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Masts Down
After a wash-out on Sunday, seven cruisers got their masts down today using the club mast crane.
Many thanks to all the experienced old hands who ensured that the masts were lowered with minimum fuss and maximum efficiency.Published 17:08 on 4 Oct 2021
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Dinghy Park Clear-up
The delayed clear-up of the Dinghy Park finally took place on Saturday 19th June.
Many thanks to Paul Sizeland and his team for this great effort.Published 10:49 on 20 Jun 2021
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Euro 2020: Scotland v England
Watch the Scotland v England Euro 2020 match in the club bar on Friday 18th June.
Members are reminded they must observe the current Covid-19 restrictions.Published 20:36 on 11 Jun 2021
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Crane-In at Cramond
Crane-In 2021 finally happened on Monday 24th May.
Cruisers are now all in the water and ready to sail.Published 18:13 on 25 May 2021
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New bar opening hours
The club bar is now open to members at the following times:
Friday 1700 - 2100, Saturday & Sunday 1500 - 2000.Published 11:34 on 25 May 2021
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Sailing to restart at Cramond
There will be Free Sails on Saturday 15th May at 1615 and on Sunday 16th May at 1700.
With the relaxation of Covid-19 controls, further sailing dates will be published soon.Published 17:10 on 13 May 2021
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Clearing the Moorings
Last weekend we had our first work party of the year, clearing debris from the mooring chains.
Published 19:53 on 21 Apr 2021
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Covid-19 - April 2021
From 2nd April the workshop and shed are open to allow members to work on their boats.
The clubhouse toilets are not available for use and remain locked for now.Published 16:52 on 10 Apr 2021
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Covid-19 - January 2021
Please note that the clubhouse is currently closed to all members and visitors in line with the Scottish Government's directives on Covid-19.
Published 15:01 on 11 Jan 2021
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Walkway rescue
The weather was fine with the wind between F3 & F4 but gusts of F5. As soon as we were out of the river, we could see a lot of people in the water, stretched out between the island and the shore. Due to the proximity of those closest to the shore, at least 4, and the fact that they were still managing to keep going, those much further out were in the greatest danger
Published 21:38 on 2 Dec 2020