This is not the current schedule! Completed 2006 Baileywick Yacht Schedule [revised 12/01/06]

Boat/Weather Conditions: A live internet video camera view of the Baileywick floating dock on Leasons Cove near Solomons shows the status of the fleet. Note the flag at the end of the dock for wind conditions in the protected cove. The video camera requires use of Internet Explorer and its OCX plugin to view. The plugin will initially download if needed by answering yes at the link. The video feed is on 24 hrs daily so at night only the dock lights show. Don’t hog the camera too long as only a few viewers can use it at the same time.

Baileywick News/Update:  In late February, advance scheduling for the 2006 season was done with email requests for current customers and prospects [if I had their email address] for their desired advance scheduled use days in priority order. The resulting schedule was posted on February 27 and has been modified many times as customers change their schedules. Changes can be done at any time by telephone, email, or snail mail. I always acknowledge receipt of email schedule requests. If I do not reply by the next day, call my cellphone at 410.474.8723. During the sailing season the schedule can change daily but is kept current on this webpage. If you are not a current customer and are interested in the timeshare or charter program, call me at 410.326.3115 or email at bailey@baileywick.org. Prior year’s use schedules are available from the link bar.

In January 2007 the new schedule calendar will be posted and scheduling request will be sent in February 2007 to current customers and others on the Baileywick email list for scheduling timeshare days and charters for 2007.

Maryland State law, effective April 1, 2006, governing lifevests for children under 4 years or weighing less than 50 pounds must wear a new type of lifevest that includes a strap between the legs, a high collar, and a web handle. In addition, anyone under age seven is still required to wear a lifevest, except when the vessel is moored, anchored, or the child is below deck or in an enclosed cabin. Baileywick has purchased two new children lifevests for use by customers for children of less than 50 pounds.