Lymington River Scow Class Association

To promote the Lymington River Scow Dinghy Class 
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Scows racing in the 2011 National Championships off Lymington.

Welcome to our website.  Our objective is to keep Class Association members informed of all matters relating to the Lymington River Scow dinghy and provide a focal point for information.  This site is under construction and subject to change.

Please contact the Webmaster, at brian.buckingham@tiscali.co.uk with your comments.
For more information on the Lymington River Scow Association, please contact the Hon. Secretary via admin@lymingtonriverscow.org
 
 SCOW NEWS HEADLINES
  
JOHN CLARIDGE COMPOSITES MOVING!
 
John is moving his business on 1st April. Click here for further details.
 
 
SCOW NATIONALS
JUNE 2012
See latest info from Keyhaven Yacht Club (click here) 
 
 
SPRING
 NEWSLETTER
Hot off the press
 
 
 
SCOWS FOR SALE
 
As a service to members a For Sale page has been added.
 
 
Site updated
23 April 2012
 
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SAILING HAS STARTED 
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After a very mild and sunny March which was ideal for fitting out we are now into the sailing programme. and as you might expect the weather has changed. Storms, high winds or flat calms which all add to the rich tapestry which is dinghy sailing. 
 
I have just heard that John Claridge is moving his business across the river to Haven Park on 1st April.  So any bits you require from him for your scow fitting out should be obtained sooner rather than later.  Click on the entry in left hand column for further details.
 
John Turner has come up with another excellent newsletter, if you haven't received it by email, click on the link in the left hand panel and remind yourself of sunny sailing in 2011 and a look forward to brilliant season to come. 
  
Buoyancy checks.
These have been carried out in sessions at Lymington and Keyhaven and most of the regular racers have been covered.  Anyone still wanting a buoyancy check carried out the this can be done by arrangement, either by myself at Keyhaven or by John Claridge at his new Lymington yard at Haven Point. The picture below shows the importance of ensuring the buoyancy is effective!
 
 
Sailing has started in earnest and so apparently has capsizing! A recent incident at Keyhaven. Thanks to our friends in Hurst castle S.C. for effecting a rescue.   Photo by Brian Buckingham
 
Newsletters
 
John Turner has passed on to me efiles of old newsletters. I have added these to the Newsletter page as a way of archiving them. We seem to be a few copies missing so if any member has any of the missing copies I would be grateful for the loan of them for a few days so I can complete the listing.  Thanks in advance.  Brian B.
 
 
 
The English Raid.  1st - 5th August
 
Some scow members in the past have participated in "The Raid", joining in with boats of many different types and have thoroughly enjoyed the experience.  I have been asked to publicise this on the website to bring it to the attention of other scow sailors who may be interested. I have posted all the info available to date on the Coming Events page. 
 
Good sailing, 
      Brian B.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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