Jumping for Jubilee

Young sailors fly the flag at Lee for the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. Joining the weekend’s celebrations Lee’s Gybe Club sailors took to the water turning their bunting into burgees.

Along with learning the essentials of sailing at Lee, Gybe Club sailors joined in a special Sail for Gold Diamond Jubilee sailing relay race. The winning team’s skippers all received RYA Sail for Gold medals. Encouraging youngster to discover all aspects of sailing including creating a fun, friendly and competitive environment are regular ingredients to a regular Saturday morning Gybe Club session

A big thanks

LOSSC Diamond Jubilee celebrations

Your club is participating in the Jubilee celebrations by holding a Jubilee supper in the club commencing at 1930 on 5 June.  The menu is cake, glass of fizz and Jubilee chicken and this will be available to the sailors on completion of Tuesday racing although a regular menu is available if preferred. Bookings with Nicki are required for either option.

For those not prepared to wrestle with the Southampton traffic a glimpse of the Red Arrows from the club balcony may be possible for the display 1820 - 1845 weather permitting.

Although the Cunard 3 Queens are not due to sail until 2300 the

Laser 2000 Millennium Series and Phantom Open Meeting

Details of the upcoming open meeting are now available. Please click here for details..

 

Tidal Diamond No. 257 – LHIC Series 2 and Sinbad Milledge Race

Tidal Diamond No. 257
Langstone Harbour Interclub Series – Race 2 & Sindbad Milledge

Sunday 3rd June – 10:30

Langstone are due to host the second race in the LHIS this Sunday.

This will be a down harbour start, with pre-set courses.

Details of which can be downloaded from the Langstone SC website, or by using the link below:

<Sailing Instructions – Click Here>

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. However exceptions will always be made for emergencies.

Regards,

Richard Gunn
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Tudor Sailing Club

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Tidal Diamond No. 256 – Ebb & Flow Deadline, Priory Bay Cruiser and Dinghy Cruise, Riley Trophy, Spring Cruise

Tidal Diamond No. 256

Deadline for the June Ebb and Flow – this is Friday 1st June
(i.e. this Friday) and is a drop-dead date this time, due to holidays.
As usual, we need your input to make Ebb and Flow interesting; if you are
writing an article (please do), a few photos help to make it even more
interesting (and make it easier for me to adjust it to fit in the space available).

Priory Bay Cruiser and Dinghy Cruise – Sunday 10th June
The Priory Bay Cruiser and Dinghy Cruise will take place on Sunday 10th June 2012.
The plan is to meet on the beach for lunch/BBQ in Priory Bay. Timings are a bit difficult because there
isn’t an available weekend when Low Water is around the middle of the day:
For Dinghies: please meet at the Club (with boats rigged and ready) for a briefing at 08:30. We are
aiming to leave at 09:00 to catch the last 30 minutes of the ebb tide. An anchor would be useful if you
have one and bring plenty of provisions for the day these can be put on the patrol boat to carry things
over for you. On the return trip high water is at 17:22 (4.4m) so to avoid a strong ebbing tide in the
entrance to Langstone Harbour you should aim to leave at around 15:30.

Low water on 10th June is 09:31 (1.1m) so cruiser crews are unlikely to be able to either get to their
boats or leave their moorings on that morning before around 11:00. It is therefore suggested that cruiser
owners wishing to join the trip could either move their boats to another vacant mooring or down harbour
the night before or go across and join the group later in the day. Cruisers can anchor in the Bay and
either use their own dinghies to get ashore or crews can be ferried ashore using the Patrol Boats if
required. The Patrol Boats will be listening on Channel 37 (M1).

Would cruiser owners please keep a listening watch on Ch37 and look out for dinghies offering help
with a tow if the winds are light.
Steve Jones – Dinghy Captain – dinghies@tudorsailing.org.uk

Riley Trophy Race – Saturday 2nd June
This Saturday, 2nd of June, will be the clubs 29th Annual Riley Trophy Race.
Copies of the Sailing Instructions will be displayed on the Cruiser Notice Board together
with a signing on sheet. A further copy can be found attached to this Tidal Diamond and also
on the Tudor Web Site, Sailing->Sailing links->Cruiser Sailing links.
Andy Healey – Cruiser Race Organiser

Spring Cruise
Brock will sail to Cherbourg on Thursday 31st May (tomorrow), possibly returning via Weymouth; other members are welcome to join.
Crew for a June Baie de Seine cruise would also be welcome; please text on 07785 171896.
David Whiting – Cruiser Captain

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Richard Gunn
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Tudor Sailing Club

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Tidal Diamond No. 255 – Commodore’s Update

Tidal Diamond No. 255

Commodore’s Update – Tomorrow Wednesday
30th May @ 20:30
As requested at the AGM, I will be giving an update on club developments and finances on Wednesday 30th May at 20:30. This will be an informal meeting where you will be able to ask questions and express yourviews on the future development of the club.
Tim Stell – Commodore

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Richard Gunn
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Tudor Sailing Club

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Tidal Diamond No. 254 – Ebb & Flow Deadline, Quiz Night, Galley Duty – Volunteers Wanted

Tidal Diamond No. 254
Corrected Version!

Deadline for the June Ebb and Flow – this is Friday 1st June
(i.e. Friday next week) and is a drop-dead date this time, due to holidays.
As usual, we need your input to make Ebb and Flow interesting; if you are
writing an article (please do), a few photos help to make it even more
interesting (and make it easier for me to adjust it to fit in the space available).

Quiz Night – Friday 25th May @ 8.00pm (this Friday)
Teams of 4-6
£1.00 entry per person
Fish & Chips £5.00 per person – must be pre-ordered as I have to let the shop know in advance.
Hannah Barnes – Social Secretary – socialsec@tudorsailing.org.uk

Galley Duty – Volunteers Wanted
Due to a lack of volunteers I have spaces on the galley rota for the current year.
If you were one of those that paid maintenance at renewals, then why not take the opportunity
to reduce that payment next January and spend the money on something for the boat instead?
Duties are approx 3 hours on Sundays and training is given.
Hannah Barnes – Social Secretary – socialsec@tudorsailing.org.uk

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Regards,

Richard Gunn
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Tudor Sailing Club

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RNSA Pile Mooring in Hamble available for immediate reallocation

River Hamble One of our pile mooring berths in the Hamble River has become available for reallocation with immediate effect. The mooring is situated mid-river, almost opposite the top end of Hamble Point Marina and is suitable for a yacht up to 32ft loa. The mooring is allocated for a five-year tenure.

RNSA Pile Mooring in Hamble available for reallocation

on Hamble River One of our pile mooring berths in the Hamble River has become available for reallocation with immediate effect. The mooring is situated mid-river, almost opposite the top end of Hamble Point Marina and is suitable for a yacht up to 32ft loa. The mooring is allocated for a five-year tenure.

RNSA(P) Early Summer Series Race 8

Another perfect racing evening and everyone gets to finish Another perfect racing evening and although the wind did soften towards the end all the competitors were able to achieve a finish. From the first start “Widgeon” (Nick Fletcher) shot out of the blocks and maintained a very good pace throughout the race.