Solent Jubilee Cruise 2012
Table of Contents
Contents:
Title Page Welcome The Solent General Notes The week's Itinerary at a glance Chart/Plan of Cruise Area Day 1 Saturday, 30th June – Southampton - Registration and Reception Day 2 Sunday, 1st July – Poole - Passage race Day 3 Monday, 2nd July – Yarmouth Passage Race Day 4 Tuesday, 3rd July – Cowes and Portsmouth Passage race Day 5 Wednesday, 4th July – Lay Day in Portsmouth or race round the Nab Day 6 Thursday, 5th July – Lymington – Fast Cruise Day 7 Friday , 6th July – Beaulieu Fast Cruise Sailing Instructions
Appendices Disclaimer - sheet to be signed by all participants (available separately) Cruise Safety and Communication Procedures Competitions (Details Available Separately at Registration) Medical details – skipper to ensure he/she has details for each member of his crew List Participating boats and their crews Organizing Committee
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LITTLE SHIP CLUB
Dear Little Ship Club and Corinthian members,
On behalf of all Little Ship Club attendees let me say how pleased we are to be hosting our US “cousins” on another cruise in UK waters.
I should first apologise for having moved the venue for this cruise to the Solent. Having promised a cruise in Zeeland, which would have been a new experience for the Corinthians, I found the risk of exposing skippers to significant fines from the customs authorities, particularly in Belgium, unacceptable. The “red diesel” argument rumbles on with no sign that it will be satisfactorily resolved any time soon.
If you were in any doubt, the reason for the name, Solent Jubilee, is to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee of the Accession of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
So, it seems appropriate to have organised a cruise in the home of UK yachting. The Solent has a long history of yachting, royal and otherwise, and indeed, an illustrious naval history, some of which you will see in Portsmouth and the Beaulieu River. Whilst the waters are generally sheltered they cannot be described as easy, presenting skippers with challenging tides, busy commercial and ferry traffic and probably the largest concentration of pleasure yachts in Europe.
For many of the LSC skippers these are familiar waters but I understand that for many of the Corinthians this will be your first visit to the Solent and Poole Bay. I wish I could guarantee the weather but this is England and we could get anything and probably will. What I can promise is good sailing, interesting venues and, most of all, great fellowship. I know that the LSC members are looking forward to renewing old acquaintances and making new ones and I am sure the cruise will live up to the high standards set by previous events on both sides of the Pond.
So, welcome to you all and I wish you a safe and enjoyable cruise in good company.
David Roache
David Roache Commodore, Little Ship Club
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Sailing in the Solent
The Solent is the sheltered body of water that lies north of the Isle of Wight between it and the mainland. It is divided between the western Solent and the eastern Solent with Southampton Water running north-west from its centre up to the port of Southampton.
Although sheltered, skippers should be aware of the following:
• Tidal streams can be quite strong, tides will be rising to Springs on Thursday 5th July. • The Solent is busy with commercial shipping which is largely restricted to defined and buoyed shipping lanes where large vessels generally have right of way – be aware of where these lanes are and observe the local regulations. • There are many ferry routes from the mainland to the Isle of Wight. Ferries range from slower car ferries to high speed (45kn) passenger ferries. It is always wise to stay clear of these vessels, however, the shallow-draft fast ferries will usually avoid slow yachts. • There are areas of special caution, the major ones you will encounter are:
o The Thorn Channel at the southern end of Southampton Water where large vessels make a very tight turn, often accompanied by a pilot boat (usually a black hull with a yellow stripe). Keep a very careful watch and read the rules in your almanac. o The entrance to Portsmouth Harbour where there are frequent large ferry and naval vessel movements. Stay out of the main channel when entering and leaving. The regulations are strictly applied. Check your almanac. o The Poole Harbour swash channel where, again, you may encounter large and fast ferries. Keep a watch for these and keep out of their way. o The chain ferry in Poole Harbour entrance – this always seems to cross just as you get to it. Give it right of way and stay well clear of the chains in front and behind it.
• You may also encounter yacht races. Although they have no right of way other than under International ColRegs it is courteous not to impede yachts that are racing.
• It is always best to assume that the yacht or motor boat on a collision course with you does not know the ColRegs – be prepared to take avoiding action if he does not, even if it is your right of way.
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General Notes
The navigation information and advice in this manual is not intended to replace Reeds Almanac, local cruising guides or charts of the area. It is additional advice based on local knowledge and the requirements of the cruise timetable.
This hand book contains the details of each day’s programme on a page by page basis. a section with specific details relating to the Fast Cruises and some general advice on communications and emergency procedures which we very much hope will not be necessary, but would still urge you to read carefully. You will find a list of participating boats and their crews, together with the Organising Committee‘s contact details at the back.
Communications There will be the now traditional radio broadcast each morning at 0830 hrs (except on Sunday when it will be at 0730 hrs) when activities and their timings will be confirmed (or changed) on VHF Channel 72. We shall be using Channel 72 for all cruise communications, and skippers should, where possible, listen on dual watch to Ch 16 and 72
Marinas Please observe local etiquette at each of our destinations (outlined on the appropriate page). Skippers are responsible for their own marina fees, but should always inform the Harbour Master they are part of the Little Ship Club rally and request a rally discount. On page 8, you will see all the amenities available at the Ocean Village marina, our start of rally venue, and how to access them. There will be similar arrangements in all the marinas we visit, but they will not necessarily be spelt out on each page. You will find the details in Reeds .
Social Many of you have been on these joint cruises before and know the form. There are social events arranged for several evenings : a drinks reception and 3 dinners and an evening where you dine with the neighbours. Some of you have become friends on earlier cruises and may wish to join up again on this one either for a day's sail on another yacht or for dinner. We would like to encourage crew to swap boats, so long as the host skipper is not left short handed. Likewise with dinner arrangements, you will see there are several evenings left open for people to get together either on board or ashore. We would like to encourage you to include newcomers and people aboard smaller boats who would have difficulty hosting 6 extra diners.
Provisioning On each day page you will find information about the sorts of shops you are likely to find in each port. However, depending on your choice of activities, you could find yourselves without easy access to supplies because you arrive after the shops have closed or find they are at some distance from the marina. We suggest that you read through this guide and and pre-plan your activities so that you have an idea of what you are going to need and whether you will be able to obtain it on the day.
Dietary Requirements: Please let your skipper know as soon as possible and email David Roache at [email protected]
Expenses All Crew are expected to pay their share of expenses, including provisioning, mooring fees, fuel etc. This applies to everyone on the cruise, so we suggest an upfront discussion between skipper and crews to agree a suitable way - a cash kitty, taking turns to pay with credit cards are a couple of suggestions.
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Saturday 30 th June to Friday 6 th July
Date Morning and Afternoon Evening Overnight Saturday, 30th June Registration, dinner Royal Southampton Yacht Club Ocean Village Smart Casual Sunday, July 1st Fast Cruise 1 Town Quay Marina, Own arrangements Poole Monday, 2nd July Fast Cruise 2 Dine with neighbours (see page 11) Yarmouth Harbour Tuesday, 3rd July Fast Cruise 3, Cowes or P&O Clarence Marina, Liners Event Own arrangements Portsmouth Harbour Wednesday, 4th July Lay Day Celebration Dinner Clarence Marina, optional Fast Cruise to Nab HMS Warrior Portsmouth Harbour Sightseeing, museums, shops Fancy or Smart Thursday, 5th July Fast Cruise 4 Dan Bran Pontoon, or Back of Wight Own arrangements Lymington Friday, 6th July Cruise to Beaulieu Final Dinner Bucklers Hard Sightseeing, museums National Motor Museum Beaulieu River Jacket and Tie
For more details see day pages
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Chart of Cruise area The Solent, The Isle of Wight, Poole Bay and the Nab Tower
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Day 1 HW Portsmouth 0828/2105 BST Saturday 30th June 2012
Southampton Registration and Reception
Boats and crews assemble Ocean Village Marina
1300 -1800 hrs Registration Trafalgar Room, Royal Southampton YC 1900 hrs Bar opens for pre-dinner and dinner drinks
1930 hrs Dinner: Dining Room, RSYC Venue : Royal Southampton Yacht Club Dress code : smart casual 2130 hrs Skippers Briefing After Dinner in Royal Southampton
Call Ch 80 on final approach
Marina Gate code notified to skippers on arrival Showers: These are accessed via a code number given to the berth holders on arrival Laundry: as above Water: On pontoons – free easily accessible Fuel: none. Nearest is at Hythe marina and at Itchen Marina Provisioning: Consider your requirements for lunches and evening meals before arrival. The larger supermarkets in Southampton are at some distance from the marina, though there is a small Tesco Metro near the marina
Rubbish disposal: Skips at the top of the pontoons
Banks: All major Banks are in town – nearest cashpoint is the Tesco Metro.
Mobile Reception: Excellent for all networks, plus wifi
Commodore can be found aboard Ariel, pontoon B18, and can be contacted on 07785 340955.
Ashore This is the international maritime city of Southampton, Hampshire, founded and inhabited before AD43, and not to be confused Southampton village, NY, settled relatively recently in 1640. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southampton.
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Day 2 HW Portsmouth 0939/2208 BST Sunday 1st July 2012
Southampton to Poole Bay
0730 hrs Morning announcements on Channel 72 0830 hrs Fast Cruise 1 See Fast Cruise Sailing Instructions for course and further details Afternoon Explore Poole Harbour
Evening Poole Town Quay Boathaven Own catering arrangements Eat aboard or ashore
Ashore
Call Channel 80 on final approach
Poole Harbour and its approach offer several hazards: You may encounter large and fast ferries in the swash way as you near the Harbour. Keep a watch for these and keep out of their way. Likewise, the chain ferry in Poole Harbour entrance – this always seems to cross just as you get to it. Give it right of way and stay well clear of the chains in front and behind it.
The harbour itself is an interesting place to explore, but check your charts and tide tables carefully as its many islands and sandbanks provide challenges for the unwary. These hazards, together with the unusual tidal flow, should keep your American crew entertained and occupied.
Much of the shoreline is National Trust Property and provides some enjoyable walks once you have dinghied ashore.
The Poole town itself is the home of: Poole Pottery : www.poolepottery,co.uk the RNLI : www.rnli.org.uk
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DAY 3 HW Portsmouth 1043/2305 BST Monday 2nd July 2012
Poole to Yarmouth
0830 hrs Morning announcements on Channel 72
1300 hrs Passage Race 2 See Fast Cruise Sailing Instructions for course and further details
Evening Yarmouth Harbour walk ashore pontoon Dine with the Neighbours either ashore or on board see next page for list of host and guest boats Dress code: your choice
Harbour Berths have been booked on the walk ashore pontoon. Please report to the Harbour Master's dory as you enter the harbour. There is fuel available, plus electricity and water on the pontoons.
Ashore
For a small picturesque village, Yarmouth has a surprising number of places of historical interest: a 16th C castle an an 18th C church and a 19th C pier (home to the world famous 21st C Mingella Ice cream). And, just beyond, the Royal Solent Yacht Club, with magnficent views of the Solent. Although a settlement there is first recorded in 991 AD as owing tax to Ethelred the Unready, it currently has the atmosphere of the 1950's village. There are few shops, but a number of excellent pubs and restaurants and BBQ facilities on the beach to the west of the harbour – about 7 mins walk from the pontoons. http://www.isleofwight.com/yarmouth.html wikipedia.org/wiki/Yarmouth,_Isle_of_Wight
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Dinner arrangements
The idea is that in order to get to know more people on the cruise, the crew of two boats dine together. Those of you who have done this before know that it works slightly better if the cooks involved have some warning and are able to confer in advance.
Accordingly, we have drawn up a list of host and guest boats.
For the those of you have not done this before : the host boat will be the larger of the two and likely to be able to provide enough seats for everyone involved, and possibly, but not necessarily, the main course. Everything should be a joint effort whether you have two courses or six.
List of Boats joining together
Host boat Guest Boat
Ariel Greenwitch
Arvika Odin
Bagheera Tilicum
Bootlegger A Day at the Races
Goldie Pim
Lazy Life Mon Ami
Oxygen Chamois
Storm Petrel Kazbek
Silver Tide Hard Seed
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DAY 4 HW Portsmouth 1141/2359 BST Tuesday 3nd July 2012
Yarmouth – Cowes - Gosport
0830 hrs Morning announcements on Channel 72 0930 hrs Passage Race 3 to Cowes See Fast Cruise Sailing Instructions for course and further details
Lunch Options: stop for lunch in Cowes or at anchor in Osborne Bay or Visit S'oton to see Seven P&O Liners Line up and Procession
Afternoon Sail to Portsmouth Harbour
Evening Royal Clarence Marina (berths booked) Own catering arrangements Eat on board or ashore
Ashore
On the final approach Call Channel 80
Cowes is conceivably the home of British yachting. There are 4 marinas, 4 yacht clubs and the Royal Yacht Squadron in a fairly small town. The narrow main street is lined with chandlers and shops providing sailing kit, plus 2 large supermarkets. Osborne House, the holiday home of Queen Victoria, is reached from the east bank of the river Medina and definitely worth a visit if you have not been before. http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/daysout/properties/osborne-house/
Osborne Bay is a pleasant sheltered bay at the foot of the Royal estate where it is possible to swim if the weather is good enough. http://www.solentboatcharters.co.uk/solent/osbourne-house-bay-rib- hire
P&O 175th Anniversary Grand Event : Seven Cruise Liners will depart Southampton docks in procession . http://175.pocruises.com/
Portsmouth Harbour has been the home of the Royal Navy for centuries. There are at least 7 marinas in the harbour. We have berths booked in Royal Clarence Marina . There are a number of pubs and restaurants on the Gosport side serving food for hungry sailors and even more on the Portsmouth side serving food suitable for tourists. http://www.visitportsmouth.co.uk/
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DAY 5 HW Portsmouth 1235/0049 BST Wednesday 4th July 2012
Lay Day in Portsmouth
0830 hrs Morning announcements on Channel 72 Morning Optional Fast Cruise round Nab Tower and back in morning See Fast Cruise Sailing Instructions for course and further details
Afternoon There are a veritable host of options both sides of the harbour. Explore the museums and shops of Historic Portsmouth and Gosport . Check the websites below before making a decision.
Evening Dinner to Celebrate US Independence (British Thanksgiving). Venue: on HMS Warrior , Portsmouth Dockyard
1745 hrs water taxi arranged from Royal Clarence Marina 1830 hrs pre-dinner drinks while you explore the ship 1930 hrs Dinner on the gun deck Dress Code: either Reefer jacket and tie for men or dress appropriate for US Independence Day
2230 hrs Water taxi return to Royal Clarence Marina
Ashore Gosport and Portsmouth are linked by the Gosport Ferry runs every 15 mins until midnight.
On the Gosport side: http://www.discovergosport.co.uk/ Submarine Museum : http://www.submarine-museum.co.uk/ Explosion: an exhibition of munitions http://www.explosion.org.uk/ on the Portsmouth side The Royal Navy's Dockyard : http://www.historicdockyard.co.uk/ Spinnaker Tower: http://www.spinnakertower.co.uk/ with superb views of the area Dickens' Birthplace and Museum: http://www.charlesdickensbirthplace.co.uk/ Shopping at Gun Wharf Quays: http://www.gunwharf-quays.com/
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DAY 6 HW Portsmouth 1325 BST Thursday 5th July 2012
Portsmouth to Lymington
0830 hrs Morning announcements
1100-1130 hrs Treasure Hunt Start Line : Pontoon to pontoon Course and Clues will be distributed on morning of 5th July Afternoon
Evening Berths booked on Dan Bran Pontoon immediately north of the entrance to the Yacht Haven marina on the west side of the river and before the Royal Lymington Yacht Club
Eat Ashore or on Board
Ashore
A charming 17th Century town on the edge of the New Forest with 2 yacht clubs, some interesting gift shops and boutiques, there are two large supermarkets within walking distance of the marina and lots of lovely eating places. Definitely worth a walk into town for those interested in ice creams, souvenirs, new outfits and quaint pubs.
Bike to the Forest http://www.cowesonline.com/zonexml/index?cp=0-1007-1016 http://www.lymington.org/
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Day 7 HW Portsmouth 1413 BST Friday 6th July 2012
Lymington to Beaulieu
0830 hrs Morning announcements Morning Free Sail time Afternoon Optional lunch stop in Newtown Creek or visit historic Bucklers Hard village where warships were built in the reign of Henry VIII Or walk into Beaulieu village itself and visit Beaulieu Abbey and Palace
Berths booked at Bucklers Hard marina HM will meet boats in his dory as you approach the marina
Evening 1815 hrs Coaches booked from Bucklers Hard to National Motor Museum
1900 hrs Drinks Reception: in the “Bond in Motion exhibition” (James Bond cars through the ages) and 1945 hrs Formal Dinner and Prize Giving in the unique setting of the Museum Hall Dress Code: Jacket and Tie 2200 hrs Coaches return to Bucklers Hard
Ashore
Beaulieu river itself has been the scene for preparations for some historic battles and there is much to see in the hamlets and villages along its banks. Bucklers Hard museum : http://www.bucklershard.co.uk/ It is possible to dinghy part or all the way to the Beaulieu Village at certains states of the tide, but we suggest that a walk (60 mins) through the woods and fields is more reliable.
Beaulieu Abbey : http://www.beaulieu.co.uk/attractions/beaulieu-abbey Beaulieu Palace : http://www.beaulieu.co.uk/attractions/palace-house National Motor Museum : http://nationalmotormuseum.org.uk/
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PASSAGE RACES & FAST CRUISE INSTRUCTIONS
RULES
Passage Races
The following rules apply to the Passage Races and Fast Cruises on July 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th.
• The Race Organizer is Jonathan Hague aboard Hard Seed • All boats are eligible to take part, no need to inform the organizer just hand in your time at the end of the race.
• All boats must start during the start time window, failure to do so will disqualify that boat from that race.
• Failure to complete the course or failure to go round all marks will disqualify the boat from that race.
• Results will be on a handicapped basis, there will be no sub-classes, we’re all in one class.
• Each boat is to record the time that it crosses the start and finish lines and hand to the Race Organizer their elapsed time taken as soon after the race as possible.
• Points will be awarded, based on adjusted time, as follows: 1st = 5 points, 2nd = 4 points, 3rd = 3 points, 4th = 2 points, 5th = 1 point
• The series winner will be the boat with the highest aggregate number of points for the races on 1st, 2nd, 3rd of July.
• International COLREGS will apply to all participants.
• The safety of your vessel is the skipper’s responsibility.
• The Race Organizer’s decision is final – there will be no protests.
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The Nab and Back race and the Treasure Hunt are optional and separate prizes will be awarded for them.
Timed Treasure Hunt – 5th July
Collect Clues and Course from Ariel prior to leaving the pontoon at Royal Clarence Marina.
Leave the pontoon at Royal Clarence Marina within the start time window (1100-1130 hrs) and follow the course.
As soon as possible after making fast to the Dan Bran pontoon in Lymington give the Race Organizer Times and answers to the questions.
Prizes will be awarded in various categories for this event.
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Courses
Organiser: Jonathan Hague aboard Hard Seed
Su nday 1 Sunday 1 st July: Southampton to Poole - Passage Race
Start time 0830 hrs to 0840 hrs Start line Transit between Western Shelf green channel buoy and Hythe Pier
Course Mark type Leave to Black Jack PHM Starboard Castle Point PHM Starboard Calshot Spit PHM Starboard Bourne Gap PHM Starboard NE Gurnard PHM Starboard Northhead SHM Port
Note: Pilot vessels and large commercial shipping have right of way. All yachts should exercise caution and read local regulations in almanac.
Finish Transit between Poole No 2 red and Bar Buoy green
M onday, 2 Monday, 2 nd July : Poole to Yarmouth Passage Race
Start time 1315 hrs to 1325 hrs Start line transit between Poole No 2 red and Bar Buoy green
Course
Mark Type Leave to Northhead SHM Starboard Lymington Bank PHM Starboard
Finish When northern end of Yarmouth pier bears 50m due south heading in an easterly direction
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Tues day 3 Tuesday 3 rd July Fast Cruise in Western Solent
Start Time 0930-0940 hrs
Start Line Heading west from a line due north from end of Yarmouth pier and no more than 100 m from pier
Course:
Mark Type Leave to Solent Bank PHM Starboard Hamstead Ledge SHM Port West Lepe PHM Starboard Elephant YM Port Gurnard Ledge SHM Port Gurnard NC Starboard
Finish When Prince Consort bears due north 50 m
Fast Cruise to the Nab and Back (optional) 4th July
Start Time: 1000-1010 hrs
Start Line : between Horse Elbow (SHM) and Cambrian Wreck (SC) Heading: South
Course: Leave Nab Tower to port
Finish Line: between Horse Elbow (SHM) and Cambrian Wreck (SC) Heading: North
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Cruise Safety and Communication Procedures
VHF Channel 16 - For listening watch and marine distress calls . Skippers should ensure that their visitors are familiar with UK and European May Day Procedures
VHF Channel 67 - Working Channel for the Coast Guards
VHF Channel 72 - For regular 0830 daily announcement and all cruise communications
Mobile phones - for person to person communication (see list at back of book) .
Medical emergencies - PanPan & 999 calls Hospitals Southampton Southampton General Hospital, Tremona Road, SO16 6YD Portsmouth Queen Alexandra on Portsdown hill Isle of Wight St Mary's, IoW Poole Poole Hospital , Longfleet Road, BH15 2JB
For non-emergency medical treatment contact the Marina office or HM in each port for details of local doctors and dentists.
Please inform a member of the organising committee in the case of any accident or emergency.
Should anyone need to leave the cruise for a temporary period for whatever reason or find themselves unable to reach the next destination, it would be helpful if you could let a member of the Organising Committee know.
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Competitions and Prizes
Organiser: Natalie Nathan aboard Goldie
Game 1 WORD FOR THE DAY
Details will be given out at Registration. The game will run throughout the week with the exception of 4th July. Answers need to be handed in to Goldie by noon on 6th July. Prizes to be Awarded.
Game 2 PASS THE PARCEL
The parcel is to be passed from boat to boat preferably when under way. Take one layer of wrapping off the Parcel then pass the parcel to another boat. Follow the instructions you will find on the inside of the wrapper. This game should also run throughout the week. Prizes to be awarded.
Game 3 4th JULY ON WARRIOR Crews are invited to come dressed in suitably designed attire to celebrate American Independence or British Thanksgiving. Prizes will be awarded for the following: a) the most original and ingenious individual costume b) best combined crew theme c) the most outstanding hat. Judges will be announced at Registration.
Game 4 Quiz Bad weather no sail day only
Listen to the Morning Announcements for progress, prizes and forfeits
Other Trophies (deadline for submissions 21st September 2012)
The Photographic Competition details from Anne Malcolm aboard Kazbek The Vertue Cup report to be emailed to Rachel Hedley, Journal Editor The Peggy Wise Bowl article to be emailed to Rachel Hedley
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Emergency Contact Information We strongly recommend that the skipper and crew on each vessel complete this page at the start of the cruise, so that the information is easily available should a problem arise.
Skipper name: Emergency Contact: Relationship: Medication:
Name: Emergency Contact: Relationship: Medication:
Name: Emergency Contact: Relationship: Medication:
Name: Emergency Contact: Relationship: Medication:
Name: Emergency Contact: Relationship: Medication:
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Boats Crew
Ariel David & Gill Roache Bavaria 39 Marty Halvorsen Clint Springer
Arvika Mike & Carol Gorvett Comfortina 42 John & Ginny Hilton, Bill & Kiran Kimbell
A Day at the Races Barrie Martin 35' Nicholson Michael Forbes Smith (Part) Graeme Armstrong Paul Scott
Bagheera David Clements, Bowman 40 David & Barbara Hornbach Duncan McMillan, Mike Gill
Bootlegger Celia & Anthony Mason Beneteau First 325 Sharon Bell
Broomstick Robbie & Trish Calmels Moody 31
Chamois Iain Pickard & Christina Burgess 37' Illingworth Chris Berg & Megan Greene
Greenwitch Richard Keen & Sue Cossell Pilot Cutter 40 Denise Gill
Goldie Norman & Natalie Nathan Birchwood 37 Larry & Susan Blount
Hard Seed Jonathan Hague UFO 34 Paul Banks Di Hunter Mary West
Kazbeck Anne and Ian Malcolm Contessa 26 Susan Lyons
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Lazy Life Hunter Peace Nicholson 48 Tom Davey Silke Zimmerman Patrick Smith Dean Collins
Mimidae Pete Newbury & Melanie Gingell Contessa 26
Odin Martin & Caroline Sedgwick Scanmar 33 Sue Lyons (part) Mike Rowbory (part)
Oxygen Chris Overall Hanse 400 Cathy Stavely, Deb Kuba Debbie Wheeler
Pim John DeWitt Bavaria 34 John Strode Cynthia Pyron Sylvia Chesters
Silver Tide Keith Irons Moody 375 Fred & Nancy Wilson, Peirce Brawner Richard Taylor
Storm Petrel Tim & Ann Bizzey Moody 38 Bill & Joan Thomas Malcolm Malir
Tilikum Jonathan & Sarah Houston Parker 325 Corky & Debbie Rittenbaugh
Mon Amie Tony & Linda Brighton Maxi 1100 John and Kazue Wickens Emmy Hettena
Dinners Only
RSYC Diana Irons HMS Warrior David Lewis Malcolm and Charmian Lewis Jones Iain and Pearl Muspratt Peter Newbury and Melanie Gingell Robbie and Trish Calmel
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Organising Committee 2012
Chairman
David Roache aboard “Ariel” mobile: 07785 340955
Committee Members
Richard Keen aboard “Greenwitch” mobile: 07801 627782
Mike Gill aboard “Bagherra of Whitby” Corinthians Liaison (UK) mobile: 07757 317 786. Clint Springer aboard “Ariel” Corinthians Liaison (USA)
Jonathan Hague aboard “Hard Seed” Fast cruises mobile: 07795 691918
Caroline Sedgwick aboard “Odin” Cruise Treasurer mobile: 07775 764493
Martin Sedgwick aboard “Odin” Marinas mobile: 07880 638268
Nathalie Nathan aboard “Goldie” Competitions mobile: 07874 291086
Deborah Wheeler aboard “Oxygen” Cruise Handbook mobile: 07821 198128 Mementos
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