CYA Pub Cruise Photos
A big day yesterday for the CYA launch fleet – we had one of our cruises to the Riverhead Hotel. 18 classic motor launches & approx. 120 people arrived as the pub doors opened at 10.00a.m. What followed was over 2 hours of classic wooden boat camaraderie. Good times were had & friendships made with new members.
Enjoy the mix of photos. Most from my camera but a few from others on the day.
As always with ww, click any photo to enlarge 😉
dockside
Trinidad
Waimiga & Lady Margaret
Dockside
Dockside
David Cooke & Chris Miller
Lady Crossley & Trinidad
Lady Crossley & Trinidad
David Cooke
dockside
Raindance
Seagull & Rorqual
Dan Renall & Jason Prew
Kayla Rose
Ngaio
Otira – the ‘school bus’
Ngaio
Peter Board & Alan H sporting CYA Canada caps
Vansan
Lady Crossley
Lady Crossley
Ngaio, Valsan,Endeavour
Seagull racers
Lady Margaret, Trinidad, Lady Crossley, Waimiga
the creek
Moana
dockside
Manapouri
Silens
Lady Maragret
Seagull
Seagull
Silens & Manapouri
Manapouri
Waimiga
Ngaio
Lucille
Lucille
dockside
New photos ex Chris Miller
Kumi,Monterey,Lucille,Silens,Raindance
Trinidad & Lady Crossley
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Nathan
Kayla Rose, the Sea Craft broke down on the return trip, a carb issue on the old 100E petrol motor. Two of the fleet – Lucille & Moana stopped & Keith Munro on Moana towed Kayla Rose to Birkenhead Wharf, where she had been launched from.
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Cool day, excellent being able to all tie to the jetty!
My favourites of the day would have to have been Lady Crossley and the Sea Craft. Pity I didn’t see the Sea Craft put the hammer down, would have made a great shot!
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If Mr Deeble would care to send me the image of the offending boat, I believe I still have admin rights on this blog….
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I know – very low rent. Behavior normally only seen on plastic boats. I blame the crew of course. I have been sent so many nice photos of Raindance, all with the offending fender on display.
You might have a photo Mr Deeble but you can not post it 🙂 🙂 🙂
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Who was that small straight stemmer going home past Hobsonville carelessly dragging a fender in the water? Haha. very poor form PS have picture
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That one John was not my work – the CYA Yacht Captain, Dan Ranell was the snapper.
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Nice fish-eye lens at the bottom, Mr H…
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