Don’t get tangled up there
Steamboat Landing in Camden busy today, tomorrow with sailboats loading and unloading
Races are underway on Penobscot Bay, outside of Camden Harbor, with the junior olympics. (Photo courtesy Camden Harbor Master Steve Pixley)
(Photo courtesy Camden Harbor Master Steve Pixley)
Races are underway on Penobscot Bay, outside of Camden Harbor, with the junior olympics. (Photo courtesy Camden Harbor Master Steve Pixley)
(Photo courtesy Camden Harbor Master Steve Pixley)
CAMDEN — The Camden Yacht Club is hosting the sailing junior olympics today, July 17, and tomorrow, July 18, which means Steamboat Landing, on the east side of Camden Harbor, is busy, especially between 4 and 6 p.m., 9 and 10:30 a.m., and 3-4:30 p.m.
Lots of 420s getting launched and hauled out, so try not to get tangled up over there.
This year the Camden Area Youth Seamanship Program, CAYSP, will host the 2019 US Sailing Regional Junior Olympics. This is a large regatta open to sailors ages 10–18. It is sailed in one-design boats ~ the Optimists, 420s, or lasers ~ and is for sailors just learning to race as well as seasoned racers. It is a two-day event and will be hosted in coordination with Lyman-Morse.
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