Sea sailing recommendations

   Hi Nonsailor

You would be very welcome at Lee on Solent, whilst not the channel a good first introduction to the salty stuff and waves. 

We have Lasers and Toppers to hire, but we would need to sort you all out temp memebership.

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gordon1277 Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Really should get out more Joined: 24 Mar 10 Location: United Kingdom Online Status: Offline Posts: 665	Post Options Post Reply Quote gordon1277 Report Post Quote Reply Topic: Sea sailing recommendations Posted: 27 Apr 15 at 2:32pm
	Hi Nonsailor You would be very welcome at Lee on Solent, whilst not the channel a good first introduction to the salty stuff and waves. We have Lasers and Toppers to hire, but we would need to sort you all out temp memebership.
	Gordon Lossc

piglet Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Really should get out more Joined: 04 Jan 07 Online Status: Offline Posts: 514	Post Options Post Reply Quote piglet Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 27 Apr 15 at 3:17pm
	Is that Broadstairs? What's the boat? Nice oysters at Whitstable, and that's where they don't make Whitstable bay ale, damned good drop all the same.

Woodburner Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Visit Member's Homepage Far too distracted from work Joined: 13 Mar 15 Location: Folkestone Kent Online Status: Offline Posts: 332	Post Options Post Reply Quote Woodburner Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 27 Apr 15 at 8:20pm
	Hornet at Hythe, broke its rudder on a line from a lobster pot ended up on the rock groin, south coast, not the best spot to initiate sailors into sea sailing, the North coast is better. Whitstable is getting priced out by DFL's and you can't park there for love nor money on a sunny weekend, but I agree about Whitstable bay blonde, lovely tipple, not quite as nice as the words finest lager also brewed in Kent. Curious Brew, brewed using champagne pressings, give a delightful taste by far better than Munichs finest. Edited by Woodburner - 27 Apr 15 at 8:23pm
	Foil fun