Clubs still allowing sailing

Originally posted by 423zero I try not to be rude, I will call posts that I think need calling, iGRF isn't only rude poster on here, I am astonished by the vitriol, he is one of the most outspoken and interesting members, I am sure a lot of his posts are to produce a reaction.

Edited by zeon - 26 Apr 20 at 1:48pm

Zeon, there are folk who come on here, also when they're bored, some post interesting stuff, some even educate, but others just like nothing more than to snipe from the sidelines, you and the double barrelled fe-male who's name I don't even try to recall.

Prove me wrong, highlight to me one of your most informative posts...

And I'll take anything and everything derogatory I might have said to or about you back.


Edited by iGRF - 26 Apr 20 at 2:29pm

Is there a better tea than Yorkshire tea?

Originally posted by davidyacht My personal opinion is that it might be easiest at the beginning of any opening up, to sail my single hander “not under the club banner” alongside mates who can be safety buddies, in favourable conditions and if we want some racing, then do rabbit starts.

agreed - totally.