St. George Community Sailing Foundation |
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P.O. Box 435
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The St. George Community Sailing Foundation
is a community sailing program that teaches sailing, seamanship, and water safety to children on the Saint
George peninsula in Maine. The program also encourages respect for our
water environment and honors Maine's nautical history. |
• Safety | • Parts of a Sailboat | • Wind Awareness |
• How Sails Work | • Rigging the Boat | • Your First Sail |
• Sailing Upwind and Downwind | • Capsize and Overboard Recovery | • Leaving and Returning to a Dock or Mooring |
• Right-of-Way | • Weather, Tides and Currents | • Knots and Lines |
• Maritime History of St. George |
More advanced sailors study
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"One of the purest joys in the world was sailing a small, well-conceived, weatherly boat: the purest form of sailing too, with the sheet alive in one hand, the tiller quivering under the crook of one's knee, and the boat's instant response to the movement of either, and to the roll and the breeze,...a subtle delight in gliding over smooth water, coaxing every ounce of thrust from what light air there was: an infinitely varied joy."
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