From Flying Scot, Inc.
Last year we were approached by Garrett County to take part in a "Make It In Maryland" campaign highlighting manufacturing - particularly in our part of the state. They were interested in Carrie's story as the girl who came back home to run a business rich in tradition. She agreed to an interview and it was just published. We thought we would share it with you all to give you a glimpse into what makes Carrie, and all of us at Flying Scot, so proud of our... Read More
From our Chief Measurer:
This is a reminder that having the forestay turnbuckle above deck is illegal. The Official Plan has the turnbuckle (item 50) below deck connected to the toggle.
You may know about donations to the Flying Scot Foundation. But did you know you can contribute stock to the Foundation? Go to the Foundation page and read about all the ways to contribute. During this season of giving, please consider a donation to help ensure the future of Flying Scot Sailing. Thanks!
Richard “Dick” Elam passed away this past Tuesday at age 92. Dick served as Scots ‘n Water editor from 1973-1982. He sailed Scots in North Carolina and Texas. Outside the class he dabbled in painting and writing books. Some of us might remember his son Kelson who sailed with his father before becoming an excellent competitive sailor in his own right.
He had donated the since retired Maxine Elam Trophy. This had been presented to the winner of the first race in the... Read More