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Katie & Mark – July 6, 2013 Wedding Photography Ceremony & Reception: Pontchartrain Yacht Club, Mandeville, LA

The weather was a little unpredictable for Katie & Mark’s wedding at the Yacht Club in Mandeville, but it turned out well. Mark changed into his Navy uniform for some fun photo after the ceremony. And the sparklers at the end of the evening capped off a superb wedding night. We had taken the engagement portraits a few weeks before by the lake, and the bridal portraits just the week before.

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Pontchartrain Yacht Club

Pontchartrain Yacht Club  was founded in 1967 during a gathering of interested yachtsmen. The Club was also accepted as a member of the United States Sailing Association in that same year. Since 1968, Pontchartrain Yacht Club has been a member of the Gulf Yachting Association, which incorporates 33 yacht clubs from Houston, TX to St. Petersburg, FL.

Though the location of Mandeville's first Yacht Club is unknown, the second occupied 1635 Lakeshore Drive during the years of 1893-1903.

In 2005, Hurricanes Katrina and Rita destroyed the club house and devastated much of the surrounding area. Pontchartrain Yacht Club re-opened using temporary quarters and began the rebuilding process. The new, elevated clubhouse was open for business in the early summer of 2007.

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• The Zephyr Rollercoaster (or, rather, what's left of it)
• Chronicles of Recent History: Memories from the Quiet Birdmen
• Over the years, Spanish Fort changed hands quite a few times...
• Streetcar: The West End That Was
• West End History & the Excursion boats
• 1860s Pontchartrain Railroad Company Steamer Receipts
• 1895 ~CAPE CHARLES Ferry/Steamboat
• 1900's ~The steamboat New Camelia
• 1930's - present 5 Mile Bridge to Slidell
• 1956 - present ~~The Causeway
• Illinois Central Railroad
• L.& N. Railroad
• Southern Railway
• 1934 - present ~Shushan Airport (now New Orleans Lakefront Airport)
• Roller Coaster at West End
• Overview of Transportation and the Lake
• 1700s - Old Basin (Carondelet) Canal
• 1830-1930 ~The Pontchartrain Railroad (The Smoky Mary)
• 1830's - 1950's~~The New Basin Canal
• 1870's ~~The Shell Road
• 1921-present ~~The Industrial Canal
• 1930's - present ~Lake Shore Drive
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Clubs & Associations

Gulf Yachting Association

The Gulf Yachting Association was organized to promote the sport of yacht racing on the Gulf Coast and nearby areas. Founded in 1901 and reorganized in 1920, the GYA has grown from the original six clubs to over thirty member organizations. The GYA sanctions various yacht events, including interclub competition in Fish Boats (1920-1968), Flying Scots (1969-2018), currently Viper 640 and serves to coordinate the activities of its members.

Southern Yacht Club

The records of the Southern Yacht Club trace its history back to the club's founding in the Gulf Coast resort town of Pass Christian, Mississippi in the year 1849. Only the venerable New York Yacht Club can document an earlier founding date. As such, SYC is proud to bear the mantle of the second oldest yacht club in the United States.

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New Orleans Yacht Club

The New Orleans Yacht Club was founded in 1949 and is dedicated to further the sport of Yacht racing, marine safety and seamanship. Located in New Orleans’ historic West End overlooking the marinas and Lake Pontchartrain, NOYC has over the course of its 72 year history counted among its membership many national, international, and Olympic champions and today is represented by many more.  With its diverse membership, NOYC brings tremendous energy and a hearty Laissez Les Bon Temps Rouler attitude to the Lakefront. From formal events such as the Commodore’s Ball to crawfish boils out on the deck, there is always something brewing at the club.

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Pontchartrain Yacht Club

Pontchartrain Yacht Club, founded in 1967, is a family friendly sailing and social club. The grounds offer an unobstructed view of Lake Pontchartrain and the launch area enables sailors to be in open water in less than five minutes. PYC is a member of both of the Gulf Yachting Association and the United States Sailing Association.

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Tammany Yacht Club

TYC was founded on July 25, 1980; and strives for a better understanding of the art and science of yachting as a wholesome sport, the promotion of seamanship, the promotion of boat and yacht racing, and the enjoyment of the fellowship that these activities foster. Located on the northshore in Slidell, Louisiana.

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Corinthian Sailing Association

The Corinthian Sailing Association was established in 1983 as a non-profit club of 20 avid sailors providing a low-cost venue for racing sailboats on Lake Pontchartrain. 20 years later, the CSA has grown to more than 80 members and isn’t just about top-notch sailing; it’s also about first time skippers, beginners, and people who just want to get out on the water and have fun!

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Lake Pontchartrain Women's Sailing Association

The Lake Pontchartrain Women’s Sailing Association (LPWSA) is the only sailing group for women, by women in New Orleans. Our members are women, men, and youth who share the goal of increasing female participation in sailing. The LPWSA includes members from yacht clubs and boating organizations on Lake Pontchartrain, as well as, women across the gulf coast region who are not affiliated with another sailing club in New Orleans.

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New Orleans Power Squadron

The United States Power Squadrons® is the world’s largest recreational boating organization with more than 35,000 members. For more than 100 years, we have worked to make the water a safer place through boating education, civic service and fellowship. With the United States Power Squadrons®, you can improve your boating skills and knowledge online, in the classroom with certified instructors, or outdoors with hands-on training. By joining America’s premier boating organization, you can have fun with other boaters on the water and on land!

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Best Nightlife in Moscow

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They say ‘Moscow never sleeps’. Having seen Moscow’s night scene only once, you are sure this saying is absolutely rightful. Best night clubs with world-known DJs tune up the capital’s audience every night; lounge bars with high-quality hookah and professional staff create relaxed and cozy atmosphere all night long; and, of course, clubs for men, where stunning and gorgeous ladies take you away from routine and busy life of metropolis.   Exciting, modern, crazy...it's Moscow. Read more about nightlife in Moscow.

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Night Flight

'Quite simply the best place to be!' It is no surprise that exactly these seven words are used as Night Flight's slogan.............

16 Tons Club

16 Tons is in the centre of Moscow and successfully combines 3 different kinds of entertainment: clubbing, boozing up in a pub and satisfying your gourmet taste at a rest

The Penthouse Club

The Penthouse Club in Moscow is the first and only official club of this world-famous chain located outside of North America. Combining Russian beauty and American servic

Artel Bessonnica

Artel Bessonnitsa is a unique unheard-of format of night club in Moscow. It's more than just a night club, it's a space of unlimited joy, love and fun, where each member

Rasputin is, probably, Moscow's best known men's club, known for turning the art of striptease into erotic theatre in its own right. Rasputin has numerous awards to its n

SVOY is a new clubhouse in the very heart of Moscow for true connoisseurs of relaxed and private atmosphere. Inspired by loft-styled London clubs, the owner created a pla

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Mr. Help & Friends

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16 Tons is centrally located, just a minute-away from the subway station 'Street of 1905 year'. It was open in April 1996 as a traditional English pub.............

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Cheboksary – the view from above

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Cheboksary (Shupashkar in the Chuvash language) is a city in Russia with a population of about half a million people standing on the bank of the Volga River, the capital of the Chuvash Republic .

Located about 671 km east of Moscow , it is one of the cleanest and most comfortable cities in Russia. Photos by: Kirill Zdorov .

Dawn in the historic center of Cheboksary. The sign says: “Cheboksary – the pearl of Russia!”

Maxim Gorky Avenue.

Shopping and entertainment complex “Volzhsky”.

Chuvash Drama Theater.

House of the Government of the Republic of Chuvashia.

Transfiguration Convent surrounded by private houses.

Moscow Bridge.

Presidential Boulevard and the new Government House.

Theater Embankment and Chuvash State Opera and Ballet Theater.

Stadium “Olympic”.

Cheboksary Railway Station.

Shopping and entertainment center “Madagascar”.

Kindergarten #96 “Alyonushka”.

Kalinina Street.

Cheboksary Heat and Power Station #2.

Cosmonaut Nikolaev Street.

School #56.

Church of the New Martyrs and Confessors of Russia.

Monument to the Mother Patroness of the Chuvash people (46 meters), one of the symbols of Cheboksary.

The Cheboksary Bay in the evening. It was built in the historic center of Cheboksary during the construction of the Cheboksary Hydroelectric Power Station.

Church of the Assumption of the Mother of God (1763) and the yacht club “Cheboksary”.

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