Our clear-up of the wall moorings and surrounding area will continue this Saturday coming (April 5th) at 11am. If you could spare some time this would be greatly appreciated. Please bring a pair of work gloves and a spade if you have one. A light snack lunch will also be available.
Please use this link to let me know if you can assist.
Kyle Stewart, moorings convener
Thank you to everyone who responded to our work party email and attended on Saturday. We had around a dozen members who volunteered and made an excellent start on the wall area. We have two more dates scheduled for 22nd March and 5th April both starting at 11.00am. A light lunch will also be provided.
We will post reminders for both (giving a week’s notice) and if you could please respond with your availability so we can gauge numbers, that would be much appreciated.
We have planned for 3 initial work party dates to complete the following:
Regards, Kyle.
Those members wishing to join the racing this season (as either boat owners or as crew) are welcome to join us tomorrow evening (Wed 12th) at 7:30pm in the Clubhouse to discuss the racing calendar, muster racing, etc. Additional information will be available for anyone who can’t make tomorrow given the short notice.
Best wishes, John Hale (Racing Convenor)
Bob Johnston, one of the longstanding members from our local boating community (who will already be known to many of you), has very kindly offered to do a talk on St. Kilda on Saturday 29th of March.
We will be meeting from 7pm and aiming for a 7.30pm start and guests are welcome. For a suggested donation of £5 per person, rolls and bacon or sausage will be served afterwards along with a beer, glass of wine or a soft drink. Tea and coffee will also be available to allow members to socialise and catch up.
If attending, could you please let us know how many you will be bringing so we can make sure enough food is prepared?
Kind regards, Social Committee.