| 2004
AEC
Wayfarer Worlds on shore photos by Richard Johnson |
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| View from the Port
Credit YC towards Lake Ontario ... |
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| Our co-host, the
Mississauga Sailing Club - complete with classic Uncle Al ready to face a cool day with a Starbuck's coffee, a smoke and bare feet in Birkenstock sandals. ... |
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| The Mississauga SC was
"home" to those of us who needed to launch from trailers. ... |
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| Alan Hallwood with
that relaxed look of one who has decided not to race this day. ... |
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| Harbourmaster, Bill
Taylor (l) - father of Mark and Paul - was always there to
assist us - every day, all day. Thanks, Bill! Here, David Towill, is present to assist. ... |
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| Andrew Haill (l) came
all the way down from Thunder Bay with crew, Julie Colbourn (r). ... |
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| Another team that
drove 1200+ km. to get here was Wildwood with Kevin and Shirley Pegler from Fredericton, New Brunswick. ... |
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| Also rewarded with a
prime spot near the gates were Peter Rahn (l) and Shadow,
in from Montreal. ... |
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| Alan Simpkins was the
first Wayfarer from Outer Harbour Centreboard Club (Toronto) to race with us in over 20 years! ... |
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| Roger Challis' (r)
replacement for his broken mast attracts quite the audience ... ... |
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| ... while the Free
Range Chick'n from Charlotte, North Carolina - photographer,
Richard Johnson's W complete with lovely Gottschling cover and
appropriate trailer decoration - rests for the night. ... |
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| Wine and beer delivery
from Lesley Chaplin ... |
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| As Kevan Gibb signs in
on the Notice Board, (l to r) Barbara Robinson, Frank Koreman,
John Weakley and Uncle Al pause to get their picture taken. ... |
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| Søren Jensen (l)
and Jesper Friis proudly display their freshly won Worlds shirts behind
the Port Credit YC. ... |
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| The Results Board is
always a good spot for serious discussion. ... |
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| Michelle Parish (l)
compares notes with Dolores and John de Boer. ... |
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| (l to r) Søren,
Jesper and Marc Bennett with the two
bottles of Danish "medicine" donated to SHADES - medicine which we had to remove since it contravened the PCYC liquor license. ... |
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| Diane Zaremba (W440)
immortalizes John de Boer. |