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From: John Rischmiller (Jrisch@btinternet.com)
Date: Mon 16 Nov 1998 - 08:14:09 GMT
We'd be delighted to host any 14s at QMSC. Sunday racing starts at 10:30
with a second race back to back after the first. First start is the main
handicap, with an asymmetric start 5 mins after the first, sailing a
windward-leeward course. Any special requirements, courses, own start,
additional races etc. just discuss with Chris in the office.
If the #163#55 gives confusion, it means 55 pounds sterling.
best regards, John.
John Rischmiller
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Colin Smith [mailto:smithc@ms.com]
> Sent: 13 November 1998 19:11
> To: 14list@i14.org
> Subject: UK winter sailing
>
>
> Just to publicise the results of my questions/research into fourteening
> in the UK this winter, should they be of interest to anyone (or even
> encourage someone to join in):
>
> - there are a couple of boats (1398,1311) at Chew Valley. Contact Dom
> Bowns (bpf@cix.co.uk) for more info
> - there are a couple of penultimates at Highcliffe (which I think is in
> Christchurch bay). Sunday morning races. Contact Phil Sowden
> (PhilSowden@aol.com) for more info
> - and a few boats at Queen Mary - according to David Spragg, possibly
> himself, Mike Holmes, Peter Harvey, a couple of penultimates. QM are
> charging around #163#55 to keep a boat there for five months over the
> winter. Join in club racing or they seem happy to organise our own
> starts/mini series if there are enough boats.
>
> Chew and Highcliffe are unfortunately a bit too far for me to hack round
> to from Kent for Sunday am races, so I'll probably go to QM
> (incidentally, the club seems on the phone to be rather friendlier and
> proactive than has perhaps historically been the case!). If Chew or
> Highcliffe suit anyone else better, I'm sure the guys there will be
> pleased to hear from you.
>
> Hope to see some of you sometime during the winter!
>
> Cheers
>
> Colin Smith
>
>
>
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