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Sadly you are probably right.

Ross boats are popular and well regarded. I just purchased a damaged one in Christchurch. I'm told it was known as the Frequent Flyer in another life. I try not to be sentimental about things with my plan being to retrieve some gear and sails and then give it a nudge with a digger. However after spending a couple of days cleaning out gear and salvaging what I wanted I began to see the possibilities. It has had a heavy collision on the port side which has ripped out a section of the deck and stove in the rear of the cabin. This shock has been absorbed through the port gunwhale and section of th

Bondi Tram ready for you!!!

Haven't completed the SIs yet.

If the French can race in the English Channel solo, at night, I'm sure most of us will be able to get to Whangarei. At this stage stop overs will likely be 12 hours, from the time the mid fleet finish. Not planning on making it too soft. Starts will be in daylight only. So if the start is 5.00PM then it will be go. We will have a finish boat at the Barrier and there will be a couple of turns in both of the return legs.

I hope you all are!!

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Relapse looking the best at the moment. Good to out a bit. Gets really patchy between Bare Island and the Cape.

In close going quiet. Relapse looking OK at th moment. Spent almost a ful day staring at Bare Island in 2014. Gave it good width the next time.

Cool Change will be there.

When the date is set they will come!

Mine too. Ben Gun.

Yes it does!!

Yeh! Another race weekend for the single handers. This time it's the opening race for the BBYC single handed series. Start is at Motukorea at 10.00AM on Sunday. Still time to join the fun! Entries and details from Buckland's Beach Yacht Club.