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Commodore leading the Fleet during the recent Wayfarer 60th
Anniversary Event at RBSC on 28 Jun 2008
Wednesday Sailing ~ Latest.
18 Jun 2008
Many thanks to the Laser boys - thats Tony, Dave, Cliff and Martin - they decided that the wind was too strong for a race on Wed 18th so I was able to rig the solo and join them for a blast around the broad. There was plenty of planing going on for over an hour and one or two hairy moments when the less sensible amongst us decided to practice gybing...
No race next week (25 Jun), as I am away, but there will be cruising; if the weather behaves.
Racing resumes for first three weeks of July (2nd, 9th and 16th) come down and try something new!
Ian Ayres
Wednesday Evening Pursuit Racing
Join in, could be fun! Contact Ian Ayres for more info.
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| RBSC - About Rollesby Broad Sailing Club |
Rollesby Broad Sailing Club is the only club in the Broads area offering sailing 52 weeks of the year. We welcome new members, whether you are an expert sailor or a complete novice. Young or Old! We have a wide range of dinghy classes including:- British Moth, Enterprise, Wayfarer, Solo, Topper, Laser, Mirror, Optimist and Phantom, amoungst others
Sailing takes place on Rollesby Broad which is not accessible by boat from the rest of the broads network. This makes for a safe and quiet sailing environment away from the humdrum of the rest of the Broads and hire boat fraternity. There is a large grassed area in front of the clubhouse ideal for watching activities on the water, relax and chat with friends, have a bite to eat, or even to top up your tan on hot days when the sun has more power than the wind.
With two interlocking broads to discover, members who do not wish to race can enjoy cruising and pottering around, or even sailing down to the Eels Foot Pub for some refreshment. In fact, our broads are so peaceful, being free from motorised holiday cruiser traffic, they provide habitats for many interesting species of birds.
Berths are available for dinghies, with the heaviest and most frequently used closest to the water.
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