Pagham Open Meeting

[John Thornton (Guest)]

[Kevin]

I understand the following is what is proposed for this weekend:

1PM start on the Saturday with a 12PM race briefing. 10AM on the Sunday. 2 races on Sat, 3 on Sun. 4 races to count.
 
Car and boat parking within our car and boat park.

Arrangements have been made with one of the club's neighbours who owns some land near the club to allow camping on their land for a small charge. You can camp here Friday and Saturday night.

Dinner has been arranged. We are proposing  one sitting at 7PM.

Disco arranged from 9PM.

[John Meadowcroft]

We are coming.  Both days  - looking forward to sailing on the SEA!  Children not coming, will bring dancing shoes and drinking hat.

[rick perkins]

Are there any B&B's in walking distance?

[John Meadowcroft]

[Antony]

Stolen straight from the Lark site, and Ruth is very efficient........

First of two starts on Saturday is at 1300 with a 1200 briefing; 1000 on the Sunday for 3 races.

There is dinner and dancing arranged and we are also sharing with the National 12 fleet so the dancefloor should be busy. There is car and boat parking within the club grounds and the club have arranged with one of the neighbours who owns some land near the club to allow camping on their land for a small charge. You can camp here Friday and Saturday night.

see you there

Ruth


Directions

From the West: Turn right at the third A27 Chichester bypass roundabout onto the B2145 (Huston Road). After 1 mile fork left onto the B2166 (Lagness Road) then at the Walnut Tree pub go straight over onto Pagham Road. After 4 miles turn left onto Sea Lane. After 250yds do a quick right-left onto Beach Road and the Club is straight ahead.

From the East: Just over the large railway bridge on the A27 Chichester bypass, take the second exit off the roundabout (signed to Pagham). After 1 mile turn left at the Walnut Tree pub onto Pagham Road and follow the above instructions.

[John Meadowcroft]

Excellent light airs racing.  12 boats out.  Graham & Zoe won 3 of the first 4 races to take the meeting.  Tom & Liz second.  Both using 2007 rules mainsails (Alverbank and P&B respectively).  Gavin & Sabrina Willis won the final race in the lightest winds going very fast.   Everyone bar the first two was pretty inconsistent.

Lots of sun.  

Who is going to Salcombe?

[Jimbo42]

[RogerBrisley]

Hi Jim,

Why not post the pics on the picture board (or whatever) and remind every body how fantastic Salcombe is!

Roger

[Jimbo41]

Would do Roger, but they're all over 2,5 Mb  :-/

Cheers!

Jim

P.S. Real grand talking to you that saturday at SYC.  

[Jimbo42]