Omaha Sailors
Omaha Sailors has a couple from Nebraska joining their teenage daughter who has already completed ASA 101.
April 30, 2025
Omaha Sailors has a couple from Nebraska joining their teenage daughter who has already completed ASA 101.
Let’s go sail the York River, where couples enjoy a serene three hours. Take one of 6 sailing adventures near the Chesapeake Bay for your best vacation excursion: Adventure, Event, Appreciation, History, Lessons, Boat Buying. Sit in the catbird seat or up on the bow. People often ask, “What’s the
A West Viginia family got to see a US Navy missile cruiser transit Yorktown to the Naval Weapons Station. Let’s go sail.
Sub Sails In recounts how a Navy sub glided quietly into the Yorktown Naval Weapons Station.
The National Park Service has been removing invasive bamboo from the shoreline of historic Yorktown. Good luck with that. In a related note, I asked York County about the moorings off Yorktown. One is sinking (at right) and another is listing badly (below). Capt. James Scruggs, dockmaster at nearby Riverwalk
Within 72 hours of Opening Day, a Chicago family got to see a US Navy warship come into Yorktown.
Police Sail recounts dispatcher’s account of two bad accidents on the Rappahannock and James Rivers. Let’s go sail.
We went to Florida for the marriage of our daughter Robin Ann O’Donovan to Christopher Tucker.
We saw a Navy sub for the first time this season, and the glare was obvious.
Couple returned for second sail in advance of retirement cruise to the Caribbean.
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A hazardous PVC pipe was removed as a prank and dropped into the York River, making it a worse hazard to navigation.
Stout Sailors show a US Navy destroyer coming into Yorktown en route to the Naval Weapons Station. Let’s go sail.
Three couples got to see two Navy ships passing in the York River from/to the Naval Weapons Station.
Two ships came into the York the same day, a Navy guided missile cruiser followed by a USCG buoy tender.
We toured George Washington’s Mt. Vernon and learned how dedicated he was to the place until he died.
A tugboat pushed the empty sugar barge Knot Refined into the York River to avoid a tropical storm in Florida. Let’s go sail.