Diamond Jubilee River Pageant Sunday 3rd June

Following a very successful lunch at the RAFYC the Commodore of the RNVRYC has generously offered to share with our members the opportunity to view the River Pageant of a 1000 vessels for Her Majesty's Diamond Jubilee from the comfort of a riverside restaurant in Putney.
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This year's Ladies Helm race was triumph of tide over wind. The departure from Yarmouth began with a light breeze which weakened to a mere zephyr. Many gave up and resorted to the iron topsail as the tide prevented the rounding of marks. The course had to be shortened but through focused perseverance, use of a tidal wind and encouragement from Mark, Amanda Pirie steered blush to win the Ladies Helm race for a second time. Well done Amanda. |
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The Yarmouth rally has a history unsurprisingly for the time of the year, of being beset frequently by gale force winds and equinoctial rain storms. The 2011 Yarmouth rally will be remembered as one of the hottest weekends of the year with record breaking temperatures, light winds and wall to wall sunshine.
The Yarmouth rally was always going to be heavily subscribed and Rally officer Chris Glanton had the unenviable job of finding moorings for more than 27 boats on the Harold Hayles pontoon, plenty of other crews in addition, having booked themselves space on the walk ashore moorings. Chris managed to identify and manoeuvre boats in to slots with the precision of a watchmaker co-locating his finely machined pieces. He also managed to sustain a smile throughout!
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Here's my very untechnical write up for the Cherbourg Rally :-) - Nicki
Incompetent crew (me) aboard Stargazer. Cherbourg Rally
Apparently, just about everyone knows about the debacle that was my passport search, prior to the Cherbourg Rally and it wasn't until Thursday lunchtime that a courier arrived with my beautiful (not!) new passport in his clutches and I could let out a sigh of relief at the ebb of that particular anxiety and start to ride the crest of a new one.
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Article by Tony and Sarah Boas - Ione
A rally: When two or more RAFYC boats are gathered together? Well, in this case just two!
Chantrel (John & Cilla Mitchell) and Ione (Sarah & Tony Boas together with crew, John Oates) both left the Hamble on Friday, 14 May. In Chantrel’s case it was a morning departure to anchor in Studland before crossing the next day to Alderney.
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