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Boardwalk Pavilion A FABULOUS PLACE TO DINE The refurbished RQ Boardwalk Pavilion can now cater for a greater number of guests under cover - come and enjoy! Opening Times Bar: Monday & Tuesday: 4pm - 7pm Wednesday - Friday: 11am - late Saturday & Sunday: 10am - late Cafe: (Bookings preferred) Wednesday & Thursday: 12 noon - 2pm (lunch) | 6pm - 8:30pm (dinner) Friday: 12 noon - 2pm (lunch) | 6pm - 9pm (dinner) Saturday & Sunday: 7am - 10:30 am (breakfast) | 12 noon - 2:30 pm (lunch) | 6 pm - 8:30 pm (dinner) Open all Public Holidays (weekend opening times apply) except: Anzac Day (after 1 pm), Good Friday & Christmas Day 26 mainsheet Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron Summer Boardwalk Pavilion A FABULOUS PLACE TO DINE 27 Cruise Fever by Karl Guilfoyle We love to sail with the Cruising Group, under a clear blue Queensland sky, And all we ask is a small ship and a breeze to make her fly; We sail with Mike & Jane on Curlew, always keen for races, So often out on Moreton Bay, or anchored in secure places. We love to sail with the Cruising Group, with Heemskirk and the Poulters, She is a strong and sturdy ship which apparently never falters. Fred & Marie cruise on Genesis, sometimes with all sails furled, And Stylopora once upon a time cruised right around the world. We love to sail with the Cruising Group, with Pete & Bev on Tommie, She’s fitted with a lifting keel, to avoid sand bar reef and bommie. And the Dancer has those fancy sails which definitely help to lift her, She probably points much higher than the Blue Plains Drifter. We love cruising with the monos Lieta, Oasis and Celebration, With cats Talisker and Scarlett, who cruised around our nation. A diverse fleet of sailing boats called Aurora, Joule and Zest, It doesn’t matter how many hulls, as their owners will attest. We love to sail with the Cruising Group on trips along the coast, And the Sandy Straits is a special place which we enjoy the most. But Moreton Bay is the favoured place which many say is best, With several secure anchorages for a pleasant well-earned rest. We love to sail with the Cruising Group, for sundowners on a beach Are a wonderful way to end a day after a fast broad reach; And all we ask is a smooth sea with no strong wind warning, And a peaceful quiet anchorage with a clear calm morning. We love to sail with the Cruising Group, for the sprit of adventure Calls us to sail whilst we still can, before we suffer from dementia. (Editor’s note: Inspired by John Masefield’s poem “Sea Fever”) Sea Fever by John Masefield I must go down to the seas again, to the lonely sea and the sky, And all I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by, And the wheel’s kick and the wind’s song and the white sail’s shaking, And a grey mist on the sea’s face, and a grey dawn breaking. I must go down to the seas again, for the call of the running tide Is a wild call and a clear call that may not be denied; And all I ask is a windy day with the white clouds flying, And the flung spray and the blown spume, and the sea-gulls crying. I must go down to the seas again, to the vagrant gypsy life, To the gull’s way and the whale’s way, where the wind’s like a whetted knife; And all I ask is a merry yarn from a laughing fellow-rover, And quiet sleep and a sweet dream when the long trick’s over. 28 mainsheet Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron Summer Your Gift will make a difference If the Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron has been an important part of your life, including the Squadron in your long term financial plans by making a bequest ensures you can be part of the Squadron’s success in the decades ahead. Included with Mainsheet this month is a brochure which explains how, by making a bequest in your Will, you are helping to ensure the Squadron will continue its standard of excellence in providing world- class facilities for future generations of sailors. Funds that come to the Squadron from a bequest will be invested in the Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron Foundation which will be managed by a Board of Trustees and spent on major projects. If after reading the brochure you require further information please contact our General Manager Paul Hughes. Rare CBD Marina Berths 4 x 18m Marina Berths Dockside, Kangaroo Point The Marina is conveniently Imagine just 4 minute cruise located in the same precinct as to the CBD with the luxury a convenience store, liquor store, of liveable facilities: beauty spa, hairdresser and restaurants at Kangaroo Point. > Power (single phase) > Water At just $144,000 per berth – > Bathroom & Laundry Don’t let this opportunity facilities plus sail away. Bruce Goddard 0418 185 209 | 07 3107 9220 [email protected] www.placeprojects.com.au www.rqys.com.au mainsheet 29 Member Profile Adrian Finglas By Noel Paterson You may have noticed a little guy the 1983 Australian Championships on the rigging lawns at RQ with his in Sydney which he won, the first signature floppy hat, zinc cream and of many. sunshirt, surrounded by talented sailors eager for the words of At the age of fifteen Adrian crewed Khan out of Santa Cruz California. wisdom he has to offer, this person for Don and Dave Hewitt in a Pegasus Racing also had a base in is Adrian Finglas. Adrian is the Head Lightweight Sharpie for a season, it Hawaii. It was during this time that Coach for the Queensland Academy was during this period he learned he coached and sailed with Shark of Sport Yachting Program until how to use a compass. Khan, Phillipe’s son, to second January 2013 and has spent more place in the ’05 Etchells Worlds in At this time Wal Bishop was very hours in a rubber duck coaching San Francisco. successfully promoting the 420 Class than just about anybody on at the Squadron. Adrian was hooked In 1997 Adrian began coaching the planet. on the 420 Class and injected Lisa Charlson and Sarah Roberts- Adrian is passionate about what himself into the fleet with his usual Thompson in the 420 Class. With he does and takes his role very enthusiasm. With Kym Alexander Adrian as coach Lisa and Sarah won seriously, a quiet sort of bloke as crew he won the Australian 420 the Gold medal in the 420’s at the until you add salt water. He has Championship in 1986. The RQ ISAF World Youth Championships in a string of personal successes in 420 Fleet enjoyed a period of great South Africa in 1998. yachting which would be the envy success for many years and did a lot In 1995 Adrian sailed on the of all but the elite sailors in this of International events in that time. Hobart winner, John Kahlbetzer’s country. He has won no less than This period whetted his appetite for Bumblebee V. eight Australian Championships overseas competition, and a career in various dinghy classes, a World path became clearer. By 2006 the travel started become Championship in Tasars, and has more of a chore, as it does, and In 1989 there was a short stint been runner up as crew/coach in the Adrian decided to come back in Tasars, long enough however Etchells World Championships in home and settle where his heart to figure out the idiosyncrasies ‘05. That makes the bottom line all has always been, in Brisbane. He of the class and to take out that more impressive. Add to that decided to take up the coaching the ’89 Australian and World ten years abroad racing anything role offered to him as Head Coach Championships … impressive! with a hull and foils from dinghies for the Queensland Academy of to maxi yachts and an illustrious Travelling the globe really was Sport based at Yachting Queensland coaching career and you have quite exciting back then so from 1994 in Manly. a package. until 2000 Adrian travelled the world and raced with many of the of Under his passion and guidance Adrian began his career at the age the worlds big professional sailing the program quickly became the of ten humbly sailing up and down teams as coach or sailor or both. best Youth Program in Australia with Cabbage Tree Creek in the late He returned to Australia in 1995 many of its’ young sailors gaining seventies with his brother Brendan. to sail as a team member on Syd selection in Yachting Australia’s He wanted to steer however and Fisher’s America’s Cup challenger World Youth Team. It has been soon manipulated Brendan out Sydney ‘95. since this time that we have seen of the boat so he could have it to his familiar face coaching youth and himself. Adrian was not interested One of his most exciting challenges talented sailors on RQ lawns and in sailing two up so had to wait two was working as head coach for the Waterloo Bay. years until he was twelve to sail Pegasus Racing Team owned by legally as a one up. He competed in Silicone Valley billionaire Phillipe 30 mainsheet Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron Summer In 2006 Adrian became involved passionate about RQ as any person with Dan Fitzgibbon in Dan’s quest I know. He is a very likeable, to sail in the Paralympic Games approachable guy, so if you see him in China in ’08.
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