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SQUIB SOUTH COAST CHAMPIONSHIPS
WEYMOUTH SAILING CLUB
18 - 19 SEPTEMBER 2010
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Posted by She Taylor
Last Updated on Tuesday, 13 July 2010
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 Mark Bugler had his first official duty as Club Commodore on Friday the 8th January giving out the trophies at the 3rd YOBs prize giving party.
There was a good turn out of youngsters and their owners, which was surprising considering the freezing conditions .
The evening started with the Prize presentation with 14 cups and trophies to be presented, including new awards many of which have been through the skilled hands of Peter Jacobs, who mounted and varnished the bases of our new trophies.
Tom Rees and Merrick Rayner managed three cups each with Tom pointing out after, that it was his crewing skills that helped Merrick win one of them. Yes - our Yobs are growing up competitive, just like the rest of us, next I'm sure they will be discussing handicaps!.
Posted by She Taylor
Last Updated on Sunday, 10 January 2010
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 I’m not sure how I ended up with an RS700 really, it seems
like there were a series of events ending in a sort of car-crash choice to buy
one. Just to explain to non-dinghy folk,
there is more to the “RS Boats” brand than the RS Feva’s you may have seen the
YOB’s sailing. RS also produce the RS200
and RS400, very light, very powerful and fast; then they had a mental
aberration and produced the RS600, 700 and 800 with bigger rigs, fitted with
racks to the side of the boat and trapezes for everyone to use off them. Inexplicably in the RS700’s case they felt it
necessary to give a singlehanded helm an asymmetric spinnaker to play with too
– so how did I end up with one? It’s a
short story.
Photo courtesy of ldc racing
Posted by Andy Young
Last Updated on Thursday, 03 December 2009
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Dinghies - The Year Gone By |
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 Well once again we are sat at home with a cup of tea
and the nights drawing in, the boats de-rigged and wrapped up for winter
contemplating the long winter ahead.
It’s at this time of year I look back on the season and wonder how it went? And as sailing seasons go it was pretty
good. We never saw the barbeque weather
that was promised back in May but we had some sailing days and
awesome sailing in the bay. With
everything from a shifty force 0-1 to an exciting force 5-6 and with the latter
winning the day on more than one occasion this season crews had to learn how to
sail their boats in tougher conditions if they wanted to get out on the water.
Posted by Nick Frampton
Last Updated on Thursday, 26 November 2009
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The first race of the winter series on Sunday November 15 was in brisk westerly winds. A short video of the sailing (link below) was filmed from the committee boat. It certainly shows the ideal sailing conditions which club members will be hoping to experience again on the few remaining Sundays before the Icebreaker/Frostbite Trophies on Boxing Day.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWnGkaaDOoE
Posted by She Taylor
Last Updated on Tuesday, 24 November 2009
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