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The Queen Adelaide Cup and the Tamesis Anchor are two prestigious trophies which are sailed for annually by the National 18′ fleet. The event was

  Thursday evening started well with a brisk wind blowing up the river from the north north west, making the OOD’s choice of course very

The weather did not look promising as the competitors gathered on Thursday evening with a glassy windless Thames.  However as start time approached a few sails lazily flapped,

    The skiff has been stored in the Tamesis boatpark for the last few months, and the crew are often out training.  The picture

After a lengthy training season Sunday’s session was mostly just “ messing about in boats “ We are taking a short break and will start

The highly talented Rude Mechanicals Theatre Company gave a stirring rendition of Ikarus Inc written by Pete Talbot who is also Composer and Director. The

The first of the August set of GW Smith Trophy races, and the fifth in the series, was run in a light to very light wind

The first day of the summer camp dawned bright, and became more breezy as the day went on.  Twelve children are participating in our Summer

The forecast 13kt Westerly seemed to have more Noth in it which made for a great start to our trip “up past the island “

  Report from an absent reporterLast Thursday, 25th July, was the last race in the July set of the GW Smith Thursday evening races, and

Nice southwesterly with a bit of sun made for a great days training. Students from youth stage  1 to adult level 3 made great progress

Another lovely warm Sunday with a somewhat flukey South Westerly.  Competitors enjoyed a figure of eight course in front of the club for both races.

The Third race in this year’s GW Smith Trophy was run in a light (no change there!) west north westerly giving decent wind in the

With a moderate North Easterly backing to North we had twelve boats on the water on Sunday doing the usual range of courses. We have

Racing took place in a light north easterly which allowed racing above Stevens Eyot in the main race. Photos Jonathan Key

  This session was the last before the Summer holidays.  Many thanks to Andy and Nim Harris and helpers for organising them so successfully. Thanks

The inaugural Topper Summer Series has completed 10 of the scheduled 11 races, one race being lost due to a canoe event on our stretch

The second race in the Thursday evening GW Smith trophy was run in a light wind and attracted 13 entrants. As he commonly does, Charlie

Salcombe Gin Merlin Rocket Week started on Sunday 7th July. John and Zoe Adams are representing Tamesis this year, sailing Precious sail nr 3333.  See

The busiest day so far ,lots of new faces and lots of courses completed!         Lots of fun was had by all.