Thinking of a Vareo for a novice, thoughts?

HI Ian

Yes
I think it was you in the Phantom that I have seen out on the water a fair bit,
I will introduce myself next time I am up

 In
regards to the facilities that YDSC offers, I re-read my post and I
don't want it to sound negative.  As yourself and winging it have stated YDSC
is a great club and the tie in with Bewley Park RYA means that there are plenty
of free to members training sessions.  I attended
at least 5 last year where club members gave up their free time to help new members
like myself get out on the water by running a number of different types of
training sessions for beginners and improvers. The facilities are top notch at
YDSC and the other members are always very friendly.

My
issue is that there isn’t really a club boat (although there are plenty) that is
a good match for me, and I want to find my own boat that I can use for this year
sailing.

Edited by ajbaldwin - 06 Feb 13 at 12:07pm

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	HI Ian Yes I think it was you in the Phantom that I have seen out on the water a fair bit, I will introduce myself next time I am up In regards to the facilities that YDSC offers, I re-read my post and I don't want it to sound negative. As yourself and winging it have stated YDSC is a great club and the tie in with Bewley Park RYA means that there are plenty of free to members training sessions. I attended at least 5 last year where club members gave up their free time to help new members like myself get out on the water by running a number of different types of training sessions for beginners and improvers. The facilities are top notch at YDSC and the other members are always very friendly. My issue is that there isn’t really a club boat (although there are plenty) that is a good match for me, and I want to find my own boat that I can use for this year sailing. Edited by ajbaldwin - 06 Feb 13 at 12:07pm