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Club Racing Tasmanian Sharpie Association - special edition Well the big news around the traps is the present national champion has booked his accommodation, flights and transport. What with the promise of big breezes and cold beer it should be warming up to be the biggest nationals since Largs Bay, minus the northerlies but with the addition of the famous southerly busters that those Sydney fools beat into every year! There has even been some silent whispers that the 29 foot Kel Steinmen One Steel is for sale, and presently there are 2 sharpie crews sailing onboard every week! Maybe we can talk a few to put there bums on the side of a sharpie! Training has been only for the die hard but ex-sharpie legend Wellsy (GM) perched high from his recent addition has witnessed first hand, one sharpie out there on consecutive weekends. Salts has pulled the cut off saw from the construction site and has started rejuvenating the "Men Behaving Badly" with an Ant Mitton refit. For those who haven’t sailed in Hobart before you'll be happy to know that the weather changes quicker than a Port Power season, but with the venue change and a bar upgrade at Sandy Bay Sailing Club things are looking in shape. So for those contemplating the crossing, throw that guilt aside, check the wheel bearings and fill the car.... Well what the bloody hell are you waiting for. Lara Bingle look a likes are here and waiting! Foreign Correspondant Rick Buchanan, Tasmanian Sharpie Association ACT Sharpies ANU Sailing Club also supports Sharpie sailing and has two ANU boats that can be campaigned by being a member of the ANU Sports Union. More information on eligibility please contact Mr Grant Warner. Email: SGW@grapevine.com.au Mob: 0408486821 The ANU Sailing Club is located on the western side of Yarralumla Bay, at the end of Novar Street, Yarralumla, ACT. Canberra Yacht Club - The CYC's twilight series is popular, with boats venturing out on Wednesday afternoons to catch the freshening evening breeze. Visit our Gallery for videos of Wednesday evening races. The CYC is located on Lotus Bay, access via Alexandrina Drive. Sunday racing at the CYC starts at 2pm. YMCA Sailing Club - Sharpies race on Lake Burley Griffin from the Y every Saturday during the sailing season. The Club is located on Yarralumla Bay, access via Alexandrina Drive. Saturday racing at the Y starts at 2pm - first race September 19, Alternate Course
Download September 09 Mains'l (includes calendar for 2009/10 racing) Visit the YMCA Sailing Club website NSW Sharpies Port Kembla Sailing Club Port Kembla Sailing Club hosted the 66th Sharpie Nationals The club is situated on the northern shore of Lake Illawarra. There is now a growing fleet of competitive Sharpies sailing each Saturday. Visitors welcome. Visit the PKSC website or email Ian Richardson Vintage@bigpond.com South Coast The Dry River Dinghy Sailing Club held its annual Sharpie meet mid February 2009. They scraped up some of the older Sharpies and sent in some photos. The Goose made an appearance (very fitting as we enter the age of Aquarius!) and despite many years of sitting in a shed showed no signs of neglect and sailed with no leaks, no rot and with all original gear working. The IF made it as well and took home the Sharpie trophy.
South Coast Sharpies sail at either Wallagoot Lake or from the Dry River Sailing Club near Bega. The annual Wallagoot Lake Regatta, just south of Tathra, is hosted by the Wallagoot Lake Boat Club. This regatta runs over the Canberra Day long weekend, March 7 and 8. To contact the South Coast Sharpies email Tim Whitaker at impw@dragnet.com.au Sydney Sharpies sail from both Balmoral and Port Hacking The Balmoral Sailing Club hosted Round 2 of the NSW State Titles. Email David Dixon-Hughes ddixonhughes@westpac.com.au or phone (02) 9449-4079. Visit the Port Hacking Open Sailing Club webiste or contact Lloyd Zietsch direct by email lzietsch@yahoo.com
Bling (N871) out on Lake Illawarra during the first round of the 2008 NSW state titles.
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