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    • Cruisers’ Net Weekly Newsletter – September 19, 2025

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    • Video of Orcas Sinking Boat off Portugal – Loose Cannon

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      Video of Orcas Sinking Boat off Portugal

      At One Point the Vessel Is Knocked Sideways

        
      Orcas raise a froth off the stern of this sailboat. The coast of Portugal is in the background.

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      As reported by The Telegraph:

      A pod of killer whales rammed and sank a tourist yacht off the Portuguese coast on Saturday.

      The boat from the Nautic Squad club was carrying five people when the orcas attacked it near Fonte da Telha beach.

      Footage shows an orca repeatedly hitting the yacht before it starts to sway and sink, prompting one person to shout: “Oh my God.”

      All five crew members were rescued by nearby boats shortly before their vessel went down.

      A second vessel with four people aboard also required assistance after encountering the same orcas off Cascais. No one was injured.

      Read the The Telegraph’s full report.

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    • Here’s why the peak of hurricane season has been so mellow, and why that may change – SunSentinel


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    • We’ve Got a Sponsor! And, Yes, It’s a Booze Brand – Loose Cannon

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      We’ve Got a Sponsor! And, Yes, It’s a Booze Brand

      Bellagave Brand Supports Boating News With Two Infused Tequilas

        
      Bellagave tequila comes in two flavors, one for each of the girls on the foredeck.

      Nothing against rum. That’s for sure. But if you’ve been sailing long enough—with its culture of sundowners and tiki bars—you may be feeling a bit rummed out. Especially if you’ve been doing your sailing down-island, where the rum can be cheaper than the Coke to mix with it.

      After a few years of noodling around the marketplace, Loose Cannon has finally found a sponsor—a tequila brand named Bellagave. Sure, you can throw it back as a shot, but it is eminently sippable (ask me how I know) and therefore perfect for an evening of swapping lies in the cockpit.

      My second choice was shoes, but I always favored a beer or liquor brand for sponsorship. I knew neither shoes nor booze would ever create a conflict-of-interest. My writing is about “boats, builders and waterways,” not cocktails. Also, with journalistic independence as a core principle, Loose Cannon was never going to become a venue for advertising, which is why Bellagave is a sole sponsorship.

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      As I modestly said to a partner in the company, a Renaissance man named Hale Hedley, “You are Pope. I am Michelangelo.”

      Bellagave is relatively new to the market and comes in two varieties—one infused with the flavor of coconut; the other, mango-jalapeño. Hedley described the latter as “sweet, hot and alive with motion,” and compared sipping it to a northbound passage in the Gulf Stream: “Unexpected speed, a rush of heat and a finish that lingers long after you’ve dropped the hook.”

      That description rings true, expecially the lingering-finish part. I find that tequilas have the most complex flavor of any liquor. Maybe, it’s because of tequila’s complicated manufacturing process, or maybe not. Not an expert, I just drink it.

      Expect to read regular suggestions on how to fashion tropical cocktails a la Bellagave, and reminding you of its sponsorship of the news—always at the end of said news, never an interruption.

      Meanwhile, please travel to the Bellagave sales website and order one bottle of each and see what you think. For free shipping, use the promo code LCFREESHIP (which saves you $19.95).

        

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    • September OBX Park News: Lessons From Our Outer Banks National Parks

       
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      A Message From Our Director:
      Lessons From Our Outer Banks National Parks
      Every time I visit one of our Outer Banks national parks, I’m reminded just how much history, beauty, and resilience are woven into these landscapes. From the beaches of Cape Hatteras, to the monument at Wright Brothers, to the grounds of Fort Raleigh, these places tell the story of America in a way no textbook ever could.
      At Cape Hatteras National Seashore, we are reminded of both the fragility and endurance of nature. No doubt, Hurricane Erin dealt a blow to the Outer Banks, specifically to Hatteras and Ocracoke Islands. Despite the impacts of Hurricane Erin, wildlife on the Seashore push on as they have for millennia. And the approach of fall has ushered in a lesser-known phenomenon as a diversity of bird species pause here on their fall migration along the Atlantic Flyway. Within the world of birding, the Outer Banks is a true birding destination!
      At Wright Brothers National Memorial, we are inspired by human imagination and determination. Standing at the base of the Wright Brothers Monument, you can almost feel the December wind that lifted the brothers’ “flyer” into the air for the first time. I recently visited the flight line at the park, which memorializes the path of the first heavier-than-air, powered flights. If you have not visited the historic flight line, I encourage you to do so. To me, the flight line memorializes one of the most impactful moments in human history. The Wright brothers’ story is a reminder that even the biggest dreams can take flight with persistence and courage.
      And at Fort Raleigh National Historic Site, we encounter the mysteries and struggles of our nation’s beginnings. The “Lost Colony” remains one of America’s intriguing stories, but Fort Raleigh is also a place of hope, where the Freedmen’s Colony became a beacon of resilience and a community for those seeking freedom during and after the Civil War.
      Together, these three parks represent the heart of the Outer Banks and are an essential part of America’s heritage. With your support, we work to ensure that these stories of nature, innovation, and perseverance are protected for generations to come.
      As we look ahead, we are excited about the work your generosity makes possible: protecting sea turtle habitat along Cape Hatteras, engaging students and families in the story of first flight at Wright Brothers, and preserving the rich cultural legacies of Fort Raleigh.
      Thank you for your support of our Outer Banks national parks. Every time you visit, share your story of why these places are special to you, or give to Outer Banks Forever, you are helping our parks thrive!
      Gratefully, 
      Bryan Burhans
      Director
      Outer Banks Forever
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      Meet Our Store Staff: Kelly Hartman
      Did you know that when you shop in our park stores, you’re supporting Outer Banks Forever?

      Our Meet Our Store Staff series introduces you to the incredible people who support our Outer Banks national parks through retail operations!

      This month, we’re pleased to introduce you to Kelly Hartman, Assistant Store Manager at Wright Brothers National Memorial!

      Kelly’s days are busy as she receives product into the store, organizes and manages inventory in the warehouse, and interacts with customers from all over the world.

      In her free time, Kelly enjoys traveling to other National Park Service sites, walking, hiking, swimming, and meeting new people!
      Meet Kelly
       
      Stories From Our Parks: Rev. London R. Ferebee
      This content is brought to you by our National Park Service partners. 
      Born into slavery, Rev. London R. Ferebee (as depicted by the silhouette at right) came to the Roanoke Island Freedmen’s Colony as a self-emancipated, fourteen-year-old young man and sought an education.

      His natural intelligence and strong spirit led him to become an educator, reverend, politician, and leader for his community in post-Civil War eastern North Carolina.

      Rev. Ferebee’s story is featured as part of the Freedom Trail at Fort Raleigh National Historic Site on Roanoke Island. On your next visit to Fort Raleigh, we encourage you to stop and reflect at the First Light of Freedom Memorialattend a ranger program about the Freedmen’s Colony, and explore the newly enhanced Freedom Trail to learn more about the freedom seekers who risked everything to find a safe haven and rebuild their lives on Roanoke Island during and after the Civil War, and how their stories and legacies continue to shape our community – and our nation – today. 
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      Fall Ranger Programs
      While the summer season is winding down, our parks’ ranger programs are still going strong!

      Climb the Bodie Island Lighthouse, learn more about the brothers who were determined to fly, and reflect on the resilience of the men, women, and children who bravely sought freedom on Roanoke Island – and much more.

      Check out our parks’ calendars below to see all the ranger programs offered now through Oct. 13!

      Cape Hatteras Ranger Programs
      Fort Raleigh Ranger Programs
      Wright Brothers Ranger Programs
       
      Save the Dates!
      Ramp 23 Beach Cleanup
       

      Mark your calendars for a beach cleanup with our friends from the North Carolina Beach Buggy Association!

      NCBBA’s next beach cleanup will take place at Ramp 23 (Salvo) on Cape Hatteras National Seashore on Saturday, Sept. 20.

      The cleanup will last from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. For more information, contact Tom Brueckner, Adopt A Beach and Adopt A Highway Director for NCBBA, at Tom.Brueckner@ncbba.org or click here.
       
      Pints for Parks – Public Lands Day

      We invite you to join us and our friends at Swells’a Brewing for a Pints for Parks event to celebrate National Public Lands Day on Saturday, Sept. 27! The event will take place from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

      Feel free to invite your friends, coworkers, family members, and neighbors to join you! We hope to see you there!

      Swells’a Brewing is located at 1802 South Virginia Dare Trail, Kill Devil Hills.
      PS: Entry to Wright Brothers National Memorial is FREE on National Public Lands Day!
       
      Parks Forever Fund
      Our Outer Banks national parks continue to face challenges like adapting to a changing coastline, preserving the many historic structures they manage, and budget and staffing cuts at a time when they continue to see high levels of visitors. 
      When you make a gift to our Parks Forever Fund, you support important initiatives like:

      • Education and preservation through the creation of internships that engage the next generation in protecting our parks and the stories they tell, increasing our parks’ capacity to provide amazing experiences for you and your loved ones.
      • Restoration and conservation of our unique barrier islands through much-needed invasive plant species removal.
      • Enhancing the visitor experience by funding projects that address the needs of visitors of all ages and abilities, so everyone can learn about and enjoy the rich history and beauty of these places.
      • Helping us sustain our operations so we can support our parks for years to come!
       
      We’d like to say a huge THANK YOU to these generous donors who have supported our Parks Forever Fund!
      Zara Anderson
      Sally & Charles Ayers
      Susan & Jim Bacon
      Alexandra Bauer
      Betty Beamon
      Barbara Benwell
      Dr. Deborah Best
      Malcolm & Patty Brown
      Tony Bruno
      Thomas & Debra Cafferty
      Sarah Campbell
      Martha Caswell
      Jim & Sue Clark
      Brenda Cummins
      Harold Daub
      Carolyn Driggs
      Jeff Eggleston
      Robert Elkins
      Nicole & Levi Erickson
      Stacy Ferreira
      Richard Ghione
      Mary Helen Goodloe-Murphy
      Christie & Mike Graf
      Nick Graham
      John & Lynn Hasteadt
      Mary Hickling
      Carol & Nev Jackson
      David Johnson
      Dennis Jones
      Stephen Jones & Rebecca Burcher Jones
      Lisa Joyner
      Friends of Kitty Hawk Rotary
      Holly Kimbrell
      Ronald Knur
      Marianne Krzywicki
      Cat & Charlie Lineberry
      Stephanie Madalena
      Paul & Robin Mann
      Jim & Betty Mast
      Eddie Masterka
      Donna McCaslin
      Greg & Sally McDaniel
      Jack & Paul Mertens
      Shelley & David Olsen
      Dr. Paul & Mrs. Amy Orser
      Helen Pierce
      Rodney Poole
      Michael Porter
      Sandra & Ed Potocki
      Aimee Purcell
      Michael Reddy-Miller
      William Pendleton Sandridge, Jr.
      Jean Scott
      Cathy & Thomas Shirley
      Leslie Skowronek
      Hope Smith
      Nikki Stevens
      Rebecca Stiles
      Marie Sullivan
      Sun Realty
      David Tannahill
      Joseph Temming
      Monica Thibodeau
      Peggy & Bruce Wackelin
      Anne & John Walker
      Shannon Winakur
      Kathy Wisiackas
      Elaine Wood
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      Photo Credits: Angel Ibison Randazzo, Jason Pischke – Unsplash, Kelly Hartman, Fort Raleigh National Historic SiteNorth Carolina Beach Buggy AssociationSwells’a Brewing
       
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    • Fleming 65 Available from Intracoastal Yacht Sales

      Intracoastal Yacht Sales, a long-time Salty Southeast Cruisers’ Net Sponsor, has a beautiful 2006 Fleming Yachts 65 available for sale. I can personally attest to the Fleming brand, having owned the 55 version for over nine years. Flemings are beautiful classic yachts, well-made and designed for long-range ocean cruising.  Fleming Yachts’ tagline is “The Ultimate Cruising Yacht, and they live up to it from my experience. I can also attest to Intracoastal Yacht sales.  They were my broker for my latest boat purchase, and they were great to work with.

      Check out the listing at: https://intracoastalyachtsales.com/boat/?id=9634558

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    • Fishermen’s Village October 2025 Calendars, Punta Gorda, FL


      Fisherman's Village Marina and Resort, Punta Gorda, FL

      There is always plenty to do around Charlotte Harbor. While berthed at Fishermen’s Village Marina, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, you are certain to enjoy visiting Western Florida’s beautiful Charlotte Harbor/Peace River.

      Fishermen’s Village October Calendars of Entertainment/Events

      Oct0ber 2025 Sunset Beach Club Calendar 

      October 2025 Fisherman’s Village Calendar

      Kathy Burnam
      Special Events & Community Relations

      941.639.8721

      kburnam@fishermensvillage.com

      www.fishermensvillage.com

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    • An Evening at McLeod – Sept 28 – Charleston County Parks


      An Evening at McLeod – Sept 28 – Charleston County Parks

      Charleston County Park & Recreation Commission

      An Evening at McLeod

      On September 28, McLeod Plantation Historic Site hosts an evening of music, art, and history in support of the Charleston County Parks Foundation’s Cultural History Fund. This event showcases musicians from the Charleston Symphony as they perform transformative works by Charlton Singleton, Florence Price, and Jessie Montgomery, honoring the site’s legacy and impactful history. The event also features displays celebrating African American artists and hors d’oeuvres from Carolima’s Lowcountry Cuisine. Get your tickets today.

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    • Trick, Treat  & Trail set for Oct. 25: Family Fun Run and Festival at Wannamaker County Park – Charleston County Parks


      Trick, Treat & Trail Family Fun Run and Festival on Oct. 25
      Get in the Halloween spirit with a fun-filled event for the whole family!

       

       

       

       

       

       

       

      From: Sarah Reynolds <Sarah.Reynolds@ccprc.com>
      Date: August 25, 2025 at 1:00:00 PM EDT
      To: Sarah Reynolds <Sarah.Reynolds@ccprc.com>
      Subject: Trick, Treat  & Trail set for Oct. 25: Family Fun Run and Festival at Wannamaker County Park

      NEWS RELEASE

      Public Contact: 843-795-4386 / www.charlestoncountyparks.com

      Media Contact: Sarah Reynolds / (843) 762-8089 / sarah.reynolds@ccprc.com

      Read this online: www.ccprc.com/newsreleases        

      Trick, Treat & Trail Family Fun Run and Festival on Oct. 25
      Get in the Halloween spirit with a fun-filled event for the whole family!

      {NORTH CHARLESTON} — Get ready for a spook-tacular time at the second annual Trick, Treat & Trail Family Fun Run and Festival! Hosted by Charleston County Parks, the event will be held on Saturday, Oct. 25, beginning at 10 a.m., at Wannamaker County Park.

       

      The festival includes ghoulish music, trick-or-treating, jump castles, face painting, and a craft. A variety of vendors will be on site selling food and refreshments, including King of PopsDonut DaddyMiracle’s Tasty Express, and Sweet But Not So Sweet.

       

      Check-in for the event and trick-or-treat bag distribution will be held from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. at the Tupelo Shelter at Wannamaker County Park. The fun run begins at 10 a.m. The course closes for runners at 10:45 a.m. The course will re-open for trick or treating from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. The Festival will be open for the entirety of the event 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. A costume contest will be held at 12:15 p.m. Registration includes a custom trick-or-treating bag, finisher medal, and candy.

       

      Participants are invited to dress in costume. Prizes will be awarded for the best Halloween costume in the following age categories: Under 6, 6-8, 9-10, 11-15, 16-20, and 20 and up. Awards will also be presented for the best pet costume, best duo costume, and best group costumes of 3 or more. The costume contest will be held shortly after noon.

       

      Admission to the race and event will be charged per vehicle of up to 15 people. Advance registration is $20 per vehicle and ends Wednesday, Oct. 23. If not sold out, registration will be available on-site for $25 per vehicle only until 12 p.m. Advance registration is recommended. Register for the event on the event webpage at https://www.ccprc.com/3715/Trick-Treat-Trail

       

      The fun run is open to runners and walkers of all levels, including beginners. Accessible parking and restrooms are available. The route includes a grass meadow and paved trails. This is a loop course with water stations and an optional shortcut route. Dogs are allowed at this event but must remain leashed and under control at all times.

       

      This event is hosted by Charleston County Parks. For more information about this event and to register, please visit https://www.ccprc.com/3715/Trick-Treat-Trail or call (843)-795-4386.

       

      Owned by the Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission, Wannamaker County Park is located at 8888 University Boulevard in North Charleston, SC (Hwy 78). The mission of CCPRC is to improve the quality of life in Charleston County by offering a diverse system of park facilities, programs and services. The large park system features over 11,000 acres of property and includes four land parks, three beach parks, three dog parks, a skate park, two landmark fishing piers, three waterparks, 19 boat landings, a climbing wall, a challenge course, an interpretive center, a historic plantation site, an equestrian center, cottages, a campground, a marina, as well as wedding, meeting and event facilities. The park system also offers a wide variety of recreational services – festivals, camps, classes, programs, volunteer opportunities, and more. For more information, call 843-795-4386 or visit www.charlestoncountyparks.com.

       

      Charleston County Park & Recreation Commission / 861 Riverland Dr. / Charleston, SC 29412 / (843) 795-4386

       

       
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      Sarah Reynolds
       Public Information Coordinator
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       Office: +1 8437628089
       
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    • American Powerboat Association  World Championship, Englewood Beach, FL, Oct 10 – 12


      Fisherman's Village Marina and Resort, Punta Gorda, FL

      There is always plenty to do around Punta Gorda, Englewood Beach, and Charlotte Harbor, any time of the year. Whether you are moored in Punta Gorda’s mooring field or berthed at Fishermen’s Village Marina, A CRUISERS NET SPONSOR, you will enjoy your visit to the beautiful area and activities, especially the Punta Gorda/Englewood Beach’s Waterfest.

      Englewood Beach Waterfest Chosen as APBA World Championship Finale

      PUNTA GORDA/ENGLEWOOD BEACH, Fla. – (August 19, 2025) The highly anticipated American Powerboat Association (APBA) World Championship will be the thrilling finale at Englewood Beach Waterfest  October 10th through the 12th. This fall will mark the 11th year of speedboat racing on Englewood Beach. Waterfest draws people far and wide, averaging an impressive 32,000 guests throughout the weekend. Englewood Beach Waterfest, Inc. is a non-profit, 100% volunteer-run organization that highlights speedboat racing and water activities to promote and support conservation and recreation. The APBA Championship is a three-race event with Waterfest holding the final race, bringing both national and international recognition to the area.

      Punta Gorda/Englewood Beach’s Waterfest was selected as one of the Top 20 Festivals by the Southeast Tourism Society in 2023, marking its third time being recognized with this award. It is made possible by a dedicated team of volunteers, eager to help from start to finish, producing a spectacular event.

      The hidden gem Florida destination, Punta Gorda/Englewood Beach, makes for an incredible race setting due to its unique day-to-day water conditions, from calm waters to larger waves. In addition, the community support in Punta Gorda/Englewood Beach is unwavering with extraordinary safety measures, from helicopters overhead to protect race drivers and marine life, to the local fire department’s rescue boat on standby, to ensure safety for all participants.  

      “Englewood Beach Waterfest is excited and honored to be hosting the final race of the season where the APBA World Champions will be crowned,” says Englewood Beach Waterfest President, Jay Henderson. “The Englewood community loves offshore racing and enjoys showcasing our beautiful area. The 450 Volunteers that make Englewood Beach Waterfest possible welcome and assist our Guests and Racers to make sure all have a safe and enjoyable weekend.”

      The teams for Waterfest will be arriving Thursday and Friday where they will start safety inspections, a driver’s meeting and a race position qualifier. On Friday October 10th, excitement will spark in the community with the Annual Block Party on historic Dearborn Street. Racing kicks off at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, October 11 and continues through Sunday, October 12. The top three winners will be celebrated at the awards ceremony.

      Englewood Beach Waterfest Details:

      • Dates: October 10 – 12, 2025
      • Location: 2100 N Beach Road Englewood, FL 34224
      • Price: General Admission Two-Day Tickets = $35.00 (children under 12 FREE) and VIP One-Day Tickets = $150.00, VIP Two-Day Tickets = $250.00

      For more information, tickets, or volunteer inquiries, please visit: https://englewoodbeachwaterfest.com/.

       

      ABOUT PUNTA GORDA/ ENGLEWOOD BEACH
      The charming Punta Gorda/ Englewood Beach is found on Florida’s Gulf Coast. The region is known for its long, pristine beaches and the lush environment, with over 70 parks and preserves. Located just south of Sarasota, the coastal town offers activities such as kayaking, paddleboarding, biking, shelling, and even hunting for fossilized shark teeth along the serene shore. There is something for everyone in Punta Gorda/ Englewood Beach, whether it is relaxing at the beach or going on a thrilling adventure through mangrove tunnels, it will prove to be an amazing experience.

      To learn more about Punta Gorda/Englewood Beach, visit PureFlorida.com, call (941)743-1900 or on InstagramX and Facebook @RealPureFlorida.

       

      Punta Gorda/Englewood Beach VCB Media Contacts:

      Lois Croft, Public Relations Director

      Punta Gorda/ Englewood Beach Visitors & Conventions Bureau

      Lois.croft@pureflorida.com

       

      Mady Dudley, Public Relations Director

      Aqua Marketing & Communications

      Mady@welcometoaqua.com

       

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