Now that the 2018 Sailing Programme is complete, the Sailing Programme for 2019 may now be found on the usual page accessible as always from the main menu.

Bids for charters, training, familiarization and Sea Time should be made through the relevant member of the organizing committee.

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Sea Essay is fitted with a AIS transponder that transmits her location other suitably equipped vessels.  This is a safety feature but as a side effect,  it enables anyone who who knows how to see where she goes.  If you are interested in following along then the following page  (Click ‘Continue Reading‘) will explain how you can find out where she is and what you have been missing out on.

Note that AIS reception is better in some areas than others because  VHF signals rarely extend beyond  ‘line of sight’.

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Welcome to this website.   Please take a moment to orientate yourself:

• In particular, please take a look at the ‘About’ menu which will pop-up below the word ‘ABOUT’ if you move your mouse or cursor in this area of the Menu bar.
• Note the tiny black triangle to the right of the word About. This indicates that this menu has a drop-down sub-menu to explore. The same applies to the ‘LINKS’ menu.

• Please look out for hyperlinks such as this one to the FAQs.
• Hopefully you will all appreciate the  photographs which have been contributed by members.  Please do contribute more if you have any.  The easiest way to do this is to either email them to the webmaster or post them on Facebook – preferably in an album.
• Comments and suggestions for further improvement are always welcome.

Sea Essay suffered loss of drive earlier this week and will be out of action until this issue is resolved.  The updated Programme is  here.