QMS

We've been blessed with some pretty good weather during the Summer and Fall this year and it's been great to get outside and use the boats and have a chat amongst ourselves. We've been keeping to the health protocols and wearing the "dreaded" mask, a wise precaution even though the Covid count has been low in our area and, as older guys, we try to avoid any potential problems whatever we're doing. We know we have been fortunate and have had some good fun. Apart from having

Our 5th Pond Day was a great event. We had 10 members and 1 guest on a sunny, but cool, day that saw some testing done, and some not done. Jeremy put his Fairwind in for a few runs. Bob cut his testing short because of a noisy driveshaft, and Dirk forgot his radio. John H. wanted to replicate his home-test of his corvette Trentonian, but the Pond curse struck again and he had to put her in drydock. Guest Dave had his mini-rocket out to terrorize the bullfrogs. We got around t

Things are looking up for QMS. We were able to meet again to discuss Club activities and reveal progress on our current constructions. Don had his completed Miss Supertest III mounted on a display board complete with dramatic rooster-tail. John showed us his progress on his WWII armed tanker, the Glasgow, which he is planning to put in a dock-side diorama with a crane, buildings, and maybe a railroad. Dirk brought a lot of his hobby material and books for distribution to the