Tash Scales New Heights As Sea And Summit Conquered

Pride as 17-year-old completes biggest fundraising challenge yet

Tash Scales New Heights As Sea And Summit Conquered

Pride as 17-year-old completes biggest fundraising challenge yet

Miss Isle Completes Sea And Summit Challenge!

Natasha Lambert climbs Pen Y Fan this morning to complete month long fundraiser

Miss Isle Completes Sea And Summit Challenge!

Natasha Lambert climbs Pen Y Fan this morning to complete month long fundraiser

Tidal Diamond 408 – Interclub Dinghy Series, Summer Ball, Club Officers, 2015 Cruise

Tidal Diamond No. 408

Interclub Dinghy Series – Race 3 – Sunday August 24th

First Warning Signal – 1055

Fleets & Warning Flags:

Fast Handicap (PY <= 1009) – Flag Q (Yellow)
Medium Handicap (PY >= 1010) – B (Red)
10 minutes between starts

Start & Finish Line

Cruiser “Ample” (mast) to Orange buoy

Course

The course(s) will be displayed from the committee boat.
There may be a different course for each fleet.

Please see attached chart of Racing Area with buoy names.

Neil Boyce

Tudor Sailing Club Summer Ball Tickets !!

LAST FEW REMAINING TICKETS !!

Saturday 6th September 7pm-Midnight
Reception Drinks, Live Band (Fay Wray) & Finger Buffet

Tickets £25.00 per person (only 10 tickets left).
Contact any member of the social committee to purchase your tickets which will be allocated on a first come first served basis.

We have a great band lined up and an excellent buffet !

It’s going to be a fun night so grab one of the remaining tickets while you still can.

Dress Code : Ladies Cocktail Dress or Ball Gown : Gents Black Tie or Lounge Suit

Lets make this the event of the year !

Book via email

socialsec
or call me (after 7.00pm please)
07710 941241

Steve Francis
Social Secretary

Vice Commodore and Maintenance Officer

We are very pleased to announce that Rob Waring has been appointed as Vice Commodore. Rob’s phone number is 023 9225 5310.

We are also very pleased to announce that Chris Goodyear has been appointed as Maintenance Officer. Chris’s phone number is 023 9237 2455.

Richard Gunn
Commodore

2015 Tudor Commodore’s Cruise

Bob & Sandra Hunt and Richard & Kathy Gunn would like to invite all Tudor members, old and new, to come on the 2015 Tudor Commodore’s Cruise.

The draft itinerary is:

Depart 23rd July 2015 for 16 days cruising the Bay of Seine

St. Vaast (2 nights)
Carentan (2 nights)
Grand Camp Maisey (1 night)
Ouistreham/Caen (2 nights)
Dives-sur-mer (2 nights)
Honfleur (2 nights)
Le Havre (1 night)
Fécamp (2 nights)

All subject to variation and weather dependent.

The aim is to get back to how cruises used to be in the good ole days, with barbeques, wine tasting, Caribbean themed evenings etc.

Please let any of us know if you are interested in joining us; if you don’t have cruiser, then there may be cruisers looking for crew.

Bob & Sandra Hunt – bobhunt
Richard & Kathy Gunn – commodore

Racing Area 2014.pdf


Disabled Sailing Teen Conquers Seas, Now Faces Mountain Of A Climb

Natasha Lambert has completed all 12 legs - over 430 miles - sailing into Swansea

Disabled Sailing Teen Conquers Seas, Now Faces Mountain Of A Climb

Natasha Lambert has completed all 12 legs - over 430 miles - sailing into Swansea

NATIONAL PARALYMPIC DAY 2014 –ON THE WATER TASTER DAY FOR PEOPLE OF ALL ABILITIES

Saturday 30 August 2014 is National Paralympic Day. RYA Sailability is offering people of all ages and abilities the opportunity to get out on the water in Lymington and experience sailing and boating for free.

NATIONAL PARALYMPIC DAY 2014 –ON THE WATER TASTER DAY FOR PEOPLE OF ALL ABILITIES

Saturday 30 August 2014 is National Paralympic Day. RYA Sailability is offering people of all ages and abilities the opportunity to get out on the water in Lymington and experience sailing and boating for free.

Portland Race 4 Series 2

Perfect conditions! A northerly force 3, flat water across the bay, a beautiful sunset and visibility allowing the ledges on St Albans to be seen in the sunshine. Matt French as RO took full advantage of these conditions by setting a broad reach start down to the wall, where we turned and beat up to the north eastern part of the harbour with the wind becoming more fickle the closer we got.