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Lake Norman Yacht Club was incorporated in 1961, even before the lake filled, with 25 charter members. Our 27-acre site surrounds a sheltered cove adjacent to a large expanse of Lake Norman. This specific spot, convenient to many Carolina cities, was chosen because, "we knew there would never be 100 sailors in Charlotte." In 1986 we purchased our grounds from Duke Power Company to insure the Club's longevity at a reasonable cost to the membership.
From the beginning, LNYC has promoted sailboat racing in a family atmosphere. Fleets include: Optimist Dinghy, Sunfish, Laser, Thistle, Highlander, Flying Scot, San Juan 21, Ultimate 20, Lightning, Multi-Hulls, J/24, J/80, Soverel 33 and cruisers. From April into November there are around 25 weekend days of scheduled, organized club racing with up to three races per day. The Cruiser fleet also races on several winter days, often with boats from Lake Norman marinas. In 2008 there were 42 weekends of scheduled activities, including the club series and various invitational regattas.
LNYC enjoys a national reputation for organizing and conducting well-managed races. We are a national leader in our number of US Sailing certified Judges, and Club Race Officers. They share their expertise by conducting seminars throughout our region, including training race management personnel for the '96 Olympics. In 1999, the club received the St. Petersburg Award from US Sailing for Excellence in Race Management, one of US Sailing's highest awards.
The Club regularly hosts several regattas open to all sailors. Our grounds boast two ramps, several floating docks, over 30 slips, and a 2-ton boat hoist giving most of our fleets the ability to host invitational regattas. Many national competitions have and continue to be conducted by the Club. Our spacious grounds make it easy to accommodate many extra boats and tents. The club has hosted the prestigious Championship of Champions Regatta, as well as the Mallory and Adams regattas. Most fleets host well-attended one-design regattas every year. Several members have won national championships. Our safety record is excellent and to that end we own several radio-equipped powerboats specifically for race management.
Commission for a Salon in NC. Sadly it went out of business before it made it on the wall.
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Ahhhh! I'm so excited, I have my first commissioned project :) well, I'm not actually getting paid but that's not the point. I was asked to design a postcard using my pictures for a local Co-op that will go out to over 100 people/families. This is basically huge for me because it is the first time I've really received any kind of recognition for my photography. This is just one of the templates I'm considering, if anyone has any thoughts/suggestions I would love to hear them!
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ps- these are all film and un-edited
More of the variety of completed models to grace the workbench in 2024. Contact me for your own commissions in 2025 via the website www.jameshilton-cmr.co.uk
The U.S. Army received a new class of commissioned officers this fall. The dedication and service of these men and women continue to make Clemson's military heritage a rich tradition.
Congratulations on your commission! (U.S. Navy photos by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Steven Khor/Released)
More of the variety of completed models to grace the workbench in 2024. Contact me for your own commissions in 2025 via the website www.jameshilton-cmr.co.uk
The Harm Reduction Commission was established in August 2018, with Governor Baker’s signing into law of chapter 208 of the Acts of 2018. The commission is charged with reviewing and making recommendations regarding harm reduction opportunities to address substance use disorder. The commission is comprised of the Secretary of Health and Human Services, who chairs the commission, and a diverse panel of policymakers, public health professionals, legal scholars, clinicians, and local residents.
Learn more: www.mass.gov/orgs/harm-reduction-commission
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(photo by Lucyus Fevrier)
More of the variety of completed models to grace the workbench in 2024. Contact me for your own commissions in 2025 via the website www.jameshilton-cmr.co.uk
More of the variety of completed models to grace the workbench in 2024. Contact me for your own commissions in 2025 via the website www.jameshilton-cmr.co.uk
FSC-Christoverson portrait/ ROTC Commissioning/ Nursing portrait Friday May 5, 2017 in Lakeland, Florida. Photos by Cindy Skop 2017
More of the variety of completed models to grace the workbench in 2024. Contact me for your own commissions in 2025 via the website www.jameshilton-cmr.co.uk
More of the variety of completed models to grace the workbench in 2024. Contact me for your own commissions in 2025 via the website www.jameshilton-cmr.co.uk
More of the variety of completed models to grace the workbench in 2024. Contact me for your own commissions in 2025 via the website www.jameshilton-cmr.co.uk
An old head about 10 years, has some scratches here and there but was a really fun head to paint due to the requested style :D
More of the variety of completed models to grace the workbench in 2024. Contact me for your own commissions in 2025 via the website www.jameshilton-cmr.co.uk
More of the variety of completed models to grace the workbench in 2024. Contact me for your own commissions in 2025 via the website www.jameshilton-cmr.co.uk