The notice of race is now available on the Brightlingsea sailing Club Website.  Hope to see you there!
Regards Pies
Snakey B 3671

And, following on from the post about Hayling, remember: There is PLENTY of water at Brightlingsea for sailing - and when you get there you will find the water is in its proper place, not falling out of the sky!

Also, once you have finished the sailing, the hose pipes are fully allowed for washing the salt (and mud?!) off.

Given an absence of children at home these days we have accomodation available if anyone want to stay?

Cheers

David Charlton

Hi Piers, 
Just wonder whether you would be able to assist me with who could  write the report for the Brightlingsea open. Photo's would also be appreciated. If you could contact me that would be great. I have emailed the  club and they're looking into it. 

Thanks  - Steve  S/T reports Editor

Hi Dave.

I don't suppose you have a floor space for two northerners in the shape of me and mr winder?

The tent option doesn't seem so appealing this year...

Perhaps you could drop me a text or give me a bell?

Thank you

Pip
07816127261

How to get to Brightlingsea:
A postcode to follow: CO7 0GB.

One hour from the M25 (Junction 28). A12 till North of Colchester, onto the A120 (Signed Harwich). Next junction: A133 (Signed Clacton). First roundabout: right. Then follow the signs and twisty roads for 3 miles into Brightlingsea.

From the West: One hour from M11 Bishops Stortford along the A120.

From the East: Just sail!

Results - a great club.

Silver Tiller results (Sunday only, one discard) can be found at:-