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Welcome to lesson 4 The book Swallows and Amazons starts with a boy running over a field into the wind and zigzagging to imitate a

Two dozen enthusiastic Tamesis Club sailors stepped up to the challenge of trying their hand at eSailing on Sunday morning. Three trial fleet races were

The combination of strong winds and currents made for ideal conditions to complete our Seamanship Skills course much of which is based around coastal conditions

Sailing returns to Tamesis Club on Sunday 5 April! After a few weeks off the water, we are sure that you are itching to get

          The 1030 race was cancelled again this week, but the class races run in a fluky and gusty westerly against

Nicholas Bayne gave a most fascinating and authoritative talk on the exploration of the North West Passage in the 19th century by John and James

Sunshine , a brisk wind and masses of current found us on the water  on Sunday working with Andrew’s new Edition of the Patrol Boat

    Cover photo: Jonathan Key   The first day of spring dawned with wall to wall sunshine, which made a nice change.  The wind

A very select few took to the water on Sunday. The current had slowed down, the westerly wind strong enough to keep the boats going

A crowded club room was fascinated by the talk about the Battersea Power Station development last Thursday.  Associate Director Suzette Dela Vega-Edmondson showed the plans

The combination of strong winds and currents made for ideal conditions to complete our Seamanship Skills course much of which is based around coastal conditions

          The wind on Sunday was a strong and gusty westerly, which meant the Lasers had plenty of capsize practise, and

The Vice Commodore, Carolyne, having set a cheerful tone with the provision of an excellent fizz, called the assembled company to order.  Following a very

Gusty start. Photo Jonathan Key        Despite an extremely strong stream, seven Lasers fancied their chances thanks to strengthening though shifty southerly winds.

  Ros Warwick-Haller gave an intriguing talk about the way in which the reintroduction of the Red-Billed Chough to Jersey has been done, which she

      Six Merlin Rockets took to the start line in a building westerly breeze which saw some lively gusts as well as some

The 46th Annual GW Direct Bloody Mary Pursuit Race held at Queen Mary SC in Staines  on Saturday 11th January turned out to be a

        It looked like there wasn’t going to be any sailing again on Sunday.  The current was still strong, and the light

              The heavy rain of the last few days took its toll on Sunday.  Plenty of punters turned up

  Sailors were greeted by sunshine and a brisk southwesterly.  All participants were rewarded by either a Christmas Pudding or choccies. Thanks to Rupert Fletcher,