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Columbus Day Flotilla (Oyster Bay)

  • 06 Oct 2012
  • 12:00 PM
  • 08 Oct 2012
  • Oyster Bay, NY

Registration


Registration is closed


Flotilla Captain: Bernadette Hoban

Email:mailto:bhoban1@msn.com

Cell: 917-991-7050


Registration


There are three types (all free to members):

(A) Captains bringing their boats
(B) Crew already assigned, made arrangements with a captain to be on board
(C) Crew who would like to participate, but not assigned to a boat.  [By selecting this option, there is no guarantee we will be able to place you on a boat, however we we make every effort to do such.]



Agenda

10/6 Sat, Arrival, Commodores Welcome Cocktails
10/7 Sun, Group Dinner (Seperate registration required)
10/8 Mon, Departure

Anchorage & Moorings
Moorings are available by contacting the Marina.
Those wishing to Anchor: We usually anchor in the south east part of the harbor. Map below (around the red dot)



Things to do in the area

Visit Sagamore Hill, the http://www.nps.gov/sahi/516 922 4788 (15 minutes bike ride from OBMC, may be too long to walk)10 minute cab ride
 
Wild Honey Dining & Wine 516 922 4690  (moderate to high priced dinner) (walking distance toOBMC)
1 East Main Street, Oyster Bay, NY
 
For Billy Joel Fans, please visit 20th Century Cycles at 101 Audrey Avenue, a short walk from OBMC. Wonderful collection of motorcycles of all vintages owned by BillyJoel.  Open Sat. & Sundays. Worth the short walk from OMBC.
 
Taby's for a feast of a breakfast,sailors favorite. 20 Audrey Ave, Oyster Bay.
 
For the earth lovers, Planting FieldsFoundation, 1395 Planting Fields Road., Oyster Bay, www.plantingfields.org/foundation/



Directions (Driving/Public Transport)

LIRR - Oyster Bay Stop.. Walking distance to marina.

Car: Put address in GPS.. 

Oyster Bay Marine Center 

5 Bay Ave 

Oyster Bay, NY 11771 

(516) 624-2401
https://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=5+Bay+Avenue,+Oyster+Bay,+NY+11771



Navigational Aids/Course

From the “G-15” at Lloyd’s Point, follow the buoys to the “G-1” then the “G-3” and into Oyster Bay Harbor. Continue south following the eastern main channel, (south of Moses Point) which provides skippers with thirteen (13) feet at mean low tide, then head west. The dock at OBMC is easily identified by the large VALVTECT Fuel sign, where we supply both gas and diesel fuel. There is twenty-two (22) feet of water dockside at mean low tide, and we can accommodate boats up to 160 feet in length.




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