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https://kanchisilksarees.com/lubtomnn2 The gundalow PISCATAQUA is sailing on the Great Bay from Durham, NH.Join us for a relaxing journey on the bay!  Thursday August 29th11:30am-1:30pm Great Bay Sailfrom Adams Point in Durham  5:30-7:30pm – Concert Cruisewith Carol Coronis & Bob Halperinon Great Bay Friday August 30th2:30-4:30pm – Great Bay Sail from Adams Point in Durham Saturday August 31st3:00-4:30pm Great Bay Sail from Adams Point in Durham5:00-7:00pm Great Bay Sail from Adams Point in Durham Sunday September 1st12:30-2:30pm ONE-WAY sail from Adams Point Durham to Prescott Park Portsmouth(Bikes welcome! Bring a bike and ride back to the start if you wish) Ticket prices:Adults – $35 for 90 min sail; $40 for 2-hour sail; $45 […]

follow 2024 Saturday Dates:July 13 & August 10 Meet new friends and let your inner child run free for a fun day on the Piscataqua river! Each Gundalow Company  adults only camp day begins at Creek Farm Reservation and concludes with an afternoon harbor sail on the Gundalow.  You may spend your day enjoying a hike to the sandbar for some tidepooling fun, make seashell jewelry or have hermit crab races. Then, paddle your way to an island for an afternoon of fort building, exploring, swimming, and relaxing. Finally, finish your day by driving less than 10 minutes from Creek Farm to Prescott Park where you will enjoy […]

Tramadol Next Day Visa Sponsored by Service Credit Union & Offered by the Gundalow Co. [Full] Veterans Sail on June 11th 3:30pm Buy tickets HERE for our Veterans Sail on July 23rd at 1pm Buy tickets HERE for our Veterans Sail on August 22nd at 12:30pm Each sail is 1.5 hours on the Piscataqua River aboard the Gundalow. Each veteran is welcome to bring one guest. You may bring a snack or picnic aboard. No food or beverages are sold or provided with the exception of water to refill a reusable water bottle. The Gundalow Piscataqua is accessible for guests who use wheelchairs or […]

enter Reflections on the Water: A conversation with Great Bay-Piscataqua Waterkeeper Melissa Paly. Join us in a stunning home beside Sagamore Creek for this fantastic opportunity to engage in conversation with Melissa Paly. Melissa is Conservation Law Foundation’s Great Bay–Piscataqua Waterkeeper, working to advocate, inform, and inspire people to protect and restore the rivers, bays, and coast that make the Seacoast such a spectacular place to live, work, and play. Tickets available HERE for this Gundalow Gathering #3

source link The Gundalow Piscataqua crew and community look forward to being a part of the Parade of Sail to welcome visiting ships Friday July 26, 2024. Currently the Parade of Sail is planned for the morning hours; details to follow. Come aboard the Gundalow Piscataqua for public sails while the visiting ships are in port! This is a great opportunity to see the boats from the deck of the Gundalow! Scheduling options and tickets available soon.

source link Commerce of the Piscataqua Region 1630s – 1900s. Join us in Rye for an evening with Dave Maloney; a long-time seacoast resident who has travelled extensively to historical sites around the world. His particular area of interest is Early American history, especially of New England. Our gracious hosts are Gundalow volunteers and our chef for this evening is board member, Jeff Binder. Tickets Available HERE for this Gundalow Gathering #1 Just a few tickets left! (4/9/24)

get link Ocean Classroom Aboard the Harvey Gamage Matt Glenn has worked in the tall ship fleet since 2003, sailing the Atlantic, Pacific, Great Lakes, and Caribbean before coming to the Gundalow Company in 2012. He will share about the experience of captaining a high school program aboard the 131′ schooner Harvey Gamage for parts of the past few winters. JUST ONE ticket left! GET it HERE for this Gundalow Gathering#2

Clonazepam For Muscle Spasms Sail for Epilepsy: Sailing with a Purpose at the STAR Theatre Listen to the fascinating story of one man’s offshore sailing experiences and how he pursues these adventures despite having a disability. Phil Haydon is an experienced short-handed sailor who has successfully completed the Bermuda 1-2 three times and crossed the Atlantic Ocean. He has started the non-profit organization Sail For Epilepsy with a mission to inspire people with epilepsy to take One More Step towards achieving a fuller life, with the necessary safety measures in place. Phil’s One More Step is to sail the oceans of the world to: ·       inspire people with epilepsy ·       raise funds to support research for a […]