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I was there with the oldies down the other end, must say one of the best days we’ve had for awhile.
Kermit was correct (for once), nice steady light breeze, sunshine and also the best high tide that we have had for awhile.
We had a great turnout of scale boats down our end. (no softies)
Yes, all thanks to Mike for his expert advice and being patient with another learner.
and of course Kermit for putting me though the “TOP GUN FLIGHT SCHOOL”?
Thanks Kermit,
Yes there is a submarine down our end, fitted with special “GREEN” seeking torpedoes.
There is also a WW2 “E” Boat, a police boat, a customs boat and the US Coast Guard, so you better behave!
Yes we did have a couple of scale boats with sails up.
Well done Col, But you were lucky If I had removed the wet ballast from inside #02 before the last race I’m sure Phil would’ve held you off.
(Another high quality Joysway hull bites the dust!)
Well done gents, looks like a great place to lean how to fly!
All I need now is a few more lessons from Kermit.
Kermit, you are right about Ricky, I think he was ahead of me in every race. (but that could be because my mentor & coach wasn’t there)
I haven’t had much feedback on how they liked the pond, but they all liked going inside to the warmth and having a coffee.
It also was very quite on Thursday without you and no green boats.
Well done Justin, and another great report Col.
As Col mentioned above, dig out all those old (and not so old) IOM’s and join us on Thursday at the Duck.
