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seasailor
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Topic: Inland vs SeaPosted: 09 May 22 at 1:22pm |
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I prefer sea sailing or sailing on a large lake. I've done a fair bit of puddle sailing in my time but it no longer appeals.
Plus I live in Brighton, so it doesn't really make much sense to head inland to go sailing!
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fab100
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Posted: 09 May 22 at 1:27pm |
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not a sliver as much as fuel prices, how inflation is hitting people's pockets and, having got out of the habit (covid innit), getting back into it, would be my guess
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fab100
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Posted: 09 May 22 at 1:28pm |
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But upsetting the midget-goblin sounds like a good marketing angle to get numbers back up
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eric_c
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Posted: 09 May 22 at 1:42pm |
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Lots of clubs in that area are more diverse than you might think. I have friends who were members at one of those dinghy/cat only clubs, but also owned a yacht in Gosport. It's quite common for people on the coast to be members of more than one club, to cover their interests. My coastal club is 'dinghy only' but I think more than half our Laser fleet either own a yacht of some sort or regularly sail on one. A lot of members of Stokes and Weston seem to live miles away, if you did live in that Netley to Gosport area, you'd probably keep a yacht in Portsmouth Harbour or up Southampton way, or even on the IoW. It's an exposed coast with only a small harbour at Titchfield Haven? Some would say it's also a fair distance from the actual Sea, which starts at Hurst or the Forts, but that's another conversation. Conversely, I think some of the 'Floating Caravan' Clubs are reasonably active in dinghies for kids and/or Dayboat racing? I suspect that those which don't offer anything other than yachts or keelboats (squadron, Royal London, Royal Corinthian)....? aren't really locals' clubs, but some 'owners' will have a third home nearby. The Solent area is a bit different from many coastal areas.
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turnturtle
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Posted: 09 May 22 at 10:31pm |
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Are we still talking about Greta, or Grumpf? |
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Grumpycat
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Posted: 09 May 22 at 11:26pm |
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IGRF, but he is probably still sulking as it looks like he is still the naughty step
Best thing he ever did for the D-zero class was NOT pick up his boat on the day he was was due to pick it up . ![]() Edited by Grumpycat - 09 May 22 at 11:31pm |
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423zero
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Posted: 10 May 22 at 8:57am |
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Has he been banned???
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