Eamonn - if you have not rec'd your copy by now, then something has gone wrong, I fear. I, personally, have no list of members addresses and no record of the mailing list. I am, however, more than happy to send you a copy direct if, as Bob says, you let me have your home address which I can also pas...

May I say a big THANK YOU for all the good vibes posted about the Mag. and to all who have sent e-mail messages in the same vein. They are much appreciated and I have, as a result, forgotten the moments when I feared it was not going to happen due to my limited understanding of how computers work!!!...

For completeness, one or two of the Carsington Event pics. were also taken by Paul Smith from the ctte. boat on the Sunday

Hi to all 15ers wherever you may be. I seems that I have been appointed as the new Magazine editor (although I did have prior warning - thanks, Erling!) and I am presently sourcing articles for the next edition which it is hoped will be published for the Autumn with luck and a following wind!! I alr...

That picture just won't go away - will it? It was good fun, though.
I count myself now as something of a capsize expert - tuition offered at very reasonable rates!!!
Sail Fast - Live Slow
George Love 1825 'Fly-by-Wire'

This is my way of approaching this tricky situation. On approach to the beach, furl the jib. Approach on a run or a reach across the beach away from the breaking waves and when dead upwind of the point on the beach you wish to land, turn the boat into wind, uncleat traveller and mainsheet leaving th...

|May I just record how good I think the new website and the chat pages and the photo gallery are looking. Full marks in my book to Martin and all concerned - great job!! On the latter item, I was amazed at how many pics there are of me and perhaps just a tad disappointed that in all of them my boat ...

Hi Carl,
Both Ray and I from Carsington are booked into the Woodvale for the original date. Please confirm revised date asap so we can rearrange. We wouldn't want to miss the great sailing and fun at Gurnard.
Cheers,
George Love 1825 : Fly-by-Wire