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Harbor Talk Weekly
Rex Marine and Norwalk Cove Marina
 

 

Our Locations
Norwalk Cove Marina
Rex Marine Center  

Fuel Prices at  Norwalk Cove
89 Octane Gas
$ 4.35 /gal   &
Diesel  $ 4.25 /gal

 *Prices subject to change

Fuel Dock Hours
Mon - Sat 8-6:00 PM
Sun  8-5:00 PM
Weather Permitting  
Weekend Weather:
Saturday, May 11'th 
Cloudy
. Highs in the high 60's and lows in the 50's.

Tides: L 7:15 AM, H
1:14 PM 
    
Sunday, May 12'th
Mother's Day  
Sunny. Highs in the upper 60's and lows in the 50's.
Tides: L 7:53 AM, H 1:54 PM    
Sea Scouts Ship 6 is Recruiting New Members.

Ship 6 is having an open house and membership drive on  
Tues. May 14 at  7:30pm

E-Mail, Phone or Click: 
join@norwalkship6.org   
203.249.8138 
or.........  Click Here 

   


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Save the Date ! 
 
 
Sat. June 8'th
National Marina
Day and
Open house at
Rex Marine
 
    
Cove Store Hours
Mon - Sat  8:00 - 5:00
Sunday 8:00 - 4:00

Rex Store Hours  
Mon - Sat  8:00 - 5:30 
Sunday  9:00 - 3:00
 

How to Read a Nautical Chart

 

Sat. June 1'st   

8:00 -12:00 PM

 

  

USCG Auxiliary   

Flotilla 72

Calf Pasture Beach

 

Call Joe DeFranco at 203-853-4615

 or e-mail Flotilla72PE@gmail.com  

ALSO 

Safe Boating / Personal Watercraft Certificate  

June 15'th 8-5

    

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Captain's Cup Opens for the Season

  

The Captain's Cup coffee shop at Norwalk Cove is reopening full time for

the season. The dockside café, located behind the ship's store is accessible from the fuel dock.

     

Captain's Cup features coffee, Espresso, Cappuccino and Latte plus teas, iced coffee, several flavors of fruit smoothies, baked goods, croissants, muffins plus healthy breakfast choices like juices, oatmeal, yogurt and  fresh fruit.

 

Hours: Saturday and Sunday  9am - 3pm

Monday through Friday  8am - 4pm

Rules of the Road Review 

You (Boat A) are leaving the Norwalk town dock after a great lunch in SONO and decide to head out to the Sheffield light house before heading home.  

 

As you head South and pass Can "19" and are next to the Shore and Country Club dock, a boat (Boat B) is coming out of the main Norwalk Cove Marina channel with the intention of heading South.

 

At the same time another boat (Boat C) is heading North in the channel heading toward the marina, and is just past Can "17" , almost abeam of "M" (mega) dock.

 

Who goes first ?  Who is "Stand On" ?   Who is "Give Way" ?

 

See if you figured it out........ Click Here

 OPEN HOUSE
at the Boutique at the Ship's Store at Cove
 
Thursday, May 16'th 6:00 to 9:00 PM 
APPETIZERS, REFRESHMENTS & SHOPPING
 
 
CLICK HERE for more details  

See what's new in the store and meet our new vendors

A Great Event for Men & Women !

Great gifts for Mother's Day (this Sunday), weddings,  
showers and graduation.

A New Boating Destination:  

                    The Beer Garden @ Harbor Point

 

Located on the water in Stamford's Harbor Point Square, The Beer Garden has transient deep water dockage and easy access by boat. It offers a spectacular private bar room with its own outdoor terrace on the second floor with views of Long Island Sound. 

 

Featuring 24 craft beers on draft showcasing hard to find ales from Dogfish Head, Captain Lawrence, Curious Traveler and local Connecticut brewers Thomas Hooker, Half Full and Two Roads, it promises to be a beer lover's nirvana. It also offers "a collection of hand crafted American-centric cocktails that provide a refreshing alternative to great beer".

 

A rotating collection of Gourmet Food trucks slotted along the Beer Garden's driveway will provide a culinary bounty. Lobster Rolls & Crab Cakes from Lobstercraft, Wood Fired Farm to Table Pizzas from Skinny Pines, Sandwiches from Hot Off The Grill, Authentic Caribbean from Maddy's and Gourmet Grilled Cheese from Melt Mobile will all be part of the experience.      For More............ Click Here   

 

Practice Safe Boating, Have a Designated Skipper   

The Americas Cup Countdown Begins 

 

Last year the 12 teams competing for the Americas  Cup were practice racing in 45 foot high speed catamarans (see last September's article and videos here). The actual 2013 challenger selection and cup match will be sailed in incredibly powerful 72 foot catamarans capable of 40-plus knot speeds.   

 

With the Cup races in San Francisco only 4 months away, the teams are setting up bases and practicing a new sailing technique called "foiling" where the entire boat rises out of the water on a carbon fiber daggerboard foil.  It truly must be seen to be believed !      

  

For more info, videos and pictures...Click Here
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