I came up with the idea of a bonfire when the Executive decided it would be too risky to have our usual Christmas party. Some people seemed enthusiastic about it, others thought it would be too cold. We watched the weather over the next few weeks, and it looked pretty good. But then on Dec.
Organizers of the Toronto International Boat Show have announced that the annual event, scheduled to be held in-person, has cancelled for 2022. Preparations had already been completed for the Show, with move-in set to begin in less than 30 days. Following months of strategic preparation, North America’s Largest Indoor Boat Show was ready to unveil an
2020 Lift Out is in the books. A smooth running machine with no major issues. Big thanks to Tom Nelson for organizing a good lift out! Here’s a video of some of the action from the day.
Another lovely evening for our final Wednesday evening race of the season. 10 boats reported to the starting line (which was a great turn-out). The course was one that we also have listed for Saturday races – and unfortunately, half the fleet used their Saturday start times (which are times after the La Di Da
On Wednesday, November 6, the Tree/Shade Committee consisting of Patricia, Michele, Stacy, David, Bob, and Rob, welcomed the planting of a maple tree on PYC grounds. The hamburgers you consumed on race days, the silent auctions and raffles have raised funds for this tree and future enhancements to the outdoor space. Thanks, everyone.–Stacy G
