point-hudson-marina-rv-park/ and e mail is [email protected] . There is an $11 non-refundable booking fee per vessel.
I spoke to Shannon B. there and made a reservation for Dunvegan\, September17 th – 20 th \, arriving a day early.
We have relat ives who live in Port Townsend and know all the “local” hangoutsand restaur ants not normally frequented by visitors. So we will be planninginteresting places things to do for this cruise and post them under this eventon the c lub website calendar.
Please let Mike or myself
know you if pl an to join us and if you have any questions.
- Open Board of Trustees sess ion to review/approve new members
- Sharing of annual calendar of eve nts
- Review and approval of the annual budget
- Review and app roval of proposed bylaw amendments
- \;Summary of changes per Dave Perry: https://cdn.ussailing.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/URRS-Si gnificant-Changes-by-Dave-Perry-December-10-2020.pdf
- \;All rules resources from US Sailing: https://www .ussailing.org/competition/rules-officiating/the-racing-rules-of-sailing-20 21-2024/
- \;Racing Rules of Sailing APP: https://www.ussailing.org/competition/rules-officiating/the-rac ing-rules-of-sailing-2021-2024 \; \; \;
Sponsored by the \; Orcas I sland Yacht Club \;and part of the second annual \; North Sound Party Circuit\, \;this annual re gatta promises great fun. As one of the first events to be cancelled at the beginning of the pandemic in 2020\, we are excited to welcome old and new friends in 2021. While we don't expect to be able to host group social even ts\, we plan to run on-the-water racing.
The regatta is held at Rosar io Resort on beautiful Orcas Island. With its unique north/south orientatio n and high bluffs\, East Sound often enjoys better wind when there is littl e elsewhere in the area. Six miles long with very little power boat traffic \, East Sound is an exceptional venue. Planned racing includes buoy and dis tance courses. Mooring and lodging are available through \; Rosario Resort \;(use code OIYC21 to get $ 10/night per room off room reservations) and there are plenty of activities for non-sailors to enjoy too. This regatta will be a \; Clean Regatta.
Join fellow OIYC members on a summer evening at the Orcas Island Winery\, a boutique family vineyard and winery on Crow Valley Road\ , to enjoy some delicious wines in the modern farmhouse tasting room and wi ne garden! \; Flights\, glasses or bottles of wine and picnic food boxe s will be available.
I hope you’re feeling groovy and ready to embrace \; Hippie Daze ! If you would like a ready-made outfit\, look no f urther than our \; Opening Day Clothing Shop &nb sp\;where you can purchase cool shirts and hoodies customized for opening d ay. Clothing will be available for pickup at the pancake breakfast at 08:30 on Opening Day. \; Click here to place your order \;no late r than \; April 28 . \;
And yes\, you h eard that right— pancakes !! With many of our members becomi ng fully vaccinated and the \; COVID restrictions \;easing\, we’re hopeful that in a month’s time we’ll be able to host you for not one\ , but two eating extravaganzas. Join us at the West Sound Community Center for (free!) pancakes from 8:30⇨10:00. Indoor capacity will likely be limite d to 50 people with additional seating available at the picnic shelter. We’ ll also be inviting our West Sound community neighbors to join us for break fast.
After breakfast\, the racers will sprint to their boats and hea d out onto West Sound for the Opening Day \; sailboat race . Weather permitting\, we hope to make it equally fun for spectators\, s o hang around. Perhaps the universe will go all trippy on us and we’ll have backwards-flying spinnakers again?
At noon\, we’ll have the traditio nal \; boat parade . I’ll send out details closer to the day\, but the general program is to decorate your boat ahead of time and t hen line up south of Picnic Island (just south of West Sound Marina) at 11: 45. At noon\, we’ll proceed by the OIYC club dock where we’ll salute our Co mmodore Jeff Johnson and first lady Angie and then serpentine back so every one gets to see each other’s boats.
After the parade\, join our Commo dore at the OIYC picnic shelter at 1PM for the \; Opening Day Pa rty \;as he introduces visitors\, blesses the fleet and raises our flags. \; Prizes \;will be awarded for best de corated boat\, best male and best female costume\, plus a special Judge's a ward.
You’re also invited to stay for \; lunch — ord er lunch tickets here . We’ll have scrumptious lamb burgers (an d a veggie option) and fixings available. And best of all\, the opportunity to socialize with each other\, all while respecting social distancing guid elines and wearing masks (while not eating). Music from the 60s will be on tap\, but please also bring your guitar\, uke or other instrument if you wa nt to jam!
To make all this goodness happen will take some aw esome volunteers to step forward. If you’re interested in helping with setup\, cooking\, or clean-up\, please reach out to Jennifer Walsh at [email protected] . T hank you in advance!!!
Any questions\, feel free to email me at \ ; [email protected] \;or call me at 206.853.3856. I look forward to seeing you out there!
Ke n Machtley OIYC Rear Commodore and Opening Day pilot
MORE INFO ON PARADE LOGISTICS
- 11: 30 Be in West Sound and standing by on VHF 68
- Dash \;(blue 33' J/99 sailb oat with black mast) with Rear Commodore Ken Machtley and his partner Steph anie Arnold\, Fleet Captain Sail
- Glorius \;with Fleet Ca ptain Cruise Gloria Eppig and her husband Steve
- Power boats & nbsp\;arranged longest to shortest
- Riff \;with sailing c ommittee member Boris Luchterhand
- Sailboats \;arranged l ongest to shortest
- 12:00 Parade starts \;by pr oceeding towards the OIYC dock\, staying clear of the rocks off the west si de of Picnic Island. Stay approximately three boat lengths behind the boat in front of you. Salute the Commodore as you pass by. Stay in line as we re turn by the parade line and get to see the rest of the fleet. \;
VIRTUAL ATTENDANCE
We hope tha t you can join in person\, but if not\, you can join virtually on our very own \; Orcas Island Yacht Club YouTube Channel .
This cruise is at capacity. \;You can add your name to the waitlist by emailing me at [email protected]. \; Gloria
You won’t want to miss this one!&nbs p\; We have limited dock space at the Squalicum Harbor Marina (a total of 2 80’ linear feet) so reserve your spot - the sooner the better! \; This cruise will feature an interesting “Sin and Gin” walking tour by the Good T ime Girls\, customized for the OIYC! \; The tour will include lots of s orted historical tales (the sin part) and will conclude with a stop at The Cabin Tavern (the gin part). \; The cost of the tour will be $25 per pe rson. \; If you would prefer to come by land and take the tour\, please let us know.
Hello\, fellow cruisers!
August\, 14 is fast approachi ng and that’s when we’ll be getting together at the West Sound Community Cl ub to get schooled on Basic Electricity for Boaters . \;Everyone ’s invited\, but please contact Jeff Morris at [email protected] to sign up for the course. We will mee t at 1000\, break for lunch at 1200\, and finish up around1400.
Topi cs to be covered include: basic DC theory\, Ohm’s Law\, basic AC theory\, e lectrical safety\, inverter/chargers\, and troubleshooting techniques. Ther e will be a heavy emphasis on the proper usage of digital volt meters (DVM’ s)\, so if you own one\, be sure to bring it to class. If you don’t have on e in your toolbox\, contact me and I can steer you towards some good qualit y ones that can be purchased on Amazon. Please don’t buy one before talking to me as there are some features that we need that aren’t available on all DVM’s.
For those of you who have experience with electricity\, you’r e more than welcome to come and share your knowledge. I’d like to encourage everyone to share stories of good and bad experiences with electrical syst ems on their boats\, so come prepared to learn from your fellow boaters\, a s well from me.
See you on the 14 th \, but please contact m e as soon as possible so we can sure we have enough coffee and water for ev eryone.
Jeff Morris
Please join fellow club members at noon this coming Sunday a t the OIYCpicnic shelter for “Safety Sunday.” We’ll be doing MOB/WOB recove ries of realpeople in the water\, launching at least one life raft\, and sh aring amongstourselves about safety best practices.
This first annua l event is open to ALL club members and their guests. If youare planning to attend\, pleasesend me an email at [email protected] (though please feel free to show up even if you don’t sign up). Also\, if youmight like to offer to ta ke your boat out for the MOB drill\, please let meknow. \; The t opics we will be covering are: \;
- First aid \; chalk talk: Know how to respond to an inju ry on board? \;We will review first aid procedures and what you sho uld carry in your first aid kit. \;
- PFD/Life Jacke ts chalk talk: What should you know about maintenance and care of your PFD and the differences between the many different types?
- MOB chalk talk: \;Every boater I talk with ha s different techniques they prefer. Let's share these ideas at the shel ter with a white board and learn from each other.
- MOB/WOB practice: \;How many of us have actually had to react to and recover a real person back on board\, not just Frida the Fender? We'll have 1-2 volunteers in dry suits to practice with\, plus a safet y boat standing by.
- Life raft launching: \;We have at least one and possibly two expired life rafts that may get deployed (hopefully!).
- MOB race: \;F or our racers\, wind permitting\, perhaps we cap off the day with a fun race where crews need to do a fender retrieval (and at least a 360 tur n) on both upwind and downwind legs.
I hope to see many of you on Sunday!
This cruise will be piloted by Jeff and Diane Morris for tho se that have taken the Cruisers Class on August 14. \;We’ll leave for Reid Harbor on Friday\, the 20 th \, for our annual\, “Let’s go cr uisin’ together” cruise. Not only will this give us an opportunity to check out the various ways different manufacturers have installed our electrical systems (and maybe troubleshoot some of those irksome problems we’ve been experiencing) but also have some time for fellowship\, and maybe a hike to the school or lighthouse. Rumor has it that Roche Harbor donuts might also be procured.
Calling all OIYC members!
It is August and we are all in need of an excuse for a club party! I am pleased to announce that just r ecently our very own \; Christina and Justin Wolfe \;have been selected by US sailing as one of two double handed crews to rep resent the United States in the \; 2021 Offshore World Championship \;in Italy next month. This is an extraordinary achievement and one that I feel should be celebra ted by all members of our club. \;
Christina and Justin joined ou r club in 2017. They both currently serve on the \; Sail Orcas \;board\, and have worked tirelessly in pro moting our club's youth and women instructional sailing programs. Justin al so currently serves as an OIYC board member as the Fleet Captain Junior Sai l. To say the least\, this couple is a juggernaut for promoting sailing wit hin our club! The Wolfe's have sailed together as a couple over 25 years. T hey have logged more than 12\,000 miles of double-handed offshore sailing/r acing and truly embrace the challenge. "The more difficult the race\, the b etter!" Recent achievements include 1st overall in the Pacific NW Offshore Race\, 1st over-all in Race to the Straits\, and 1st overall at the Pacific NW Race Week. They also co-founded the PNW Shorthanded Sailing Society in 2020.
To celebrate this great achievement\, OIYC will be hosting an I talian-themed fundraising dinner on \; August 21 at 5 pm at the OIYC picnic shelter \;with the entire club invited\, along wit h our fellow boaters in Bellingham and Anacortes. The scrumptious Italian m enu will consist of meat or veggie lasagna\, salad\, garlic bread\, and a d elicious desert-all for a small donation of $20! Dressing in your favorite Italian threads is also encouraged!
We will be hosting a silent auction online\, along with a live auction of so me very fun select offerings. All attendees\, please bring a bottle of wine ($30-$100 cost) to donate to a fun $20/ticket raffle that enables everyone to go home with something special from the evening. If you are unable to a ttend this fun event but wish to support the Wolfe's and Sail Orcas\, pleas e consider a monetary donation (use the \; link above ) \;or provide an item for auction (email me at \; brow [email protected] ).
Visit the silent auction here: \; https://o iyc.betterworld.org/auctions/wolfe-fundraiser \;
This fundraising event is possible through the generous sponsorship of Sandy an d Janet Horwitz\, and there is no financial burden to OIYC. As a club\, thi s event is a unique opportunity to support club members who make a differen ce within our club and community. This adventure for the Wolfe's is expecte d to cost in excess of $45k and our goal as a club is to provide $10k to Ch ris and Justin with the remainder of all donations going to Sail Orcas\, ou r club's youth sailing program.
Please help me in congratulating Chri s and Justin!
Jeff Johnson Commodore\, OIYC
We plan to go in any event and hop e others will fill the two remaining slots.
Our first Oktoberfest replaces our traditio nal October Crab Feed. This event will be held outdoors at the OIYC picnic shelter from 2-5PM on our contingency date of Sunday\, October 17th (due to more rain in the forecast on Saturday)
IMPORTANT: Attendee s will be required to either have a COVID vaccine\, or \;proof of a neg ative COVID test taken within 3 days\, and\, of course\, no symptoms like a fever or cough.
And best—here is your chance to break out yo ur lederhosen and remember your best Polka steps. The event will be complete with Beer\, Brats\, Pretzels\, and fest ive Oompah Band music. Everyone is requested to dress in your very best Okt oberfest costume---and winners will be provided with extra beer. Tickets fo r food and drink are $25—and check this—the first 100 who sign up will rece ive their very own OIYC 2021Oktoberfest Beer Stein —(no\, n ot a cheap plastic one\, but one made of real glass!). \;
Sign up here: \; https://oiyc.org/Common/registration/Oktoberfest.php
At the mid-point of the Oktoberfest festivities\, we will have brief intermission in order to present the 2022 slate of proposed Board Members \, which will be voted on during a brief “Change of Watch” Zoom meeting to be held on November18 th . \; \;
Fi nally\, the Board would like to extend a heartfelt thanks to all the member s who have helped keep our beloved boating club up and running during this scary and difficult period. Our club is a treasure trove o f friendship and camaraderie\, one all the more essential during these isol ating times. We hope to see you all at the upcoming Oktoberfest\, where tog ether we can raise a frosty stein of beer and offer a toast to 2021 and a g reat year to come. \;
Beginning at 1pm at the West Sound Community Cent er willbe our first annual Salish Sea\, BC\, andSE Alaska Cruisers Round table. \; Ifyou are planning on taking a cruise this s ummer\, this is the gathering foryou. \; We will have a pr esentation bymyself\, called “Behind the Video—a tripto Southeast Alaska ” \, along with an informal discussion panel on “where to go and what to look out for ”by club luminaries such as Chuck Wilson\, Lew and Kati e Thomas\, Ron Montgomery\,George and Sally Larson\, Diane Jareki\, and Jor g Reinhardt—plus a briefing by2022 Alaska-bound cruisers Mike and Pam Voegt lin\, Jeff Wiper\, and CarlLewis. \; All in all\, expect a fun andlively discussion\, and the opportunity to get any and all of your cruisingquestions answered. \;
The party is ON for Sunday\, May 8 from 6-10pm!! This year's ev ent will be held at the Orcas Center and our theme will be Old Time Hollywo od / Academy Awards. Dig out those fancy duds and come walk down the red ca rpet\, all in celebration of our 2022 Commodore\, Carl Davis. I don’t know about you\, but it seems my tux may have shrunk a bit sitting in the closet for two years!
Also\, in recognition of Mother's Day\, every club me mber is encouraged to bring your mom FOR FREE .
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- Add yours elf to the cre w list . Skippers often look here for new crew.
- Join the BBQ aft er racing at the OIYC picnic shelter. This is an excellent time to introduc e yourself and find a ride for the following week. Bring something to drink and BBQ. \;
- Come to West Sound Marina around 4:30-5pm on a Wed nesday evening and walk B and C docks to ask if anyone needs crew. Bring yo ur own PFD (life jacket)\, sailing (or gardening) gloves\, and clothing app ropriate for the weather. A six pack is often a nice touch too.
- Add yourself to the crew list . Skippers often look here for new crew.
- Joi n the BBQ after racing at the OIYC picnic shelter (Wednesdays May through A ugust\, Sundays in September). This is an excellent time to introduce yours elf and find a ride for the following week. Bring something to drink and BB Q. \;
- Come to West Sound Marina around 4:30-5pm on a Wednesday evening and walk B and C docks to ask if anyone needs crew. Bring your own PFD (life jacket)\, sailing (or gardening) gloves\, and clothing appropriat e for the weather. A six pack is often a nice touch too.
Dear OIYC Women\,
Do you remember our last Women’s Lunch? \; It was at The Lower Tavern on Wednesday\, Ma rch 11\, 2020\, the last day before we became completely aware that we need ed to distance ourselves and isolate because of COVID. This happened just a s our core group was coalescing and getting to know each other better at ev ery event\, and we were forming friendships that might last for the rest of our lives. I treasure that event and every one of you who were there.
(The restaurant wants an approximate headcount.)
I hope you can come…
L inn Hulley
Opening day festivities are planned for Saturday\, May 14\, 2022. We will be celebrating the club's \; 66 th \; anniversary and we will \; kick \;off the season and celebrate in style with our annual Boat Parade and Opening Day picnic. Please join our cruise on “Route 66” (Westsound) which will beg in at noon\, then enjoy lunch at the Orcas Island Yacht Club's 50's-style d iner (the picnic shelter)\, beginning at 1 pm. Don't forget to decorate you r boat and dress in your favorite 1950's attire to join the boat parade or gather with other members on the club dock to watch the festivities. There will be prizes for the best boat decorations and costumes! \;We will b e serving burgers and sides\, so bring your own tableware and the drink of your choice. \;We will also have root beer floats\, so if you would li ke to bring your own soda glass\, that would be great. \;If not\, we w ill have compostable ones for you to use. \; If you have a vintage car \, why not drive it to the OIYC for Opening Day? \;Registration is now closed.
Hey Ladies\, This Fr iday at 6pm is the Women's Splicing Class at the OIYC Picnic Shelter. Could you please fill out the following form if you're planning to go so we can get enough materials?
-Julia& nbsp\;
Attention paddlers\,rowers\, small boat sailors\, f ishing boats\, shrimpers and water craft of allsizes-- Friday\, May 27 cruise to Yellow andJo nes islands We will leave from Deer Harbor at 9:00am . \; Make our way to YellowIsland. \; Rendezvous with other boa ters at Yellow Island around 10:30am. \;Hike the Island. Paddlers will land on the south side of Jones and then meet a t the shelter at2:30. There are campsites near the shelter if anyone wants to stay overnight. \;Paddlers who don't plan to camp will head b ack to Deer Harbor around5:30pm. \; We will have a motor boat as a chas e boat for paddlers on all 3legs of the journey. \; \; I Will send further details when we getan idea of num bers. \; All are welcome. You don't need to be a shrimperto attend . \; If this is a typical year we should have plenty ofshrimp. \; But—please bring something to drink. \; \; If youdon't have a boat let us know and we will line you up a ride. \; Mike Boero \; 217 -202-8899 Have you ever wondered? · \; \; \; \;& nbsp\; \; \;Why every time you need to bring a full dock cart from the boat\, the ramp is at its steepest? · \; \; \; \; \; \; \;Why Rosario Strait gets so lumpy when the tide is goin g out? · \; \; \; \; \; \; \;What time do I need to leave Montague Harbor to hit Dodd Narrows at slack? · \; \; \; \; \; \; \;Why is the current still floodi ng an hour after high tide? The next Women's Lunch is Wednesday\, May 11th at 12:3 0 at the Orcas Hotel\, in the restaurant\, not the cafe. The Orcas Hotel needs an approximate count in order to be prepared. Please RSVP to me at [email protected] by Monday\, May 10th. N ot to be missed! --Linn Hully
4 th of July Barbecue-- 12 Noon on July 4th-- plus\, the Race to Picnic Is land-- Hello Orcas Island Yachting Club! The biggest event of our summer cal endar is almost upon us—the 4 th of July Barbecue —which will begin at 12 noon sharp on M onday\, July 4 th . \; The luncheon will feature a fabulous menu of meatball subs with melted mozzarella\, parmesan\, and tomato sauce\, pulled pork sliders with colesla w\, and corn on the cob. \; There will also be a vegetarian option of a roasted red pepper\, Provolone cheese\, arugula and pesto sauce hoagie. \;Tickets will be $25 for the meatball &\; pulled pork sliders\, and $20 for the veggie sandwich—along with hot dogs available for $5 each. So that we will know h ow much food to purchase \, tickets will need to be purchased in ad vance by June 27 th — and here is the on-line Paypal li nk where you can order your tickets: \; h ttps://oiyc.org/Common/ registration/July4Picnic.php Tickets will also be available at the door— and we will \;have a back-up supply of burgers\, just in case we run o ut of fabulous subs. \; Tickets will be non-refundable after June 27 th . Also —we ar e asking for members to help out by bringing a fruit salad to share \, any beverages you would like to drink \, plus\, the usual plates\, glasses and utensils -- \; \;and-- be sure to please take all your trash home with you for disposal. \; As always\, as a volunteer club\, we cannot have these events without fo lks who are willing to serve as party decorators\, sandwich assemblers\, ticket takers\, servers\, help the OIYC swag booth\, and serve on the clea n-up crew —so please send me an email if you are willing to help. \; Thank you! \; Now\, the big ne ws—after lunch\, at 3pm\, we will hold the first-ever Ra ce to Picnic Island! (R2PI) --- a family-oriented fun-ra ce for kids and adults on non-motorized watercraft. \; Bring your row b oat\, canoe\, air mattress\, surfboard\, SUP\, sailing dinghy\, Huckleberry Finn-style log raft\, inflatable duck or anything that floats for this fun \, family event. \; The race will begin at the OIYC dock and con testants will paddle or sail out to an orange buoy at Picnic Island and return—a total distance of about ½ mile. \; \;All contestants will be required to sign a liability release\, plus wear a personal flot ation device and to be eligible for entry. \; I am also looking for volunteers with dinghies\, kayaks\, or SUPs to serve as SAFETY BOATERS — let me know if you can help. \; \; \; \; We hope to see you on the 4 th of Jul y! \; \; \; \;&nbs p\; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \;& nbsp\; \; \; \; \;Carl Davis --Commodore\, Orcas Island Yac ht Club \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \;&nbs p\; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; \; Email: \; \; carld2 [email protected] Hi OIYC members – I need your help-- I am organizing transportation for TrailSeekers again thisyear to Jones Island on June 22 nd . \; This is an OrcasIsland Y acht Club tradition that goes back decades and was historically headedby pa st commodore Len Rickey. \;This year we will leave from Orcas landing countydock between 9:00 and 10:00 in the morning and arrived b ack about 3 in theafternoon. Our only responsibility is transport. \; The remainder of the time we can read\,reflect\, socializ e\, hike\, etc.. This is a wonderful trip for 5-6 year old underserve dchildren from the Yakima area who have never been on a boat\, made any kin d of atrip\, camped or seen the ocean. \; It is ahuge even t for them. Please consider helping me transport these children. \; There will be 85 members from TrailSeekers andtheir organiz ation will provide proof of liability insurance for the trip. \; Each child will have their own chaperone and eachperson will also have a life preserver. \; Last year everyone wore mas ks. The number of boats needed will depend on their size ofcourse\, i n the past we’ve needed up to 7 or 8. https://www.trailse ekerswa.org/about
Val Woodruff
As is our tradition\, we will once again ha ve the opportunity to feast on expertly barbequed salmon! \;With a nip of Fall in the air\, and under the able leadership of our own Betsy Wareha m\, our wonderful yacht club will gather at the picnic shelter to enjoy del icious salmon\, accompanied by Caesar salad\, Pasta Salad\, Garlic Br ead and Apple Crisp for dessert and BYOB. & nbsp\;Plus\, we will get to gather together to share our stories of summer cruising\, island life without access to Prune Alley\, and what we will wea r to Oktoberfest. Some of us will be wearing our Where’s the Ferry T Shirts \, just because. What could be more fun? \; Back to the Salmon BBQ highlights\, be sure to purchase your tickets (below) and remember to include those friends of yours who are good candida tes for joining the club in the future. We are calling for volunteers to assist in set up\, serving\, and clean up an d contribution of homemade apple crisp to sweeten the celebration. I promis e to bring vanilla ice cream to top off those fabulous desserts. Feel free to contact me if you would like to volunteer for a particular activity. Rem ember\, clean-up is easy because everyone brings their own plates\, utensil s and napkins\, not to mention wine glasses or coolers filled with white wi ne and beer. Here is the link to purchase your tickets\, at the price of $25 per person: \; https://oiyc.org/Common/ registration/SalmonBBQ.php As usual\, we need to know how many folks are coming so we can order the right amount of salmon-- so the deadlin e to purchase tickets is Sunday\, Sept. 11th . \; So get out the picnic duds\, volunteer if you can\, and prepare for a party!!!! \;-- Ma rie Michnich-- Salmon Barbecue Co-Organizer-- \; \; marie_michnich @msn.com You are invited to attend the Commodore’s Ball to \;celebrate our amazing incoming Commodore\, Ken Machtley! Ken t ook a year off to ski in his younger days\, so we celebrate his love of ski ing and the outdoors with a special \;‘Snow Ball’! \;Come dressed in black tie or 'Apres Ski Chic' attire and join us on Thursday\, Decemb er 1 from 6 pm -10 pm at the Orcas Center. \; Upon entering t he winter wonderland\, have your photo taken in an Apres Ski vignette. Sip a signature cocktail that Ken made famous and enjoy hors d'oeuvres includin g bruschetta and an antipasto while visiting with fellow OIYC members! &nbs p\; After mingling\, sit down to enjoy a delicious family-style dinne r including \;classic style fondue served with bread cubes\; a winter s alad with spinach\, kale\, orange\, apple and pear with a citrus vinaigrett e\; seared halibut with a white wine lemon glaze\; beef tenderloin with a t hyme and red wine reduction\; toasted orzo pasta with spinach\, mushroom an d shaved parmesan\; roasted garlic mashed potatoes\; and vegetable medley. A vegetarian entrée option will also be available. There will also be a sp ecial dessert (Ken’s favorite) and a hot chocolate bar. After dinner\ , dance the night away with music by Melody Funk! \; Tickets are $90 per person. \; Please register by November 15\, 2022 for thi s special event! >\;>\;>\; \; Click here to register \;<\;<\;<\; SAFETY SUNDAY | \;APRIL 24\, \;9am - 12noon
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/ 81783174623?pwd= LzBqOG llS0FOSGpmaTdSVG93dHdTZz 09 Saturday\, Feb. 4 th \, head for the Lumen Field Event Center . Spend the day at the Boat S how--cost $20 bucks--(plus parking) info and tickets can be found here: https://seattleboatshow.c om/ At 4pm we all meet up right outside the event center - - at 901 Occidental Street-- https://goo.gl/maps/cNRz2ANy2bEQnWQZ7 -- in the heart of Seattle grunge\, for the Race to Alaska Tailgate P arty . Drop me an email or call in you are interested in joining us\, and we can form car pools\, etc. Tal k soon! -- Ca rl Davis (503) 804-192 5
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