Drascombe Association

Welcome to the Drascombe Association



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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. Over 5000 Drascombes of all types have been built since the first Lugger was launched in 1966. They are all simple, rugged, and seakindly.

News:

The following event has unfortunately been cancelled:
Kingsbridge/Salcombe June 22nd - 24th

Blogs
We have three new blogs on our links page. Two from the USA and one from Wales.
Added by Suzy - 14/06/2011

Galleries
Please send your photos in for this year's rallies. Usual address.
Added by Suzy - 16/05/2011


Subscriptions
Note that the renewal date has been changed to 1st January and the amount will increase on 1st January 2012. Please check the membership secretary's reminder for more details.

Drascombe Association News
DAN is our quarterly magazine, usually between 40 and 48 pages. Mailed out to members, it is written for and by the membership. Please see the guidelines for submitting articles and images for DAN.

Website
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.

Forum
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:


Books - Featured Book

Practical Dinghy Cruiser
Paul Constantine

Dinghy Cruising is a popular, practical activity, pursued by hundreds if not thousands of sailors. Surprisingly, there is no recognized, single style of craft specifically for this sport. Each person taking it up must find their own boat and then modify it to make it suitable for their own chosen undertaking. This book is the key to unlocking that whole experience, on a tight budget.


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