Did you know that NSC not only houses some 700 boats, but almost as many purple martins and that their “condos” were built by one of our very own? Find out more on our web page about NSC’s purple martins. During the bird banding sessions on July 8 & 15, hundreds of baby purple martins were banded.
Similar Posts
Interclub End of Series Social – NSC, Thursday, September 28
Thursday, September 28th after racing, Nepean Sailing Club will host this year’s Interclub End of Weeknight Racing Social. Come one, come all and pass the word to your fellow sailors! Britannia and CVGR weeknight, long-distance and RUST racers are especially welcome. Good company, and finger food provided. Head over to the NSC clubhouse immediately after…
Speaker, March 4: Richard Trainor – “Marine Surveys: What to Expect”
Richard will go over the types and reasons for sailboat surveys that he does and the equipment he uses to do them. He will review from the smallest boat to the largest!
Steve Cozzette, 1959 – 2016
Friends are invited to the Pinecrest Visitation Centre, 2500 Baseline Road, Ottawa on Friday, September 2 from 6 – 9 p.m. – For more inforamtion see Steve Cozzette
Wanted: Race Bosuns for 2012 Season
Annual posting for employee Race Bosuns – Deadline to apply is January 31st, 2012. Click for more information…
Anniversary Burgee Recipients
View the “members only” Recipients List. You will need to log in with your membership name and number.
The sinking and salvaging of the 8-metre Severn 2 on June 17
RCYC’s stunning 90-year old Canada’s Cup contender, the Severn 2, built in Scotland in 1934 was “holed” in a race on June 17 and sank in 100 metres of water off Toronto. Here is the fascinating story of her suspected demise and surprising rescue.