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LOMO Blaze Inland Championship 2026 at Draycote Water Sailing Club Original
LOMO Blaze Inland Championship 2026 at Draycote Water Sailing Club by Tom Twist & Andy Wilson 23 Oct 10:47 BST The Blaze 30th anniversary season's last fling was the LOMO Blaze Inland Championship, returning for the first time since 2022 to Draycote Water Sailing Club. In recent history, the Inland Championship provides the setting for the fleet to reconvene in a final flurry of sailing and socialising, with attendance numbers typically strong.
Solution National Championship 2024 at Felpham Sailing Club Original
Solution National Championship 2024 at Felpham Sailing Club by Tom Twist 6 Jun 10:44 BST The Solutions arrived on Saturday to a sunny and breezy Felpham Sailing club for the first day of the Nationals. With thirteen boats registered and the first gun at 12:00 boats started to congregate on the beach ready for launch. With disputes about how windy it really was in the shifty Northerly the boats headed out to a trapezoid course a long way off shore.
Shingletown community celebrate "Kids Fish Day" at Lassen Pines Christian Camp ~ East Valley Times
Our 2018 Kids Fish Day went off without a hitch – no snow or 19-degree temperatures like last year. The fishing was open to all kids 15 and younger, the only stipulation being that the little ones had to be able to hold their own rod and real. Kids, with parents in tow, started flowing in just before 9:00 AM and they kept coming and going all day. Some pretty little tykes were landing 16 and 18-inch trout that were half as long as the kid was tall.
Help to bring home the Best 185 Steam Traction Engine to the Shingletown Historical Society
Link to the GoFund Me site In the 1800’s Shingletown California was a hub of timber activities. Several dozen lumber and shingle/shake mills sprung up, thrived, and eventually died. Many mills used horses and mules hitched to big wheels to haul virgin timber from the heavily forested lands at the foot of the southernmost mountain in the Cascade Range, Lassen Peak.
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