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Chesapeake Log Canoes in action from Andrew Campbell

by Andrew Campbell on 4 Sep 2009
Downwind under staysail - Chesapeake Log Canoes in action - 2009 Bassirou Sarr http://campbellsailing.com
For those of you that haven’t seen these Chesapeake Log Canoes in action, or choose not to believe it even when you have seen it: here are a few photos from a couple weekends ago.

Upwind duck, out on the boards - Chesapeake Log Canoes in action 2009 © Bassirou Sarr http://campbellsailing.com
Upwind duck, out on the boards - Chesapeake Log Canoes in action 2009 © Bassirou Sarr http://campbellsailing.com



Inside Choptank Light - Chesapeake Log Canoes in action - 2009 © Bassirou Sarr http://campbellsailing.com
Inside Choptank Light - Chesapeake Log Canoes in action - 2009 © Bassirou Sarr http://campbellsailing.com



Eight feet wide, fourteen people-full - Chesapeake Log Canoes in action - 2009 © Bassirou Sarr http://campbellsailing.com
Eight feet wide, fourteen people-full - Chesapeake Log Canoes in action - 2009 © Bassirou Sarr http://campbellsailing.com

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