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Estb: circa 1972. Location: 390 SE St. Lucie Boulevard, Stuart.
Burgee:
Pennant circa 5:12 (web image). Yellow field charged with a green St. George’s
cross, centred 3 units from hoist, with the horizontal arm forming an arrowhead
(5 units) at the fly point.
"The Crossroads Yacht Club was founded 47 years
ago . . . The name comes from the “crossroads” waterway in Stuart where the St.
Lucie Inlet, Indian River lagoon, Intracoastal Waterway and St. Lucie River
intersect. The club’s distinctive yellow and green burgee was designed with a
pointed green tip with curves to represent the crossing of the Intracoastal
Waterway and St. Lucie River. . . . The Club was founded as a “virtual” yacht
club with no shore-based buildings or facilities.”
Source: accessed 15 May
2019,
http://crossroadsyachtclub.com/index.php/about/
Peter Edwards,
16 May 2019
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