Kick start the blogg. I would like to hear from. The H.C.A, The Humber Yawl Club, Hull Sailing Club. The Royal Yorkshire Yacht Club, Humbermouth Yacht Club. and all interested parties.
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This site was created to exchange ideas and information between the sailing clubs in the Humber Area. It is clear to me from conversations with Officers from the surrounding clubs many of us are struck by the same malaise. Much of which a caused by poor communication. Feel free to use this blogg to post your thoughts and news to anyone interested.
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Its me again just testing the link good picture the water even looks blue ish
I wonder it anyone is interested in a sail to Bridlington on Friday 10th Aug? It is the Royal Yorkshire Yacht Club's 150th Regatta that week. I intend to depart Grimsby 17:00hrs. Take part in the Guy Shackles Trophy Race on the Saturday party with the R.Y.Y.C. on that night. Return to Grimsby on the Sunday. The hospitality of Yorkshire folk is legendary and you will receive a warm welcome from the R.Y.Y.C. Anybody up for it?
Details of the proposed end of May Bank Holiday Regatta at Hull are :-
1.Three nights mooring for the price of two from British Waterways.
2.One free buffet for all the crews paid for by British Waterways.
3.One free buffet for all the crews paid for by HAC ( on another day ).
4.Non - returnable entry fee of £10.00 per boat paid in advance ( Date to be agreed ) to enable Hull Marina to plan accordingly for the Bank Holiday Weekend.
Provided HAC can guarantee approximately 20 boats ( IRC and PY ) the event will take place
5.The Regatta will consist of two days racing on Saturday 26th May and Sunday 27th May 2007.This leaves every one the Bank holiday Monday to sail back to their home port on the midday tide.
Roman
Come for a cruise and an early season rally but get your boat of its moorings and come. Its not just a race.
John Smith
Good Blog, I will get our webmaster to put a link onto the HCA website.
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