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Chichester Harbour Rally. 1st - 4th May.
Kielder Water Rally. 16th - 17th May.
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Welcome to the Drascombe Association on the Web The Drascombe Association is a group of enthusiasts dedicated to the traditional-style sailing boats designed by the late John Watkinson. Around 5000 Drascombes of all types have been built since the first Lugger was launched in 1966. They are all simple, rugged, and seakindly. How to join the Drascombe Association. News: Do you have a Drascombe based blog? Let us know and we can add it to our links. (updated 28/10/2009) Got any Drascombe related videos you wish to share? Put them on youtube and they can be added to the new Video section on the Links page. If you don't have the knowhow yourself, then mail them to the webmaster for loading onto youtube. (updated 18/05/2009) If you are a rally organiser or even just a participant you can add a short description of the rally in the gallery page. Just sent me a short text c/o the comments page. (updated 12/06/2008) If you don't pay your annual subscription to the Drascombe Association by standing order, please read the membership secretary's reminder. Colin Watt very kindly volunteered to bring the Further Reading page up to date, and so it now contains a much wider selection of suggested books - it's well worth a look. The Drascombe Forum is the place where you can ask questions, have discussions, and research anything to do with Drascombes. Here are the most recent active topics:
Tim Frampton, the former editor of the Drascombe Association News (DAN), has supplied guidelines for submitting articles and images for the Newsletter. See the articles index. Contributions (especially pictures or Owner's View items for the About Drascombes page) are always welcome and should be sent to Suzy Godlington. Please see the guidelines for website submissions. |
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Further Reading - Featured Book Open Boat Cruising Practical advice on preparing a small boat for cruising, with hints on comfort, safety, trailing and launching. |
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