Didi 26 "Haylaz" sailing in Turkey. For more info go to http://dixdesign.com/26didi.htm .

94 year old Jessie Varalyay was married to legendary Snipe boatbuilder Lou Varalyay. She talks about Lou's love of working with wood and his attention to the details that made the Snipes that he and his brother Ted created the boats of choice in the 30's, 40's & 50's.

Eric did most of his sailing on the West Coast and around his home fleet in Alamitos Bay. He's a strong supporter of getting junior sailors involved in the Class. In fact, he started sailing with his daughter when she was a junior and has been sailing with her for over 30 years.

With the majority of the AST hitting the ground in Holland for the Detla Lloyd Regatta the first stop was Rotterdam to unpack the containers and get the boats up to Medemblik.

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Jerry Thompson started sailing Snipes in 1953. In the intervening years he's competed in 46 Nationals and many more international regattas. Jerry talks about the Varalyay brothers who built his first boat and some exciting times that he's had out on the race course.

Arden Zinn started sailing Snipes in Michigan in the early 1950's in a boat that had previously been used by his older sister. Arden had success in those early years, but always felt the Snipe was a family boat - one that you can have a good time sailing whether you are 16 or 65.

Chad Freitas formed the Skiff Sailing Foundation and is one of the rocks of 18' skiff sailing on San Francisco Bay.

Patrick skippered the winning boat in last year's American Sailing League Championship regatta and is back to try to make it two years in a row.

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Jeff Causey is the man who makes the American Sailing League Championship regatta happen on San Francisco Bay. In his second year at the helm, he's looking at doubling the number of competitors at each of the two regattas to be held at PIER 39 in 2009.

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Welcome (and please subscribe!) to the oldest sailing channel on YouTube! This video was shot back in 2009 when Elizabeth and Seth took their Lagoon 380 Catamaran halfway around the world from Norfolk, Virginia to Sydney, Australia. Now it's 2020 and we're back cruising, this time with our kids! Please visit our website for more info at https://www.the-sailing-family.com Original Description: Seth and Elizabeth sail their boat, Honeymoon, from Panama City to the Galapagos islands. Along the way they cross the equator and encounter whales, dolphins and very few fish!

Welcome (and please subscribe!) to the oldest sailing channel on YouTube! This video was shot back in 2009 when Elizabeth and Seth took their Lagoon 380 Catamaran halfway around the world from Norfolk, Virginia to Sydney, Australia. Now it's 2020 and we're back cruising, this time with our kids! Please visit our website for more info at https://www.the-sailing-family.com Original Description: Seth and Elizabeth learn that Hair Care changes when you live on a boat. To learn more about our trip halfway around the world, please visit: www.sailblogs.com/member/honeymoon/

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