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Today is National Dog Day! Each year on August 26th, man's best friend is celebrated! Treat your doggie to something special today!
Make sure you have a life preserver available when you take your dog power boating or sailing!! To learn more about this years National Dog Day hero, click on the National Dog Day site! www.nationaldogday.com/#!bretagne/mp3zi
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It sure was a hot day yesterday at the Talbot Watermen's Appreciation Day event at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum yesterday in St. Michaels but great fun was had by power boat enthusisasts! There was a wonderful display of Buy Boats to tour and the Chesapeake Cowboys docking contest was awesome! Here is a short video of one of the boats that we toured Captained by Jake Jabobs on "Outlaw". Great boat and great skills by the Captain! Stay tuned for future fun events!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYaZTj_HNlI&sns=em It's been a busy weekend filled with fun boating events for power boaters and sailors!
The 43rd annual Governor's Cup 2016 race from Annapolis to St. Marys is the oldest and longest overnight race on the Bay. Preliminary results are posted on the St. Mary's College Sailing Association - Yacht Scoring site. http://www.yachtscoring.com/emenu.cfm?eID=1677 We took part in the celebrations at Coast Guard Day 2016 - USCG Service Yard yesterday! It was a really fun time for all! Thank you Mission BBQ for providing such a great lunch! There were fun games for the children, great music and it turned out to be great weather! It was a little windy though!! LOL. Looking forward to next year! Thank you, again, U.S. Coast Guard for everything that you do for us!  Happy Birthday to the U.S. Coast Guard!! We are happy to share that we are a proud sponsor of the 2016 U.S. Coast Guard Day celebration tomorrow at the U.S. Coast Guard Service Yard - Baltimore. The event is not open to the general public. You must have base access or be a civilian that works in the service yard. Coast Guard Day is to honor the establishment in 1790 of the Revenue Cutter Service, forebear of today's Coast Guard, by the Treasury Department. On that date, Congress, guided by Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton, authorized the building of a fleet of ten cutters, whose responsibility would be enforcement of the first tariff laws enacted by Congress under the Constitution.  |
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