LBYC regrets to advise that racing will not recommence this weekend as programmed. We hope to return to sailing as soon as possible, depending on reopening of the lake and improvement in water quality. ... See MoreSee Less
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Please note that sail training will not recommence until 18th February due to ongoing concerns about the lake’s water quality. ... See MoreSee Less
On Saturday, Queen of the Lake title for 2022-23 season was claimed by Just, ably skippered by Steve Thomas. Blade, and skipper Chris Stevens, had an unscheduled swim and took second place, followed by Wine and Cheese sailed by Holly Ranson.
Racing and sail training will return on 14th January.
We wish all our members and friends a Merry Christmas and look forward to seeing you in the New Year.
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There’s not a lot of room for rigging at present!
It was a great day for racing in the Club championship series with sailors managing two back-to-back races.
Next Saturday will see sail training in the morning and Queen of the Lake race in the afternoon, with Christmas tea to follow.
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Not that we saw yesterday. Just be careful around the edges where the stumps, jetty and mooring poles are but these are marked.
Any floating debris out on the lake? been hanging out to go windsurfing but not too sure.
Nah. It's aĺl good. 👍👀
The last few weeks have been stormy, and today there was barely a breeze in sight. Hopefully we’ll be sailing and running Sail Training classes again for the next two weeks, before the break over Christmas.
Calm weather is sometimes just perfect for great photos though!
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Please note that Sail Training has been cancelled for this Saturday due to illness. Apologies for the late notice, and we look forward to seeing you all next weekend. ... See MoreSee Less
Oh no. Hope you’re all okay!!