Blue Ridge Chapter shares their boats and fun with more than 2,000 in person and all of you viewers through this website.
With the good fortune of fabulous weather, the show kicked off on Thursday night with a Welcome Dinner at the home of Gary and MaryJo Fesperman.
On Friday an armada of 15 boats joined an hour long cruise on glassy water to Clemson Marina for lunch.
The traditional Boat Barn Bash hosted by Dennis and Julie Moore was attended by approximately 80 people. President John Heiderich presented Don and Charlotte Baker with the President’s Cup.
The great weather held for the weekend, prompting a crowd of 2,000+ to attend, lining the docks admiring 40+ antique boats, checking out classic cars and enjoying the arts and crafts booths.
Thank you, Bonne Olson, for sending the report and pictures. It was fun to feel like we shared the weekend with you.
Blue Ridge Chapter of the Antique and Classic Boat Society encompasses the States of Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. BRC is one of the larger and more active chapters with some 250 members and five chapter supported in-the-water events per year, plus an annual meeting of members. Typically, we will go to Lakes Hartwell and Lake Chatuge in North Georgia, Lake Sinclair and sometimes Lake Burton as well as Lake Norman, near Charlotte, NC and Lake Keowee in South Carolina. Our annual membership meeting is held at various locations in the three state area.
Pictures and reports from your events or individual boats and projects are always welcome and enjoyed on this website. Please email information to kathyparker@acbs.org or submit directly to this website.