SWEEPING STATEMENTS - SPRING EDITION 2017
There's still plenty of time to get that article written for the Spring edition of your Club Magazine - the cut-off date is 31 March. The intention for this issue is to have a 'technical' issue, so if you have recently modified your boat, put a new piece of kit on board, or overcome some difficult repair or servicing problem then please let the rest of us know. Or, perhaps you've had a major problem which took some sleuthing to identify and rectify which could help members who may encounter a similar difficulty. Again, let us all know! Of course, there will still be our regulat articles on cruising so let us hear about your latest cruise, or maybe a favourite cruising memory whichcould inspire others; news from the regions and information on up-coming events and perhaps you'd like to share a favourite nautical book with the rest of us. There's lots of help at hand if you think you may be a little rusty at writing an article, so just send your copy to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. together with high resolution photographs - a picture is worth a thousand words! - by email and by 31st of March, 2017 at the latest, join in the fun, and help your Club magazine inform and entertain all our members! GOOD LUCK!
- Written by David Haugh David Haugh
- Published: 07 March 2017 07 March 2017
- Created: 07 March 2017 07 March 2017
- Last Updated: 07 March 2017 07 March 2017
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Thames Region Report
January 2017 got us off to a start for this year with a visit to Little Ship Club on the 24th Jan. 2017; 23 members attended and represented four regions of the club.
We enjoyed Club hospitality, tea and biscuits in the afternoon with an introductory talk given by their Rear Commodore, Drummond Robson, who presented the history/agenda of the Little Ship Club. David Broad responded explaining the history of Broom Boats and the BOC. We then had the chance to look around the Club’s facilities including the overnight accommodation cabins. The Club is situated on the north bank of the Thames between Southwark Bridge and Cannon Street, a prime position for exploring central London.
- Written by Linda Varney Linda Varney
- Published: 07 February 2017 07 February 2017
- Created: 07 February 2017 07 February 2017
- Last Updated: 11 February 2017 11 February 2017
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