Preview: The Eggemoggin Reach Regatta Aboard VORTEX, with Steve White
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September 25, 2012
Email this Video to a FriendIt’s not often that you have over 100 world class wooden boats lined up on a starting line, a picture perfect summer day and an ocean of good will. Welcome to the Eggemoggin Reach Regatta! We’ll get you on board VORTEX for a day on the water with Steve White, the co-founder of the event to get a glimpse of some of yachting history’s luminaries.
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28 Responses So Far to “The Eggemoggin Reach Regatta Aboard VORTEX, with Steve White”
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Michael Werneburg says:
Short of being with God in his Kingdom, there is no better place to be than on a Wooden Boat under the best of circumstances. And the more, the Merrier!
ROBERT ROESCH says:
Thanks, what a beautiful video. Perfect for a time like this.
Trevor Gunning says:
Your correct wooden boats were the winners…
Love those starts and love those down wind runs great video
Cheers from Down Under
Bruce Arkwright says:
Great video! I hope we can come next year to see all the beautiful wooden boats!
Ken Cole says:
Goose bumps! Great video!
John Simlett says:
There are WOODEN boats …. and others.
Loved It!
john booth says:
i enjoy all your videos, but do you really need to have your logo on the whole video?…we know who you are, maybe something to think about….thanks & no disrespect meant…jb
Don Culpepper says:
Thanks, another great video.
Arthur Winer says:
Another great video, beautiful in all respects. Thank you!
John Wujack says:
ERR, added to my bucket list. As always, with thanks and appreciation for your work. See you in Pt. Townsend.
John Bukowsky says:
Epic video! You do have the best job. Your work keeps the vision of sailing, the people involved, and their resulting boats, alive and well. OCH stops the breed from vanishing and I think, helps it grow!
Joseph E Pitoniak says:
Wonderful stuff! Happy to say I took some of this Maine magic back home with me last summer in the form of a lovely Caledonia Yawl.
Jackson Bergamo says:
Thank you, Eric I loved it, beautiful boats!
Jerry Stavola says:
it’s so true. Wooden boats are the winners!
Great video.
Mad Cap
Arthur Winer says:
One of your best! Thanks.
George Johnson says:
I can’t get enough of OCH’s videos!
I can smell the salt!!!
Geo. Johnson
Carolyn & Ron Pease says:
It is wonderful to see the true spirit of pleasure sailing. It was easy to see that all parents and the kids were winners!!!!
Clay Young says:
Awesome! Teach your children well!
Paul Lippincott says:
What can I say the baton being passed, on the job training, love the kids. It is really nice to see young blood learning to sail, and what better way to learn. ” Great Video”
Todd Renton says:
Such a high degree of sailing a common sailor may never acheive, but what every sailors’ dreams are made of…
tom strong says:
It’s wonderful for a midwestern wooden boat enthusiast to be able to view these videos!
Martha White says:
Gorgeous photography, gorgeous boats, gorgeous early morning light…and agreed that watching the baton being passed to another generation is what it’s all about. This one may be my new favorite.
Bill Bouldin says:
worth the third look.
gary soward says:
Nice!
Clint Chase says:
My favorite part was Brian giving tips on how to trim the spinnaker…on the job training without the stress of having to win. Perfect!
William Boulden says:
The day will come when I will be able to pass time around such beatiful works of art and function. Absolutely fabulous!
Tom Williamson says:
Very nice, Eric. Great video.
David Tew says:
Thanks. Love the kids: “Awesome”