"Summer time and the Sailing is easy "

Just to remind you that racing is in the afternoon's from this weekend until September.

First Start at 14:00

I will be changing the program slightly to allow the lasers to start with class 9.

Also, we have re-introduced racing for keelboats this season.  If you fancy a pleasant trip around the harbour ( or possibly into Weymouth bay ) come along for a 14:10 Start.

It's going to be a Lovely day tomorrow.  See you there.

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