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10th January 2007, 08:00 PM #1
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Australia Day Regatta - Lake Cootharaba
Here's some more information..
http://www.lcsc.org.au/mam/index.php?Itemid=72Cheers,
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12th January 2007, 10:10 AM #2
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Howdy,
I couldn't get the link to work or find the page manually.
Is it an open class regatta, will there be a woodenboat assoc. presence.
And just how big is it?
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12th January 2007, 11:32 AM #3
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I Don't know much about it. Just going along as crew (ballast actually).
On their web-site it is billed as....
This year we have an Australia Day Allboats Regatta scheduled for 26th - 28th January
Our skipper emailed these details to me yesterday.
Day and date Race number Time of warning signal not before
Friday 26/1/07 1 1230 hours
Friday 26/1/07 2 Back to back with race 1
Saturday 27/1/07 3 1030 hours
Saturday 27/1/07 4 1330 hours
Saturday 27/1/07 5 Back to back with race 4
After these 5 races handicaps will be decided for the pursuit race to follow on Sunday.
Sunday 28/1/07 6 A pursuit race (handicap start) 1030 hours
There is no "official" Wooden Boat Association entry. Out next messabout will be sometime in February.
Club contact details are -
Lake Cootharaba Sailing Club Inc.
ABN 30 624 557 096
24 Boreen Parade
Boreen Point 4565
Queensland Australia
Telephone
Ph 07 5485 3352 Fax 07 5485 3080
Hope this helps!Cheers,
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12th January 2007, 11:54 PM #4
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Cheers,
I'll be seeing if it fits in with Midge's crazy schedule. I can fly up in time, but there is probably a bit to do on the boats and spending 3 days sailing is a big bite on resources.
We'll talk it over.
MIK
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29th January 2007, 09:56 AM #5
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Most enjoyable regatta at lake Cootharaba. Smallest participants would have been Minnows (2.4m). LCSC seems to have quite a fleet of them. Longest would have been the 10m Bolger folding schooner, that my wife and I were crewing on. Fastest would have been A Class catamarans
. Wow!
Probably the most numerous were MGs and there was a wide range of other entrants including Hartley 16s... you name it!
Slept well last night
Puddleducks would have been right up there...
Cheers,
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29th January 2007, 10:12 AM #6
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No doubt!
Originally Posted by onthebeachalone
Puddleducks would have been right up there...
But we do have two yellow ones now, and a trailer that nearly works! 
Maybe next year we'll have a whole fleet of them!
Dont' worry, the pain and stiffness will go away just in time to do it all over again!
cheers,
P
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30th January 2007, 11:41 PM #7
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Whose pain and stiffness?
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