Joan Pitt : Funeral Arrangements
Joan’s funeral will be held on 27 February at 13.00. East Devon Crematorium. For further details, please contact Dorothy King. Doro@milesfarm.uk Sally
Sally Holman
Joan Pitt R.I.P.
It is with great sadness that I have to announce the passing of Joan Pitt, a member of our club for over 50 years. In the course of sailing her Mirror dinghy, she met and subsequently married Mike Pitt who…
OK sailors at the club today!
We welcomed 5 visiting OKs who’d come to practise today, joined by Chris Turner on the water. One of them, Nigel King pictured here, is joining the club having moved to Axminster from the New Forest. He decided to do…
Maintenance Day 4 Feb
The Race Group did a pretty good job of PJ…urged on by Graham, Stefan and Mat…. Inside….. And out…. Plus they did all the varnishing! While Graham, Mat and Stefan finished off with the anti fouling. Meanwhile, Mark and Dave…
Race Group coaching
A shore session with Graham for a keen group last Saturday, too little wind to sail. Rule 42! Photo: Sally
New Year’s Day
A sail before the Lunge… Photo Dave Beer Made it round the rocks! Yes, it’s Cameron and Tim! Photo Dave Beer
Developments at the club Bar
Our Bar Committee are bringing the Bar up to date. Chairing that Committee, Rear Commodore Jack Young shows the new range of glasses and some of the Specials on offer. ‘We are here to serve the members with drinks that…
Dinner and Prize giving 2022
Members attended the annual dinner and presentation of prizes, held at the Royal Lion this year. Retiring Commodore Rob Wiscombe, with Vice Commodore Margaret, welcomed their guests for drinks before the meal. Afterwards, Rob thanked all who have supported him…
Winter Dinghy Racers!
Some hardy dingy sailors take every opportunity to race their winter series, taking turns to do RO and give cover, organised by Graham. Last Sunday, a strong SE breeze with sizeable waves saw 10 boats competing with Phil and Catriona…
Winter racers observe 2 minutes silence on Remembrance Sunday
Past Commodore David Beer called our sailors to observe the 11.00 silence as they were held on the slipway. 10 dinghies then launched to race.