faster single handed skiff

   Yes having worked and sailed at Langstone Harbour for 3 seasons I sadly am familar with the byelaws.
the 10 knot speed limit apply to dinghys as well! (though i've never had my mates from work give me a warning when i've been sailing in my 14) though when arguing the poitn with my boss he said (jokingly i hope) to go slower just take the sails down! and yes any foiling boat has to request permission from the harbour master before sailing! (though again i've never enforced or seen that enforced!)
Tudor don't let boat without a PN into the club (the also thought my 14 was a 2000 so there we go) hence alex having to sell it (though according to Tudor I own it!)

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	Yes having worked and sailed at Langstone Harbour for 3 seasons I sadly am familar with the byelaws. the 10 knot speed limit apply to dinghys as well! (though i've never had my mates from work give me a warning when i've been sailing in my 14) though when arguing the poitn with my boss he said (jokingly i hope) to go slower just take the sails down! and yes any foiling boat has to request permission from the harbour master before sailing! (though again i've never enforced or seen that enforced!) Tudor don't let boat without a PN into the club (the also thought my 14 was a 2000 so there we go) hence alex having to sell it (though according to Tudor I own it!)
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