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3/4/5
MAY
|
Round Anglesey
Shakedown Cruise/Rally
Briefing Friday 2 May 2100 NWCC
Reserve
Place
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Slide Show |
The Concept
An intended gentle start to the season but incorporating
a competitive element for the Presidents Trophy.
The Itinerary
3/5 – Depart Conwy 0930 for passage to Holyhead.
4/5 - Depart Holyhead 1100 for Pilots Cove/Caernarfon – 1900
Caernarfon Bar Inbound.
5/5 – Depart Caernarfon 0830, Swellies transit
at 0943 ETA Conwy 1230 ish
TIDES CONWY HOLYHEAD CAERNARFON
3/5 0946
(7.7) 0916 (5.5) 0849
(5.1)
1652
(1.3) 1531 (.8) 1550 (.8)
4/5 1032
(8.1) 1004 (5.8) 1637
(.6)
1743
(.9) 1616 (.6) 2200
(5.2)
5/5 1118
(8.4) 1052 (5.9) 1017
(5.4)
1831
(.7) 1701 (.5) 1722
(.4) |
10 MAY |
Visit by Bridgewater Motorboat
Club |
The Itinerary
1100 – 1130 BMBC Members (53) arrive by coach. To Club,
met by Commodore and Sailing Captain.
1130 – 1200 drinks/tea/coffee
at Club allocate to boats for sea trip.
1215 BMBC seagoing
members to jetty – launch to allocated boats.
1230 Sail.
1330 Return.
1345 Launch for BMBC seagoers to Club.
1400
Buffet lunch for all members.
Note 1 : Bar open all p.m.
Note 2 : Volunteers required
to take BMBC seagoers for short sea trip. |
17/18 MAY |
Visit by NW Venturers Yacht
Club to Conwy |
The Itinerary
17 May (TTBA) – Venturers arrive (own boats) berth Conwy.
20:00 Buffet/Supper for NW Venturers Yacht Club Visiting
Members.
18 May (TTBA) NW Venturers Boats Depart Conwy. |
23/24/25/26
MAY |
The Isle
of Man
Briefing Friday 23 May 2100 NWCC
Reserve
Place
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The Concept
An overnight race/cruise to the Island – The
less brave (or foolhardy) may cruise over on Saturday.
The Itinerary
23/5 2300 Depart Conwy 0001 start Fairway Buoy 1000
(24/5) ETA Douglas.
25/5 Lay Day
26/5 0600 Depart Douglas ETA Conwy 1600ish
TIDES CONWY
24/5 0155
(7.2) 1416 (6.7)
25/5 0236
(7.1) 1459 (6.4)
26/5 0319
(6.9) 1547 (6.2) |
7/8
June |
The Can
You Catch Me Rally
Briefing Friday 6 June 2100 NWCC
Reserve
Place
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The Concept
A Pursuit Rally where the slowest boats start first
and the faster boats later. The boat(s) in the
lead at the end win.
Itinerary
7/7 Depart Conwy 1030 starting at Fairway Buoy 1200
onwards. Return to Conwy on completion for pontoon
BBQ at 1800 followed by Maritime Quiz in the Clubhouse
at 2100. Handicap bonuses for quiz answers.
TIDES CONWY
7/6 1423
(7.4)
8/6 1516
(7.0) |
21/22 June |
The where
is Cemaes Bay Weekend
Briefing Friday 20 June 2100 NWCC
Reserve
Place
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The Concept
A rally cruise to Cemaes Bay without the use of electronic
nav aids (Radar, GPS, Laptops, Chart Plotters, Banned). This
one will be fun all the way.
Itinerary
21/6 Depart Conwy
1200 Start Fairway Buoy 1330
Anchor Cemaes overnight for beach BBQ frolics
22/6 Depart Cemaes 0900 for return to Conwy, Electronic
restored.
TIDES CONWY HOLYHEAD
21/6 1323
(6.9) 1252 (5.0) 1850
(1.4)
22/6 1401
(6.9) 0720 (1.2) |
5/6
July |
Liverpool
Nobby/ Clipper Weekend |
Not
yet decided – Possible Cadet Weekend |
12
July |
Club
Upriver BBQ |
The
Concept
The traditional BBQ at a selected beach upstream
of the Conwy Bridges. Transport by launch
and own tenders.
The Itinerary
Depart 1630 approx
Return o/c
TIDES CONWY
12/7 1330
(2.8) 1930 (5.9) |
18/19/20/21
July |
Liverpool
Tall Ships Weekend
Briefing
Thursday 17 July
2000 NWCC
Reserve
Place
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The
Concept
A passage rally to Liverpool to coincide with the
Tall Ships Weekend. An opportunity to practice
night navigation not to be missed.
The Itinerary
18/7 Depart Conwy 0100 for overnight passage to
Liverpool ETA 1000 berth in Liverpool Marina 1015
approx. Saturday 19/7 lay day in Marina.
20/7 Depart Liverpool Marina 1130 approx for return
passage to Conwy ETA fairway.
Enter 2100.
TIDES CONWY LIVERPOOL
17/7 2332 (7.2) 0631
(1.9) 1214 (8.3)
18/7 0626 (1.9) 1151 (6.9)
1251 (8.5)
19/7 1228 (7.1) 0747
(1.4) 1326 (8.7)
20/7 1303 (7.2) 1951
(1.6)
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2 – 10
August |
Conwy
River Festival |
Main
Events
Telford Race Day and Series Races for
Cruisers
Nobby, Gaffers and Classics Days
LA LA Rally
Conwy Quay Day
New Event - Corinthian Class for
non racers. An
exciting concept for those who do not wish to partake
of all the aggression in classes 1, 2 + 3. |
11 – 17
August |
The Wither
the Wind Blows Cruise
Briefing
Thursday 11 August 0900 NWCC
Reserve
Place
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The
Concept
Self explanatory but the intention is Holyhead,
Ireland, Isle of Man and back. A bigger challenge
than normal.
Itinerary
Depart Conwy 1300 all the rest will become clear
at the briefing.
TIDES CONWY
11/8 1339
(3.2) 1940 (5.7) |
23/24/25
August |
Bank Holiday
Cruise/Rally
Briefing
Friday 22 August
2100 NWCC
Reserve
Place
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The
Concept
An opportunity to take in the places we perhaps
have not been to during the season so far while competing
in a friendly way for any silverware still on the
shelf.
Itinerary
23/8 Depart Conwy 1130 for passage/rally to
Menai Bridge for Swellies transit at 1422 + onwards
to Pilots Cove or Porth Dinllaen for overnight stay
24/8 Depart location 1030 for passage to Caernarfon
Victoria Dock overnight 25/8 depart Victoria Dock
1540 for return to Conwy ETA 1900.
TIDES CONWY CAERNARFON
23/8 1602
(6.9) 1507 (4.5)
24/8 1704
(6.6) 1613 (4.3)
25/8 1823
(6.3) 1738 (4.2) |
| 6/7 September |
The not so big one
weekend
Briefing
Friday 5 September
2100 NWCC
Reserve
Place
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The Concept
Open to all boats. A series of minor tests
of ingenuity, intelligence sailing skill and navigational
foresight designed to be both fun and challenging
for crews.
Itinerary
6/9 Depart Conwy 1100 to Fairway Buoy for event
test 1 en route to Beaumaris moorings overnight visit
to Royal Anglesey Yacht Club.
7/9 1000 Depart Beaumaris for return to Conwy
ETA 1630
TIDES CONWY
6/9 1538
(6.5)
7/9 1626
(6.1) |
| 20/21 September |
The Equinox Cruise
Briefing
Friday 19 September
2100 NWCC
Reserve
Place
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The last event of
the season. Itinerary TBD not to be missed. |
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Briefings
will normally be held in the Club on Friday evenings at
21.00hrs.
See Club Noticeboard for all details of individual
events.
Why not come and join in if you aren't
already a club member
Captains Comments
1. Specific detailed arrangements for all programmed events
will be posted on the club noticeboard at least 14 days prior
to each event. Briefings for all events will be held in the
club at 2130 on the day before it starts.
2. Although most events incorporate a competitive
element this aspect of them is neither compulsory nor their
main purpose. Events are designed to be fun and to provide
an opportunity for members to cruise in company with others
and, for those who are not familiar with the cruising area,
to enjoy the added security of exploring the local area with
those who are familiar with their navigational quirks.
3. All members who are planning to cruise
outside of the programmed events are encouraged to post their
plans on both the club noticeboard and the website so that
others who are sailing in the same time period can possibly
join in with your own plans.
Notes for Skippers
• All events are weather dependent but
if adverse conditions are forecast, an alternative cruise
or race will be planned wherever possible. Details will be
discussed at the briefing.
• High water times are B.S.T.
• To safeguard the interests of members,
it is the sole responsibility of every skipper to ensure that
their boat has adequate insurance for events. Please remember
that you the skipper, are responsible for ensuring that your
boat has adequate safety equipment and it will be your decision
as to whether you and your crew are competent to undertake
the voyage in the prevailing weather conditions.
• It shall be the skippers sole responsibility
to decide whether to start or continue an event.
Club Races
• Yachts participating in any Club races
will adhere to the international Regulation for the Prevention
of Collisions at Sea.
• Competing yachts may use their engines
until the warning signal is made (5minute ‘gun’).
Special rules regarding the use of engines during parts of
some races e.g. the Swellies section of the Round Anglesey
Race will be made known to competitors prior to the event.
• Handicaps will be based on the
Portsmouth Yardstick Scheme. |
| Winter
Social Programme 2007-8 |
| All Year |
|
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Every Thursday evening:
Fun Quiz and sandwiches, starts 9:00pm. |
| Oct |
6th 7:30pm |
 |
Laying Up Party. A night of dining
and entertainment featuring a 60's - 70's night by Rob Neil.
Fancy dress is optional, but I am sure you still have some
of those old clothes in the back of your wardrobe. A prize
will be awarded for the best costume on the night.
Dining will be a splendid feast comprising a choice of main
courses and desserts followed by a cheese course.
Tickets just £7.50 for the meal and entertainment.
Book early to avoid disappointment as this is a popular
event. To book your place email the webmaster or put your
name on the board in the club. |
| Nov |
10th |
 |
RNLI Coffee Morning from 10:00
- Sale of RNLI goods/raffle/tombola - entry 50 pence which
includes a cup of tea or coffee.
R.N.L.I. Evening. Meet the local lifeboat
crew. Entertainment and food. All proceeds to the R.N.L.I. |
| Dec |
1st |
|
1:00pm
Santa arrives by
club launch to the jetty and then goes up to his grotto in
the club. There will also be a Christmas Fayre in the club selling
Cakes, Produce and Gifts etc Refreshments will be available. |
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6th |
|
Colin Holmes Musical Quiz. Held
on a Thursday night. See notice board/ website for details. |
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31st |
 |
New Years Eve Celebrations
Buffet and party night with a Scottish theme. Prizes for the
best outfit. Music and dancing.
£15 per head. |
| Jan |
19th |
|
Play Your Cards Right: Games Evening.
Prizes to be won. Jacobs Join - Bring a plate of food to share.
8:30pm
£2 per person to play. |
| Feb |
9th |
|
Casino Night - A night of casino style
games and canapés. Details to be confirmed. |
| March |
1st
Gallery |
 |
Annual Dinner Dance at the Imperial
Hotel Llandudno featuring entertainment by well known local
band Moondance who play a mixture of traditional and modern
music. Accommodation will be available to club members and
their guests at a reduced rate. |
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22nd |
 |
Fitting Out Party
An evening of dining and entertainment
8:00 for 8:30 £7.50 |
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For most
social events a list will go up on the club noticeboard to
book meals. It is important to book as numbers can be limited
according to space and type of meal/event. For example a sit
down meal is limited to 44 persons. Booking can be made by
phone via the club Stewardess.
Please keep an eye on the noticeboard or
check the club website for further information regarding
these events and any other proposed activities.
For those members who have not been to any
social events, do come along and join in the fun, you will
be most welcome.
Denotes Food available. Please sign up or arrange for someone
to sign up for you, for meals on the booking sheet displayed
on the club noticeboard. This usually goes up about two
weeks before each event. We do not like to turn people
away, so do book. Meal descriptions and prices will be
displayed on the poster accompanying the booking sheet.
Why not come and join in if you aren't
already a club member |