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The International and National fun racing keel
boats that currently storm round the cans off Brough as a handicap
fleet. They are both ideal for estuary and large harbour cruising
and racing on top of the tide for up to 4 hours; with notable
adventurous exceptions!
The Flying Fifteen is an adrenaline design for robust people in good
health that planes over the waves when heavier designs continue to
heel and plough. The Squib was designed for the racing dinghy sailor
who has had to either take things easier or leave the boat moored
afloat on open roadsteads and have to leave lots of gear on board.
Both are ideal for our protective mud berths in which antifouling
is an an issue for rudders only because they remain mostly out of
the mud! With its now well established adjustable angle trailer
design they are easier than heavier dinghies to launch and recover
by two people when near high water, then a 2:1 rope tackle and a car
or friendly club helpers up to ninety minutes either side of Mean
High Water. |
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