Tevake Sailing Charters, Bailey Island, Maine

11/14/2025

Party time at the Schoolhouse. Your rental fee includes tables, chairs, plates and silverware.

06/01/2025

We like northern lights!

***NORTHERN LIGHTS TOMORROW NIGHT***

Heads up! An incredible display of the Northern Lights is a very real possibility tomorrow night into Monday morning. A large coronal mass ejection (CME) from the Sun last night will interact with Earth's magnetic field (solar storm). That reaction you see is in the form of the Northern Lights. The intensity of this solar storm is on par with the solar storms that resulted in a terrific display last year in May and October.

The good news is skies look mostly clear for many from the Midwest all the way to the East Coast! The western Great Lakes and parts of the South will likely have to battle some smokey haze from Canadian wildfires.

Here's there breakdown:

BLUE: Viewing will be best with a camera. Make sure your long exposure setting is on as long exposure shots capture more light.

GREEN: Viewing possible with the naked eye. A vibrant glow is even possible. Look north away from light pollution. Long exposure shots will work well.

PURPLE: This is where the viewing will be the best and most vibrant. The Northern Lights will likely be visible overhead!

08/03/2022

Our friend bill saw this off shore of Casco Bay.

05/05/2022

Cool stuff we get to see.

03/17/2022

TEVAKE has a forever home on Bailey Island now. So it’s time to let go of this love in our lives.

This 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom Single Family for sale is located at 25 Water St, Thomaston, ME 04861. View 36 photos, price history and more on BHGRE.com.

07/09/2021

The family

07/04/2021

Wow life is amazing.

06/28/2021

06/16/2021

Birthday launch day

June 14th 1992 the schooner Tall Cotton, nowadays known as ALERT was brought out of Paul Rollins’ shop in York Maine where she was built, to be launched in the nearby Piscataqua River. That’s the sailmaker Nat Wilson in the blue shirt.
After launching she motored to East Boothbay for rigging.

This photo is from an article written by Mary Ann Radford in Wooden Boat Magazine issue 120 “Schooner Tall Cotton And The Look”