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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Sailing for Gold
The waves on the River Ouse in York city centre may be a little smaller than those in Weymouth Bay, the wind is not quite so reliable, and the courses are more restricted (a full Olympic course doesn’t really work … Continue reading
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Upcoming Events – on the Ouse and Further Afield!
Sunday 5 June – the annual Alex Smith trophy. This means we head towards York, and hold some races somewhere upstream of the A64 bridge (precise location depending on wind strength and direction). Bring a picnic, and get to the … Continue reading
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