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    Posted: 02 Aug 18 at 8:12am
Most club based Dinghy Weeks allow day entries as well as week long series entries. E.g. "Fed Week" at Chichester from 13th to 17th August.
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Post Options Post Options   Quote PeterG Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 02 Aug 18 at 9:17am
Back at my old SE coast club we used to have longstanding arrangements with two inland clubs which allowed a form of temporary membership in the summer on the coast for the inland club members, and in the winter inland for the coastal members. While a small hardy band used to set off every winter from us to break the freshwater ice, I can only remember one summer visitor from either of the inland clubs in my years as secretary. And he never went back!
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Shoreham Sailing club offer a temporary/day membership at £10 a time with a max of 4 visits (and has free parking!). We have a committee boat start out at sea every Sunday starting at 1100hrs, with two races back to back. Depending on numbers we split in two fleets - fast and medium handicap and have a mix of boats to race against.

All visitors welcome but ideally get in touch before you come as we would like to identify someone who will be around on that day to welcome you.

All the info is on the website: http://www.shorehamsailing.org/

Photo from two Sundays ago.


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They also have a new less steep and wider launching ramp.
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Glyn Charles Pursuit Race at HISC. Sunday 12th August. Start time 1pm. This has changed from the time of 2pm which was previously advertised.




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Lymington do the town regatta but earlier in the season, there are also a few trophy races. During the winter their perishes series is open to all.
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Hi All
We had our regatta at the weekend and had a mixed format of 3 races on Saturday with committee boat start, windward leeward for Asymmetric and triangles for single handers with a few visitors including Aero's and D zero (shame more of the later did not make the effort as it was supposed to be a southern event for them). 
Sunday was club line running (good for a giggle but better than hitting the cockle bank) starts and sausage triangle. 3 races.
Well done to Roger and Simon Coles who blitzed all in there 49er (is Roger the oldest 49er crew at 65 and bloudy good he is to) in the asymmetrics. Fernando Gamboa won the Single handers.
A Great weekend of racing and a BBQ with no rain! Join us next year at the friendly club in Lee on Solent.
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