Whitstable Yacht Club Copyright (c) 2008 ExpressionEngine tag:wyc.org.uk,2008:07:21 Crew wanted tag:wyc.org.uk,2008:forums/viewthread/.84 2008-05-01T10:41:58Z Mark I need a crew for this weekend(3rd -4th may) experience not required, just a sense of humor!!!
There is plenty of room in my Xenon and its dead easy.
I don’t shout & I may even buy you a beer.
If you are interested mail me ASAP
mjrobo at blueyonder dot co dot uk

]]> Dinghy Cruising tag:wyc.org.uk,2008:forums/viewthread/.55 2008-03-09T20:49:39Z GTP Anyone who is interested in dinghy cruising is welcome to contact me via the private message facility or direct at: enquiries at garytheplumber dot co dot uk
We are hoping to arrange at least one cruising event per month as well as the usual last minute adventures when the weather permits. Bring out the explorer in you. cool smirk GTP

]]> Volunteers needed… tag:wyc.org.uk,2008:forums/viewthread/.52 2008-03-06T23:35:51Z Mark Fagg ...for two things:

First of all, I need a crew for Easter weekend – probably Friday, Saturday, Monday

Secondly, Whitstable is holding the Mirror Southern Area Championships on 3rd and 4th May.  We need help mainly for two things – meeting and greeting boats on the Saturday morning, including moving of road trailers to the West Quay; and safety boat crews for both days (not sure how many yet).  There may be other jobs to be done as well.  If you are able to help we would be most grateful.  Whitstable has a strong young Mirror fleet and we want to put on a great event for them and for the many visiting boats who will be there.

If you would be willing to help with any of these things please let me know as soon as possible.  I hope to be at the improver training tomorrow night if anyone wants to talk to me about it then.

Mark

]]> Welcome to the General Handicap Forum tag:wyc.org.uk,2008:forums/viewthread/.49 2008-03-03T01:00:46Z Stuart Willmot The General Handicap forum is open for use. I’d like to start the first discussion by asking those with experience of doing it what they think is the best method of mounting an outboard on a stern sheeted dinghy. There has been some discussion of this in the GP14 class forum, but no real consensus.

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