Do many 12s go along to Frensham Pond?
I see from the website that it's "open to all classes over 40 years old where the boat is over 25 years old". Wondering if it's a little cheeky to turn up in a 1981 Tigress - 25 years and a month old, what do folk think :-)
Matt
N3143
Matt,
I'd go along, since the boat's truely over 25 years old. In any case, you've got to push the 12 Tigress scene for us - mine's 26 years old, but I won't make from Germany.. ;)
Cheers,
Jim N3130
Matt, not at all, the more the merrier, The CVRDA is a very "inclusive" group and very welcoming
Mark
Am trying to convine 3141 to come along as well
Matt
Of course you must come. As one of the organisers I can assure you you will be very welcome, as Mark says, and he should know !! Anyway, what makes you think your boat is such hot stuff ?
Regards
Nick
Hi, thanks for the replies.
Nick - it's not that I think the boat is too quick, just didn't want to turn up and find only "proper" traditional 12s were allowed. I suspect given the state of my paint at the moment there are plenty of older boats that could put me to shame.
So, sounds good. As long as I can persuade my son to come along to crew I'll give it a go..
Matt
FWIW my wing masted 1972 Farr Cherub will pobably be going to the Frensham event, which is about as untraditional a boat as its possible to get... And being a Cherub that means no-one else need be concerned about the state of their paint and varnish...
You are both most welcome. I can tell you that a number of boats will fail to shine in the Concours, but nevertheless will adorn the water. CVRDA is inclusive, as is FPSC, and I can arrange crews (large or small) if you need them. Strangely, Cadet sailors seem to relish the opportunity to sail in 'real' boats.
See ya !
Nick