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The ONE Bassenthwaite Lake Sailing Week
Our annual regatta starts on 5th August, though the camp site is already looking busy!
To follow what is happening, and the latest results, go to our dedicated website www.bassweek.org.uk
Here’s some great drone footage by caterer Alan
NSSA Mount Haes Trophy
Well done Cumbria youth sailing team on winning the Mount Haes Trophy again. It seems we need Bass sailor Ethan Dawson in order to win it.
Grounds Working Party
Tog would like another good session on the grounds maintenance this Wednesday 26 July in preparation for Bass Week. He has organised some good weather, if you can help, please be there for 6.30.
Thanks
July Fleet Challenge
This weekend was the first Fleet Challenge of the year, in which all classes of boat sail against each other. The weather, however, was not friendly with Saturday being cool, damp at times and a blustery south westerly wind.
Sunday was a little warmer and slightly less windy.… Read full article “July Fleet Challenge ”
Rescue help required
Due to other commitments we only have one paid rescue crew available this weekend (17/18 June) so we are looking for two extra volunteers if we are to do any racing this weekend
If you can help please email us
Thanks
Votes of Thanks
Despite the weather bringing the racing to an abrupt halt, we had a successful, if somewhat busy, weekend that was appreciated by the competitors and their fleet co-ordinators.
… Read full article “Votes of Thanks”Many thanks to you and all of your team for your hard work, both before and during the weekend, which made the event a success despite the limited amount of sailing possible.
Bass Week in the Azores
In celebration of his birthday (we think), Jon treated a crowd in the Azores to some Bass Week style partying. If they want to join us they’ll need to book tonight for the biggest discounts!
Night Jar 6
The wind was stronger than on previous Thursdays and southerly which meant it was blowing around Sale Fell. At least the rain was patchy and light. The course was 9-A-1-3 giving two runs with a tight reach in between. There were fifteen starters most of whom picked up the line’s port bias.… Read full article “Night Jar 6”