August 2007
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Thu 30 Aug 2007
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The Archipelago Raid, the 5-day extreme sailing survival marathon through the Scandinavian islands is coming to TV homes, hotels and airlines worldwide. ?The international viewing will start on the 1st/2nd September 2007 when the 24-minute film ‘Archipelago Raid’ will ...
Thu 30 Aug 2007
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"It's time for some new blood to try new things"
For Boy Scout Troop 993, the words "high adventure" became a reality as they crewed and managed an 80-foot traditional working sailboat in the Bahamas for a week last month. via The Capital
Thu 30 Aug 2007
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Defending champions Greg Davis and Gareth Blanckenberg of Theewater Sports Club’s Dalys Insurance are back in the top spot overall after bagging a win and a second place in two back to back races sailed in boisterous 15 knot …
Thu 30 Aug 2007
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The Swan 45 Class Executive Committee has highlighted the four high profile events which will form the International Class circuit for 2008. The Programme is to feature: Rolex Capri Sailing Week from 21st to 24th May; Copa del Rey, ...
Thu 30 Aug 2007
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The Rome Sailing Club was proud to report another successful Weiss Lake Regatta this past weekend as some 14 sailboats made their way across the waters of Weiss Lake. via Cherokee County Herald
Thu 30 Aug 2007
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Rachel Smith and Lin Griesel's entry into the 2007 Atlantic Rowing Race, a 2,935 mile race from La Gomera to Antigua, recently received a huge boost with the announcement of The Whyte & Mackay Earls Court Boat Show as a ...
Thu 30 Aug 2007
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Daniel Norman (skipper) and Melanie Rogers (crew) lead the Dart 18 World Championship after 3 races. Second the French Dode-Besson, and third the South Africans Mienie-Robinson. The 123 boats left the harbour early and began to race with Pel?r ...
Thu 30 Aug 2007
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This Saturday 1 September marks an important day in history for the Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron (RQYS) with the Opening Day ceremony of the 123rd Sailing Season.? Back in 1885 the very first opening ceremony was held with keen ...
Thu 30 Aug 2007
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Five years ago, Rick Doerr (Clifton, N.J.) and Tim Angle (Somerville, Mass.) placed fourth overall at the 2002 World Disabled Sailing Championship and guaranteed the U.S.A. a spot at the 2004 Athens Paralympics in the Sonar class.? A year ...
Thu 30 Aug 2007
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Quadriplegic sailor, Geoff Holt, reached Dover last night on the homeward stretch of his attempt to be the first disabled person to sail around Great Britain. Leaving Lowestoft yesterday morning, Geoff sailed to Ramsgate.? The weather was so good ...