What a great morning we had. Most of the available breeze found its way through the trees, making the near, or lee shore popular with most of the fleet. As ever, foresighted starts could lead to clearer air.
Today's Top Three? 1st place - #162, CS; 2nd place - JR with #43; 3rd place - JB sailing #002.
Please check these results! The wind that was forecast appeared to be on hold, perhaps for another occasion. As lulls developed, so courses were duly modified. An optimistic course B included mark #5
Many thanks to Julyan for providing the score sheet and description of today's racing. For the final race of the May-June series there was a steady breeze backing to the South, which was at the top of
Some fine rain showers soon blew through, with a warm SSW'ish breeze across the whole of the lake enabling the five competitors to complete eight races, six of which were sailed around course 'C': (a
