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Race management by Invergordon Boating Club
Full sailing instructions and entry form in documents tabs
Race management by Invergordon Boating Club
Full sailing instructions and entry form in documents tabs
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Races are scheduled as follows –
There will be a maximum of 3 races The first race on Sunday will be at 1100 Race 2 will be signalled to start shortly after Race 1 has completed There will be a break for refreshments after the second race The latest time for a preparatory signal will be 1500 Full Sailing instructions in the documents tab Hand Book / Programme 2021 You should all have had your copy by now – By both email and hard copy So, obviously, it is time to tell you what is actually going to happen! AS FOLLOWS
Officer of the Day / Rescue duties: as per handbook. Those “lucky” members who have dodged a session due to the late season start can expect a call / e-mail to fill in / assist. The small print; Terms and conditions apply. It will be the responsibility of club members to ensure their compliance, and that of their party, with regulations in force. The 2020 AGM took place on Wednesday 28th Oct. Reflecting the times we are in it was conducted remotely on ZOOM with 14 attendees and was skillfully chaired by our Commodore Rob. The committee looks forward to a more successful sailing and racing year than 2020! November 2020 newsletter is attached. 
The plan is to sail all the Sundays in August with plans for rescue laid on Safety Cover. The club is seeking volunteers to man one of the rescue boats on future Sundays. Contact Rob on 07824 519067 or John on 07854 763412. See our latest newsletter below.
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Invergordon Boating Club in is inviting you and your family to come and try sailing for free on Sunday 27 May 2018. Whether you’re completely new to the sport or looking to get back on the water, RYA Push the Boat Out which takes place throughout May is the perfect time to give it a go.
Starting at 10.30 there will be a whole host of activities taking place including dinghy sailing, keel boats and club ribs. For all the water based activities please dress warmly and have a full set of wind/waterproofs, old trainers will also be useful and do not forget to bring a change of clothes and shoes. There is a club house with changing facilities & showers and refreshments will be available throughout the day. Sailing can be as physical or as relaxing as you want to make it, you can sail with others or on your own, do it competitively or potter about and just enjoy the gentle escape of being outside in the elements. For full details about what’s going on contact Fred Fraser on fa.fraser@btinternet.com, |
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