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Summer Cruise 2018 Dartmouth Saturday 9th June Plymouth Thursday 21st June Falmouth Cruise Summary

Our South West Group members have been busy planning the cruise along the Devon and coast. They have planned activities for you to enjoy, both on the cruise and when in port. The following pages will give you all the information you need to experience the best the West Country has to offer. Starting at Dartmouth the harbours that can be visited are: Salcombe, the Yealm, Plymouth, , Fowey, , Falmouth and the River. Go to Visit my Harbour, www.visitmyharbour.com/ the site provides information on most of these harbours. Pontoon berthing with power and water is mostly unavailable in the smaller harbours, only at Plymouth and Falmouth is this provided. At the other harbours, berthing will either be on island pontoons or to buoys, a dinghy trip being required to reach facilities ashore. Members are welcome to opt into and out of the cruise at any point that suits their plans. ‘Focus points’ will be provided at Dartmouth, Plymouth, Fowey and Falmouth, where organised events will be offered. During the cruise it is likely that smaller groups of boats will visit harbours of their choice, information needed to make berthing arrangements are provided here. Some harbours have discounted rates for groups, details are given where these apply. During the cruise we will do our best to assist with these arrangements. Dart Harbour and Port Pendennis Marina require a firm commitment and deposit to secure reserved berths. To help us please keep us informed about your berthing intentions. In particular we need to collect the Port Pendennis fees four days in advance. Cruise Leader: Andy Truscott, Drongo. Home: 01297444234 Mob: 07979523850 MMSI No. 235022588 email: [email protected] From the Solent We anticipate a good response from our South and East Coast members. George Pickburn, Stormbird, has kindly agreed to act as liaison for our boats coming from the East. Home: 01489574178 Mobile: 079682533715 email: [email protected]. Torquay Harbour, town dock, VHF channel 14, Tel: 01803 292429, will be pleased to welcome boats prior to their arrival at Dartmouth,. There you will find good facilities and plenty to enjoy ashore. The Tor Bay Airshow http://torbayairshow.com/ takes place on 2nd & 3rd June. SW Group member, Paul Moorhouse, is keeping in touch with the harbour. Please contact him if you need any information. Home: 01626352320 Mobile: 07484240769 email:[email protected]

IMPORTANT. This event is run under the terms of the Constitution and Rules of the Westerly Owners Association. You will find these in the WOA Year Book For your information

Keeping in touch: We will be using a ‘Group Text’ on a regular basis to keep everybody up to date with the latest arrangements. Please make sure that we have your mobile number to ensure you receive the texts.

Recommended Charts: Admiralty Leisure Folio, The West Country - Falmouth to Teignmouth SC5602 West Country chart pack, Imray 2400 - River Dart to the and ISBN: 9781846237188

Recommended Pilots: West Country Cruising Companion - Mark Fishwick - Wiley Nautical ISBN: 97819099110869780470985694 - Available as a Kindle edition from Amazon

The Shell Channel Pilot - Tom Cunliffe - Imray ISBN: 9781846237003 The West Country - Carlos Rojas & Susan Kemp-Wheeler - Imray ISBN: 9781846232022

By your chart table: Admiralty Tidal Stream Atlas - The English Channel UKHO - NP250 Reeds Channel Almanac 2018 - Perrin Towler, Mark Fishwick- Adlard Coles ISBN: 9781472946560 Reeds Nautical Almanac 2018 - Perrin Towler, Mark Fishwick- Adlard Coles ISBN: 9781472948014

Useful Apps: Tide Planner - Imray - www.imray.com/tides-planner-app/ Met Office Weather - www.metoffice.gov.uk/services/mobile-digital-services/weather-app

Bring with you: A portable or disposable barbecue Your English Heritage card Your WOA memberships card Your bus pass if you have one. Your National Trust membership card Your WOA rally banner

We aim to keep you busy: The Treasure Hunt - Phil and Sally Loynes have prepared a series of quests and questions to tax your attention and ingenuity along the voyage. We will be making the count when we are berthed in Fowey. A Paper Based Competition - Chris and Marguerite Strang are asking for your entry. These can take any form, provided they are submitted on paper. They can be art work, stories, poems, jokes but relevant in some way to the cruise. No photos please, (keep those for the WOA Photo Competition). Judging will take place when we reach Falmouth.

WOA Summer Cruise 2018 Tea Towel - Viv Sullivan, our Regalia Manager, plans to create our own fun tea towels with hand drawn images of all the boats that participate in the cruise. The tea towels will cost £7.50 this includes postage and packaging. Please bring a hand drawn sketch of your boat, created in black felt tip, on a piece of paper 4.7cm x 8.7cm which includes your name and address and a cheque made payable to the WOA for £7.50. These sketches will then be placed on a tea towel and printed with the WOA insignia and the cruise date. 9th - 11th June

Dartmouth VHF Dartnav Channel 11 Tel: 01803 832337 www.dartharbour.org

Pontoon moorings are reserved, call ‘Dartnav' upon arrival for instructions. The berths are on island pontoons where a strong ebb tide needs careful attention. John Alker will be collecting the berthing fees, if you have paid annual river dues please let John know. To get ashore you can take your dinghy to the double steps pontoon on the Dartmouth side, or on the Kingswear side at the dinghy rack or the inside of the Darthaven Visitors pontoon. There is a Dart Harbour Yacht Taxi service, channel 69 or 07970 346571. Fuel (diesel and petrol) is available at the fuel barge, channel 6 or Tel: 07801798861. Water is available mid river on the recycling pontoon. Showers and toilets can be found at the North Embankment public convenience. The Dartmouth Yacht Club offers showers, good food and free WiFi. Over at Kingswear, the Royal Dart Yacht Club also welcomes visitors. Shopping in Dartmouth is good including an M&S Food, close to the North Embankment. and a Co-Op in Fairfax Place. The The Sainsbury and Lidl stores are easily reached using the No.90 bus service which runs every half hour from the double steps pontoon.

We will get together for a ‘bring your own’ pontoon party on Saturday evening. On Sunday at 10:00 John and Gwendolyn Alker will guide groups on a walking tour of the town. Our cruise dinner on Monday will be at Café Alf Resco, a favourite of residents and visitors alike. They are opening in the evening especially for us. There are many other things to do in Dartmouth, On Monday at I0:00 there is a scheduled tour of Britannia Royal Naval College. You will need to have photo ID and early booking will be essential www.britanniaassociation.org.uk/tours/. After a comfortable walk, Dartmouth Castle, www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/dartmouth-castle/ situated at the harbour mouth, is open to visitors. You can take a steam train trip to Paignton, moor at Dittisham and eat ashore or visit Greenway House, www.nationaltrust.org.uk/greenway Agatha Christie’s holiday home. Also within reach is Coleton Fishacre www.nationaltrust.org.uk/coleton-fishacre, a lovely Arts and Crafts style country house built for the D’Oyly Carte family. You could even take a river cruise from Dartmouth to Totnes www.dartmouthrailriver.co.uk/ and let somebody else do the navigation! The paddle steamer, Kingswear Castle www.paddlesteamerkc.co.uk/ built at Dartmouth in 1924 by Philip & Son has now returned to the Dart, an alternative to the modern river boats. We will have details of local walks available for the more energetic cruise members.

Salcombe Harbour VHF Channel 14 Tel: 01548843791 www.salcombeharbour.eu

A 20% discount is offered to organised groups when the money is collected by the organiser. If a group go to Salcombe, keep together on the pontoon in The Bag, northwest of Scoble Point. Elect somebody to collect the dues to benefit from the discount. The Bag pontoon is an island pontoon some distance from the town, use your outboard on the dinghy or call up the harbour water taxi - VHF Channel 12 or telephone: 07807 643879. Visitors mooing buoys are available ‘off town’ these are marked with a ‘V’. Although much nearer Whitestrand this is a busy, often noisy area with much dory and rib traffic near the moorings. Fuel is available at the Barge on VHF Channel 6 or 07801 798862. Water can be taken on at the Normandy short stay pontoon. Showers and toilets are available at Whitestrand and the Salcombe Yacht Club. For those seeking seclusion the anchorage in Frogmore Creek is perfect.

Clothes shopping in Salcombe gives plenty of choice but groceries are not so well provided. However you will find a butcher, baker and a greengrocer who also stocks general groceries. The Salcombe Yacht Club provides good food and will make you welcome, there are also many cafes and restaurants in the town, mostly expensive! There is good walking from Salcombe www.walkingindevon.co.uk/salcombe.php The Salcombe Tourist information centre http://www.salcombeinformation.co.uk/ will provide information on the latest events and attractions. Don’t miss Overbeck’s Gardens and Museum www.nationaltrust.org.uk/overbecks, a National Trust property. The walk to Overbecks is easy and very enjoyable. a must! There is a regular bus service to Kingsbridge, the nearest town.

The Yealm No watch on VHF Tel: 01752 872533 www.yealmharbourauthority.co.uk The Harbourmaster has our cruise in his book and will be helpful to groups intending to go there. Check the pilot instructions before you approach to ensure that you stay in the channel and clear the bar. There are two visitors pontoons, one in the Pool and one to port, upstream off the west shore, both are Island Pontoons. The Yealm offers a safe and sheltered estuary in an area of outstanding natural beauty. The facilities here are limited, there is no fuel available and WiFi is limited to the reception available at the Post Office. Mobile phone signals are very poor. The Harbour Office showers, however, must be some of the best on the coast with room for two! Toilets can be found here too. Water can be obtained from the end of the harbour pontoon where dinghies can be left clear of the reserved areas, rubbish can be disposed of ashore close by the Harbour Office.

The two communities of Newton Ferrers and Noss Mayo are on either side of Newton Creek. There is a general store, post office store, butcher and chemist in Newton Ferrers. The Yealm Yacht Club https://yealmyachtclub.co.uk/ is welcoming and good food can be had at its Bistro and in the bar. There are other eating opportunities at the Swan and the Dolphin. A dinghy trip up towards Kitley takes you through an unspoiled estuary. For the energetic there are some excellent walks around the Yealm. The harbour guide describes several of them. For peace and tranquility the Yealm takes some beating.

14th - 16th June

Plymouth Mayflower Marina VHF Channel 80 Tel: 01752 556633 www.mayflowermarina.co.uk (go to ‘Location - Navigation’ for useful pilotage notes and marina plan)

Mayflower Marina is expecting us and offer a 50% reduction on berthing fees. They also offer the same reduction for returning boats (a total maximum of 5 days), to qualify you will need your WOA membership card. Enjoy the superb facilities and ever helpful staff at this 5 Gold Anchor Award Marina. Before arriving check your pilot carefully to ensure your safe passage through this busy naval and commercial port. Call up the marina on your approach to be given berthing instructions. Fuel, gas and free WiFi are available at the Marina. There are excellent on shore facilities and a good restaurant, ‘Jolly Jacks‘. The Marina also has a chandlery and shop with limited provisions. Although some way out of the City, a short walk from the Marina will bring you to a regular bus service to the city centre.

On Thursday 14th June at 19:00 we have booked a fish and chip supper at Jolly Jacks, their puddings are wonderful! On Friday Charles and Jane Patchett are planning a full day's outing to visit House and gardens www.nationaltrust.org.uk/cotehele, a National Trust property situated high above the Tamar river near . The day includes a short but very scenic journey on the Tamar Valley railway to Calstock followed by a short heritage walk to the House. There will be time for coffee and lunch in the excellent Barn Restaurant and time to explore the fascinating house and magnificent gardens before retracing our steps home. For those who would like to stay in Plymouth on Friday we have arranged for Janice Bailey, a blue-badge guide http://www.plymouth-tour-guide.co.uk/, to take us on a walking tour lasting about an hour and a half. The walk will start from the Mayflower Steps at 11:00. We will need numbers in advance for either of these activities. For the walk we will share the cost between those who take part, this is likely to be about £5 per head.

Plymouth https://www.visitplymouth.co.uk/ is full of large shops and the usual city facilities. The Barbican contrasts with the city centre with many smaller shops, galleries and eating places. The National Marine Aquarium, www.national-aquarium.co.uk on Coxside is well worth a visit, early morning is the best time to go, when the glass is clean. If fish don’t appeal you can visit Plymouth Gin at the 1793 historic distillery at the Barbican http://plymouthgin.com. For the fresh country air and your first footstep in Cornwall visit Mount Edgecumbe House www.mountedgcumbe.gov.uk/visit/ set in Grade I Cornish Gardens within 865 acres Country Park on the . From Mayflower you can use the ferry www.plymouthboattrips.co.uk/ferries/cremyll-ferry/, walk around to join the ferry at Admirals Hard in Stonehouse. It will take you to Cremyll Quay, near the Lower Park Gates of Mount Edgcumbe Country Park.

Looe Harbour No VHF watch 01503 262839 www.looeharbour.com

Looe is divided into East Looe and West Looe. Looe Harbour Office is on the East Looe side of the river. Visitors can berth on the visitors moorings against the wall on the west side of the harbour and will take the ground at low tide. Only two berths are available, other boats will have to raft up. Power and water are available and there is a very good shower and toilet building adjacent to the berths. The Looe Lugger Festival has not been announced at the time of writing, check before going in. Buying fuel will not be easy here. It is best to ensure you are well topped up before leaving Plymouth. Shopping is on the East Looe side although many shops are devoted to tourists general shopping is good. Looe Sailing Club is in Buller Street www.looesailingclub.co.uk/, check for opening times.

Looe is still very much a working fishing port. Start your day early and you can watch the day’s catch being auctioned on the quay and pick up some fresh fish for yourself.

Polperro Harbour No VHF watch 01503 272423

This small harbour is only suitable to visit in settled weather, approach with care. There are some mooring buoys in the outer harbour to allow fore and aft mooring. The harbour does not have facilities for visitors, best used for a lunch time stop.

Polperro is a small fishing village clustered around the drying harbour. For good food and drink try the Blue Peter Inn at the end of the Fish Quay, you won’t be disappointed. The small Heritage Museum is excellent with beautifully presented exhibitions, allow plenty of time for your visit. The website www.polperro.org is a useful source of information.

17th - 18th June

Fowey VHF Channel 12 Tel: 01276 832471 www.foweyharbour.co.uk

Fowey Harbour has good access at all states of tide. It is a busy commercial port, keep well clear of any ship movements that are taking place. Berthing is on Prime Cellars Pontoon, check upon entry. Barbara Box will collect the berthing fees (£1.80 per metre). The island pontoons are some way from the town requiring a dinghy or water taxi (VHF Channel 06 or Tel: 07774 906730). Fresh water is available from the short stay pontoons at Albert Quay and Berrill's Yard. Supplies of diesel can be obtained from the Fowey Harbour fuel pontoon, a self service facility, north of car ferry. Toms & Sons Boat Yard, on the East bank of the Fowey Estuary at , supply diesel. Petrol is not readily available. Gas can be supplied by ‘Upper Deck’ Fowey and the Quay Café . You may use the showers at the Royal Fowey Yacht Club and the Fowey Gallants Sailing Club and at Mixtow. Good shopping is offered in the town with an excellent butcher, bakers, general store and chandler. Barclays Bank have a branch (open Mon & Fri) and a cash point. Good food is available at the RFYC and FGSC, and at local restaurants. Our Cornish Pasty supper is at The Fowey Gallants Sailing Club, Amity Court on Sunday 17th June at 19:00.

The Eden Project www.edenproject.com/ can be reached from Fowey by taking a bus from the Safe Haven stop (First Kernow 24) to bus station and link to the Eden Project bus (First Kernow 101), returning the same way. For those who have seen Eden, the Lost Gardens of Heligan http://heligan.com/ are well worth a visit. The best way to get there is to take the fast ferry service to Mevagissey www.mevagissey-ferries.co.uk/ and then a bus to Heligan. For those who wish to walk, an uphill path of about 11⁄2 miles, will take you to the gardens. Heligan was the seat of the Tremayne family for 400 years. The gardens became overgrown after the first world war. It was not until 1990 that restoration began and the work continues. For a different interest the St Austell Brewery www.staustellbrewery.co.uk/ is open to the public, a ten minutes walk from the bus station will see you there. Tours, food and drink are offered for the visitor. Walking is excellent. The Hall Walk through Fowey, around and back from Polruan is very enjoyable www.nationaltrust.org.uk/fowey-estuary/trails/fowey-hall-walk as is the walk out to Gribbin Head www.nationaltrust.org.uk/fowey-estuary/trails/gribbin-head-walk. A dinghy trip up river will take you past the Clay loading wharves into Wiseman’s Reach and beyond.

Fowey is a working port, still very busy. The clay ships arrive regularly along with the occasional cruise liner. Each arrival provides an interesting display of seamanship as the port tugs handle the manoeuvres.

Mevagissey Harbour VHF Channel 14 - call on 16 Tel: 01726 843305 www.mevagisseyharbour.co.uk

Visiting yachts are welcome to this fishing port. Please appreciate that working boats have priority. Berths are available on the South pier, which is safe as long as the wind is not in the East. There are two trots of 3 cylindrical visitors buoys, to moor fore and aft, inside the harbour mouth to the north and south side. If the wind is from the East and over force 3, it is recommended to proceed to Falmouth. Fresh water is available from the inner harbour, however visiting boats must ask permission from the Harbour Office before entering the inner harbour. Showers are available on the West Quay, keys from the harbour office. Visiting craft must not moor in the inner harbour. Limited shopping is available with a good choice of eating places.

Mevagissey Harbour remains a very busy Fishing Harbour, currently there are many registered fishing boats within the harbour. The fleet consists of Trawlers, Scallopers, Ring Netters, Gill Netters, Potters, and Hand Liners., catching and landing a huge variety of species. As most of the boats are ‘day boats’ they spend less than 24 hours at sea. Then the fish caught and landed is fresh and of prime quality.

The Lost Gardens of Heligan http://heligan.com be reached by bus from Mevagissey, service 471. or by foot, go to www.mevagissey-ferries.co.uk/heligan for the map. 19th - 20th June Falmouth Port Pendennis Marina VHF channel 80 Tel: 01326 211211 www.portpendennis.com

After passing and entering The make a course for the Port Pendennis Marina, there we have reserved berths. You will be rafted out, power is provided along with comfortable marina facilities. Falmouth has other berthing available, the Visitors Yacht Haven www.falmouthhaven.co.uk/ is very convenient for the town, however there are now fewer visitors berths available there. At Penryn you will find the Falmouth Marina www.premiermarinas.com/uk-marina-locations/falmouth-marina. Head up the Carrick Roads to find Mylor Yacht Harbour www.mylor.com/ just around Penarrow Point. All of these marinas will provide shopping and replenishing opportunities, however food shopping is very limited at Mylor. If you prefer mooring or anchoring there are substantial green visitor mooring buoys off Falmouth town or there is an anchorage located between Custom House Quay and Falmouth Docks. Be aware there you are expected to be aboard to move your anchored boat to enable ship movements. Fuel, both diesel and petrol, is available at the fuel barge on the Yacht Haven and at the Falmouth and Mylor marinas.

Port Pendennis is close by the Maritime Museum https://nmmc.co.uk/ and only a short walk from the town. We are hoping to be able to arrange a group visit rate for those who would like to spend some time at the museum. There is much to do and see in Falmouth, the Town Trail www.falmouth.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Falmouth-Town-Trail.pdf will introduce you the town. An interesting walk can be enjoyed by going out to Pendennis Point, Pendennis Castle www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/pendennis-castle/ and Coast Guard Station are to be found there. Take a walk from Pendennis Point along the coast, past Gyllynvase and Swanpool on to www.falmouth.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Walk-PDF.pdf. At the time of writing the summer bus timetables are not available, however, the First Kernow 400, an open top bus may be a alternative to walking, this should be running when we are in Falmouth. The town map www.falmouth.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Falmoith-map-online-version.pdf may be downloaded and more information will be available at the Falriver Visitor Centre located on the Prince of Wales Pier www.falmouth.co.uk/travel-resources/falmouth-visitor-information-centre/ 21st June The Carrick Roads and . Port of Truro VHF Chan 12 - call Carrick 3 Tel:01872 224331

Before leaving for our final destination, the Ruan Pontoon, make sure that you are topped up with fuel and water. Proceed up river following the buoyed channel. Taking care at Turnaware point continue past the King Harry chain ferry and the ship layup moorings. After leaving the Ruan North Buoy to port you will find the Ruan Pontoon to Starboard. This is an island pontoon so please make sure that you have all you need with you. Our Barbecue will be early afternoon, after you have moored up on the Ruan Pontoon. Your dinghy will be needed, depending upon weather and tide we will decide upon the best barbecue location on the day.

Find the Falriver Guide here, https://www.falriver.co.uk/about. The estuary is a wonderful sheltered cruising area, do find some time to explore. is lovely, you can pick up a mooring or use your anchor. The famous Pandora Inn at is well worth a visit. Anchor in Channal Creek to enjoy Trelissick House, www.nationaltrust.org.uk/trelissick. There are many other quiet anchorages at St Just, , and at Tolverne you will find an opportunity to anchor at the mouth of Creek, or in the mouth of Ruan Creek. Further up you will reach Malpas, from there it is an enjoyable 2.3 mile walk to Truro. If you are lucky there may even be a 496 bus running!

We hope that you will enjoy the cruise and that upon your return home you will have an opportunity to visit places you passed by on the way. You may even venture further west! Whatever you decide, enjoy the best cruising the Southwest coastline has to offer and safe sailing. The Team

Feeder Group George Pickburn Torquay Paul Moorhouse Dartmouth John and Gwendolyn Alker Plymouth Charles and Jane Patchett, Bob Shapland Fowey Barbara Box Falmouth George Curnow, Gillian Davies Treasure Hunt Sally and Phil Loynes Paper Competition Chris and Marguerite Strang Tea Towel project Viv Sullivan

Co-ordination Andy and Liz Truscott Westerly Owners’ Association - Summer Cruise 2018 IMPORTANT. This event is run under the terms of the Constitution and Rules of the Westerly Owners Association. You will find these in the Year Book.

The cruise has been arranged by WOA SW Group. Our members will be on hand with local knowledge for those who need it. Boats meet in Dartmouth on Saturday 9th June. A good choice of activities are arranged ending with a Cruise Dinner at the popular Café Alf Resco on Monday 11th June. You can visit Salcombe and/or the Yealm before arriving at Plymouth’s Mayflower Marina where more cruise activities are arranged, including a fish and chip supper at Jolly Jacks on the evening of Thursday 14th June. After Plymouth it will be possible to visit Looe or to call at Polperro. Both of these harbours have very restricted visitor accommodation and need careful planning before attempting to use them. We will meet again in Fowey for a pasty supper at the Fowey Gallants Sailing Club on Sunday 17th. From Fowey our next destination will be Falmouth. There are limited moorings at Mevagissey for those who would like to visit this fishing port or go to the Lost Gardens of Heligan which are nearby. When arriving at Falmouth on 19th June we will berth at Port Pendennis Marina, in the shadow of the Maritime Museum. The marina is close to the town for shopping or sightseeing. Berthing numbers with pre payment are are essential for these marina berths. On the final day, Thursday 21st June, we will enjoy a cruise up river to the Ruan Pontoon for our last evening together and Barbecue. If you intend to come via Yarmouth let us know as there will be a group sailing together to Dartmouth. We require numbers for berths, the Cruise Dinner and suppers with your registration. The registration fee will defray the cruise overhead costs.

A booklet is prepared with more detailed information about the harbours and the many other events planned by the South West Group for your enjoyment. This will be found on the WOA website, or by request, a printed copy can be sent to those unable to make use of the website version.

✂ .Registration Form - Please complete in capitals and return by the 14th May

Skipper’s name WOA Crew name/s Skipper’s address Telephone No. no.

Boat name Class LOA MMSi Mobile No

Leaving From Berth required Berth required Berth Berth required Berth required (If setting out from the east via at Dartmouth at Mayflower required at Port Pendennis on the Ruan Yarmouth enter Yarmouth) Please indicate Please indicate which which nights √ Marina Fowey nights √ Pontoon

Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed

The intended dates for the cruise are outlined together with the cruise menus. Pre payment is required for the Cruise Dinner, cheques may be post dated to 14th May. Weather and sea state will determine our sailing opportunities. As we have to guarantee payment for the Cruise Dinner and Port Pendennis Marina it is unlikely that refunds can be made for those who do not show up. Please sign below to accept this together with the WOA terms referred to above.

Signed: I enclose £ for registration and cruise commitments

(Skipper) (Please make your cheque payable to: Westerly Owners’ Association) Return to: Liz Truscott, 1 Barton, Lyme Regis, Dorset DT7 3RT Café Alf Resco Fowey Gallants Sailing Live * Laugh * Love Club Supper on Westerly Owners Summer Cruise Dinner 2018– Monday 11th June 19:00 Sunday 17th June 19:00

Welcome drink in the court yard – handed to everyone as they arrive Cornish Pasties Also a non-alcoholic alternative with a salad garnish Nibbles/starters – standing up & handed round by us Please choose from a Traditional Steak pasty Smoked trout pate crostini or a Cheese and Onion Sharpham cheese mini melts with tomato chutney alternative (please note on the registration form) Warm honey & mustard chipolatas Chargrilled warm marinated prawns with sweet chili sauce To be followed by Mains – Sitting Down, Strawberries and Cream Coffee or Tea jugs of water on tables, candelabras and flowers supplied by us £10 Large bowls passed around, everyone helps themselves Slow roasted Lime marinated chicken Baked sweet potato fries Jolly Jacks at Roast potatoes with rosemary & garlic Mayflower Marina 14th June 19:00 Roasted vegetables in a Thai coconut sauce Fish and Chip Couscous salad with fresh mint and parsley Supper Followed by Followed by your selection from their Pain au chocolate bread & butter pudding with warm chocolate sauce and cream homemade Help yourself cheese board laid out on the bar puddings Local cheese with fresh figs, pears, apples, celery, grapes & chutney with water biscuits £15 £27.50 per guest including the welcome drink ✂

Cruise commitments and payment form

Item Cost No Any dietary requirements Length Nights Total

Registration fee £10 per boat £10.00

Alf Resco’s dinner £27.50 each

Jolly Jacks fish & chip £15 each To be collected supper with dessert on the cruise

Gallants SC pasty supper £10 each To be collected on the cruise Total (upon registration) £

Port Pendennis, 2 nights The marina requires a firm commitment four days in £ inc. electricity @ £3.50 per advance. We will need paid up confirmation for your To be collected metre per night. booking before 14th June. metres on the cruise

Torquay Town Dock Not part of the cruise, but please let us know if you intend to berth there before arriving in Dartmouth metres

Please note that we have been asked to provide a deposit for our reservations made at Dartmouth Harbour and the Port Pendennis Marina. An early indication of your berthing intentions will help us in our dealings with these harbours.