The waves of Shoreham
The winds and wine of Lake Garda
The fish restaurants of Whitstable
The social atmosphere of Salcombe Merlin Week
The launching and other facilities of Parkstone
Any Real Ale from Sussex
A blind race officer
Any other suggestions or a venue that satisfies some of these criteria ???
Posted: 22/08/2006 14:16:15 By: whitstable pro |
And a Butlins next to the dinghy park?
Posted: 22/08/2006 15:40:02 By: Robert Harris |
is there a sailing club in Clacton?
Posted: 22/08/2006 21:58:11 By: floppy toppy |
Clacton has sailing clubs but no Butlins which was razed and is reborn as a twee housing estate.
Posted: 23/08/2006 07:41:51 By: MR578 |
The great city of San Francisco! Tides are a bit mad off St Francis YC, but the wind is legendary and they have micro-breweries that make a passable attempt at an ale. Better check out those container companies and expect to lose the boat for many weeks!
Posted: 23/08/2006 08:33:47 By: mad jack |
The Scorpion's went to Paignton Sailing Club this year. Similar numbers to us and in a nice part of the country. Don't know much else though other than I think there's a good zoo !
Posted: 23/08/2006 08:58:40 By: Observer |
And the Fireballs went to Teignmouth - Teign Corinthian YC
http://www.tcyc.org.uk
Posted: 23/08/2006 09:06:45 By: Observer |
Brightlingsea is next door to Clacton. See previous stuff on the Northern Cinque Port.
Posted: 23/08/2006 11:35:06 By: :) |
Brightlingsea gave us an excellent vintage event but be warned, Merlins are in the slow handicap fleet there!
Posted: 23/08/2006 13:32:14 By: Pat 2121 |
Ozzy at Brightlinsea is trying to get the Merlin fleet there going so any encouragement (how about a taster weekend to see if people like it?)
Posted: 23/08/2006 13:34:22 By: floppy toppy |
