Great Scot Regatta 2013
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The Great Scot is in the books for 2013. Flying Scot Fleet 118 hosted the annual event at the […]
Dixie Lakes
The Dixie Lakes District encompasses several fleets in the South that are not on the Atlantic or Gulf Coasts, and span Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama and South Carolina.
In Georgia we have Lake Lanier in Atlanta. In Tennessee we have Privateer Yacht Club in Hixson. In South Carolina we have Western Carolina Sail Club in Anderson and Keowee Sailing Club in Seneca. In Alabama we have Dixie Sailing Club in Montgomery, North Central Alabama in Birmingham, Mussel Shoals Sailing Club in Lauderdale and Brown’s Creek Sailing Association in Guntersville.
The District Governor is Rob Fowler.
The District has a Facebook group here.
2013 Scot a Hoochee, Lake Lanier Sailing Club
2013 Scot a Hoochee, Lake Lanier Sailing Club Read Post »
The “First Annual” Scotahoochee Regatta was held at the Lake Lanier Sailing Club on September 14-15, but it was
2013 Scot a Hoochee, Lake Lanier Sailing Club
2013 Scot a Hoochee, Lake Lanier Sailing Club Read Post »
The “First Annual” Scotahoochee Regatta was held at the Lake Lanier Sailing Club on September 14-15, but it was
Sad News in the Flying Scot Family
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I am sad to inform the Flying Scot community that Charlie Fowler passed away on April 21, 2013,at age
2012 Dixie Lakes travel Series
2012 Dixie Lakes travel Series Read Post »
The 2012 Dixie Lakes Travel Series included 7 regattas, one at each of the 7 member clubs in the
Dixie Lakes District Overview by Sandy Eustis FS 5610
Dixie Lakes District Overview by Sandy Eustis FS 5610 Read Post »
The Flying Scot Sailing Association’s newest district is Dixie Lakes–comprised of seven active and two less active fleets, and
2012 Dixie Lakes Video
2012 Dixie Lakes Video Read Post »
The following video was sent in by Kirk Jockell. Thanks Kirk!
2012 Wife Husband Championships, Rogersville, AL – Day 2
2012 Wife Husband Championships, Rogersville, AL – Day 2 Read Post »
The day started out as another winter day in Rogersville, about 5 degrees colder than day 1 and a