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Devonport Yacht Club and NZ Sailing Trust present a limited screening of 'One Outstanding' - a documentary about the fierce battle between Steinlager II and Fisher & Paykel in the 1989/90 Whitbread Round the World Race - created by film maker, Larry Keating, who will be joining us on the evening.
Join us at DYC from 7pm for 7.30pm on Thursday 13th August - tickets $15 per person from the DYC bar or email emmaaw@me.com - all funds going to NZ Sailing Trust https://www.facebook.com/nzsailingtrust -
everyone knows the way to Russell.....
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For those that missed the recent evening at the RNZYS, author Brian Peet is speaking again at Devonport YC.
Thursday October 24th, 7.30. All welcome and the bar will be open.
Brian Peet - Des Townson – a sailing legacyBrian Peet will chronicle the life and design work of Des Townson. During a five-decade long design career Des Townson produced some of the most eye-catching, easily handled and well-performing yachts to grace NZ waters.This presentation in conjunction with Marianne Bosman of Boat Books, books will be available.
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In the the lead up to summer sailing, Devonport Yacht Club is hosting a Coastguard - Suddenly In Charge session for women.
Non-members welcome.Thursday, 14th November.7:00 pm to 9:30 pm
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When it's cold outside...... come and hear a good yarn about sailing a small boat in the Arctic Circle. Paired with a cold beer of course.
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In case you missed Tony at his book launch, come and see him speak at Devonport YC - with a cleansing ale in your hand.
His story may be 40 years old now, but the Tasman doesn't get any smaller.
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The youth prize for this weekend has been confirmed as a berth on Steinlager II for the 2018 Coastal Classic.
All welcome, entries will be accepted till late.
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How to get along with the big boys and not get the horn!
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The Devonport YC and Devonport New World bring you the Duder Cup Regatta Sunday 25th Feb
Open, no-extras, Classics & Mullet Boat divisions. Full NOR at http://www.dyc.org.nz/sailing-programme/sailing-instructions/duder-cup-regatta and SI's at http://www.dyc.org.nz/sailing-programme/sailing-instructions/duder-cup-regatta/duder-cup-regatta
This year the Club is also working on promoting youth sailing, looking to encourage some younger faces in keelers. Bring the kids, grandkids, the neighbour's kids etc, a good prize to be had. Full details at http://www.dyc.org.nz/noticeboard/devonport-yacht-club-youth-sailing-initiative
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The Vancouver feet are back..
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/article.cfm?c_id=2&objectid=11957894
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Raz, interesting point about the growth. Does look as though they have been listing/lying for a while.
Would be keen to know what antifoul they use though, looks like a damn good promo for someone for 5 months worth of drifting.
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A big thanks to Peter and Murray tonight.
Certainly interesting to listen to, but great to see people like legends Murray Jones happy to turn up and support with his time.
Full credit, great to see and really appreciated by all.
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Updated - Peter Montgomery will be joined by Murray Jones, ETNZ coach in Bermuda and six time winner of the Cup.
The evening will take the form of a conversation between the two legends.
Join us for a rare chance to get some real insights to the past and upcoming Cup events.
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The one & only!
Come and join us for chat with the man himself.
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Say goodbye to winter with some ice.
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Say goodbye to winter with some ice.
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Tom & Vicky are back in town.
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Tom & Vicky are back, come and hear them pass on some tips & tricks.
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EVENING POSTPONED.
To be rescheduled.
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Come and join us for a yarn.
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Not Johnny Wray in person but a talk on his life and times by Neil Morris.
Join us for a cosy winter evening.
All welcome.
Look who turned up on our dock today
in MarineTalk
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Raced at Squadron winter series a couple of weeks back. Rumour was that it was C Dickson on the helm - no surprise he had the pin lay and time pretty spot on.