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Here is your weekly eBreeze on water, published Tuesday, 13 December 2022
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Green is for recreational boating
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Thoughts and information from the club captain
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During last Wednesday’s (7/12) race, the wind increased much more than expected. The Nolex 25 Seriously had a M.O.B. and Seriously ended up on the beach. Fortunately, the M.O.B. was wearing a lifejacket, and the boat has little damage.
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Can members please remember that trolleys need to be returned to the yard once you have finished with them.
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It is OK to return them once you are back in from sailing (if it is the same day), but 6 trolleys were left stacked up behind F gate this week.
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Please have some consideration for your fellow members.
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Tomorrow's Twilight dinner menu
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Dinner served from 1830 hrs.
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• Southern fried crispy chicken burger, slaw on a brioche bun $24.00
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• Linguini with mushrooms, rocket, shaved parmesan, and pine nuts $24.00
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• Shepard pie and peas $26.00
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• Prawn and fish red curry with coconut rice and Asian herbs $28.00
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New arrival of Poitrel II onto a RMYS mooring
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Michael Cook's boat, Poitrel II is on a RMYS mooring.
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Poitrel II is a Peter Joubert design, a product of his collaboration with boat builder Geoff Baker. She was built in 1973 for Jim Robson-Scott of RPAYC who had some success in her in offshore racing days.
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50th Melbourne to Hobart Send Off - Friday, 16 December 2022 1800 hrs
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Join us in wishing the RMYS teams competing in the 50th Melbourne to Hobart Westcoaster good luck!
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We will host a send off on Friday, December 16, as we wish them well on their travels.
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New members = potential new crew - Friday, 16 December 2022 1845 hrs
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Are you looking for crew?
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Why not come to the new members' night at 1845 hrs and meet some new members looking to crew!
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We'll also be having a send off from 1800 hrs for those participating in the Melbourne to Hobart the following week.
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Congratulations to Greg Blackwood who won the Members' Draw last week. The draw has now reset $50 and will be drawn at 1900 hrs.
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For all our events, click here to see our calendar.
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Olympic Bar open at 0730 hrs for Cock of the Bay - Monday, 26 December 2022
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If you're entered in Cock of the Bay, come to the Olympic Bar for takeaway coffee, tea, rolls, packaged drinks and ice. The Olympic Bar will be open from 0730 hrs.
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Good luck to all those competing!
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Volunteers needed to support the races
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Wednesdays 21/12 Christmas Twilight race Race Officer, 2 x Boat crew, Boat Duty Kalinda
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Squadron Seminars are back in 2023
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Squadron Seminars are happening in the new year. The seminars aim to help you hone in on your trim and sail technique. They will be led by high performance racing coach, Philippe Charret.
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We'll be covering asymmetrical spinnakers, mainsail and headsail trim in two part sessions over two consecutive Fridays.
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For more information, use the button below.
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*NEW* Coaching now available on your boat
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Coaching is personalised training for individuals or crews at any level designed to address the particular areas that the participant(s) would like to focus on.
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Coaching sessions take place on participants boats one on one or with the crew of their choice.
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Training member, Trudy Kelder, takes the helm
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Trudy Kelder is one of our training members. Training members gain access to all our on water courses.
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Read more about her experience below.
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Festival of Sails Spectator Fleet
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Photo credit: RGYC Festival of Sails © Salty Dingo 2020
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Recreational Boating will be cruising to Geelong to watch the incredible Festival of Sails over Australia Day weekend.
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Festival of Sails takes place from Thursday 26 January 2022 - Sunday, 29 January 2022.
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To join in, contact Ann below or use the button to see more details about the event.
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For more information about recreational boating, click here.
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