
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Leukemia Cup Regatta

Monday, March 10, 2008
Cherry Blossom Regatta
Cherry Blossom Regatta
Date(s): Apr 05, 2008 - Apr 05, 2008
Time: Noon - 5:00 pm
Location: Washington Sailing Marina - 1 Marina Drive, GW Parkway, Alexandria VA 22314
Map
Description: The Cherry Blossom Regatta is an all-class, handicapped regatta.
Spectators can view the races from Washington Sailing Marina and around Hains Point (East Potomac Park).
Sailors: Register with the Director of Daingerfield Island Sailing club, robert_minelli@msn.com. Include your name, the name and type of boat you are sailing, sail number, PHRF rating (if known) and which class you are sailing in.
Getting There:
TO WASHINGTON SAILING MARINA:
There is no Metro or Circulator service near the area.
Parking:
There is parking available at Washington Sailing Marina.
Visit http://www.washingtonsailingmarina.com/directions.html for directions to the Washington Sailing Marina.
TO HAINS POINT:
NOTE: Hains Point is an approximate .75 mile walk from the closest public transportation drop-off points.
Metro:
Rail: Smithsonian (Blue and Orange Lines)
Bus: 13A 13G 13B 13F 52
Use the Metro Trip Planner -- www.wmata.com -- with (Hains Point) as your destination.
Circulator: 14th and Independence Avenue stop on the Smithsonian/National Gallery of Art Loop
To view Circulator Route Maps visit www.dccirculator.com
Parking: There is FREE public parking at Hains Point for up to 320 cars.
Visit http://www.nationalcherryblossomfestival.org/cms/fileadmin/Auto_Parking_Handout.pdf to download driving directions.
http://www.guestservices.com
http://www.washingtonsailingmarina.com/index.html
Monday, March 3, 2008
Welcome to Sabrina's Sailing Log!
This SSLOG will document the life and times of the Captain and Crew of the sailboat "Sabrina," one of the prettiest boats on the Potomac.
A few words about Sabrina: she is an 30 foot fiberglass sloop designed by the genius yacht designer, Carl Alberg, and built in Canada in 1966 at the Whidby Boat Works. Alberg, as is said by many, was incapable of designing an ugly boat.
The Alberg 30 design is tested and true, with many Alberg 30s crossing oceans or even circumnavigating.



