New helms cruise
Sunday we had half-a-dozen boats on the water, an early start making up for the cancelled Newburgh trip. An enjoyable trip past the Pool sands at Tenstsmuir with some promising performances from newer helms...
Sunday we had half-a-dozen boats on the water, an early start making up for the cancelled Newburgh trip. An enjoyable trip past the Pool sands at Tenstsmuir with some promising performances from newer helms...
Another enjoyable sail on Sunday with 4 Wayfarers heading upriver with the tide, tacking in lovely conditions up under both bridges before turning back for a stop at “Davey’s beach” (the beach next to Davey Anderson’s...
A wee update after an enjoyable sail today. It was the Tay sailing weekend hosted by the Royal Tay but only 1 DSC Wayfarer entered the racing – myself and Kerstin. We opted out...
We had a good time this weekend, with Training for Level 3 and Day Sailing. The level 3 covered advanced sailing techniques, and builds on the level 1 / 2 course that many Members...
Ten members turned up on Sunday some to do maintenance and some to sail. It was thought that “Port Allan Picnic” should be left for another day, but two boats went out on the...
3 wayfarers, accompanied by the safety boat, emerged from the Tay estuary on Friday for a voyage south to join the Anstruther Muster. As it was considered a bit risky it wasn’t offered as...
The gloomy Saturday forecast came true with overcast and drizzle but plenty of brave souls showed up to allow 5 wayfarers, the keel boat and safety boat to head up river. An immediate squall...
The latest club cruising adventure saw 4 wayfarers & the safety boat head for St Andrews on Sunday. Again gloomy forecasts proved unfounded with lots of sun and, after a slow start, a lovely...
The weather gods smiled for the weekend Newburgh camping trip, with 7 wayfarers heading off on the incoming tide for a beach upriver near the ruins of Ballinbreich Castle, east of Newburgh. A gentle breeze...
Inspired by stories of Wayfarer voyages of yesteryear to the north of England and circumnavigating the Isle of Jura by legendary travelling members Paul Deacon, Bill Clark and Adrian Young, with a more recent...