All Ability Sailing on the Capricorn Coast
All Ability Sailing on the Capricorn Coast
All Ability Sailing on the Capricorn Coast
All Ability Sailing on the Capricorn Coast
All Ability Sailing on the Capricorn Coast
All Ability Sailing on the Capricorn Coast
As usual our Christmas break up was very well attended. And what could be better than spending the morning eating and drinking in the shade of the trees on the banks of the lake?
It’s a hard life but someone has to do it.
We now have two trimarans sailing on the Causeway Lake. The new Hobie has been named “Bob’s Boat” in memory of Bob Auld who passed away last year.
Funding for the boat came from donations in Bob’s memory with the balance made up by Ros. A fitting memorial to one of our most stalwart supporters.
Thanks to WIN News who came along last sail day and featured us on their Tuesday evening news bulletin.
Following Australia’s success at sailing at both the Olympics and Paralympics, Yachting Australia is promoting sailing through its Discover Sailing Web Site.
And Sailability hasn’t been forgotten. Watch this excellent video.
I think the one up boats that look like our 303s are Libertys, with twin rudders.
The Access Dinghy Aussie Titles have recently been held in Sydney. The Skud 18 they sail is the big brother of our 303s and 2.3s.
When Chris Mitchell, Mr Access Dinghies, delivered our new boats last year he was telling us about the name Skud. He is very keen on the concept of universal design i.e. a boat that can be sailed by anyone, able bodied or not. So when you build a SKiff with Universal Design you get a SKUD.
The titles were featured on Lateline. Watch this video. This is where we could be in a few years time. Fabulous. I want to sail one. Now. Or sooner.
