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Great work I love it!Happy, but cold and wet! A great afternoon sailing at the loch for Bart's bash, thanks to all that came along. 18 knots gusting to 25 knots meant for some real fun racing! Big thank you to John Patience as race organiser and Jeremy Armitage as time keeper, we could n't have done it with out you. A couple of comments from the sailors; "it was brilliant" and "best sail of the season today at barts bash, perfect end to the sailing season". Congratutaltions to Kirsty Maclean and Jack Lockhart for winning the race (full results to follow). Also got 4 new members sign up so not bad for a wet and windy afternoon! x #bartsbash
Looking forward to taking part in Bart's Bash again (Fingers crossed tonight's blow dies down to just the right amount of wind tomorrow!) #bartsbash
We are meeting at loch bhasapol at 1.30pm for a 2.30pm race.
Bart's bash is the world's largest sailing race, a great opportunity to get members on the water, introduce new members to sailing and raise money. This year Bart's Bash is raising money for local sailing clubs so there will be a donations bucket for Tiree Maritime Trust's community sailing programme.Tiree's new Skiff in the water!
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“Congratulations!” “Yes! Many Congratulations!” What a great achievement was celebrated on Saturday. The seed that had been sown finally germinated in February 2018. On the …Lovely write up about the Regatta and our new Skiff
Surrounded on all sides by water Tiree has a proud association with the sea. In 1894 Ada Goodrich Freer visited the Isle of Tiree. In the EP Dutton Publication ‘Outer Isles’ she wrote, There is a saying among the people that “if Tyree does not grow trees, �it grows ministers �and deep sea captains.” Today the Tiree Maritime Trust seeks to build on that tradition. [ 437 more words ]
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Category Archives: Sailing
Barts Bash 2016
This weekend Tiree Maritime Trust will again be taking part in the Worlds Largest sailing race Bart’s Bash. Bart’s Bash is a global sailing race taking place at hundreds of venues, with thousands of sailors in hundreds of different classes … Continue reading
Tiree Regatta 2016
The new venue at Gott Bay proved to be very popular with everyone who attended. The shore events were well attended, with SUP races, Kayak races, a sandcastle and sand art competition as well as throwing the fisherman’s welly which … Continue reading
2016 Regatta is ON
For once the weather gods appear to be smiling on us and the Regatta is ON! From 1pm Gott Bay (in front of the Lodge Hotel) The first dinghy race is 1pm (skippers meeting 12:30) The dipping lug race 3pm … Continue reading
Sail Training at Loch Bhasapol May 2016
Sail Training at Loch Bhasapol May 2016 Sat 21st 10am-1pm Sat 21st 2pm-5pm Sun 22st 10am-1pm Sun 22st 2pm-5pm Learn to sail in our new fleet of dinghies with a RYA certified instructor. Open to the whole community. Children must … Continue reading
2016 Events
Sat 21st – Sun 22nd May – Sail Training Weekend Loch Bassapol (See separate advert) Friday 27th May – Open Afternoon at the Noust Tea and Cakes 3:00pm – 5:00pm The Noust June – Sailing Club Sessions Every Friday 5:00pm … Continue reading
Practice for Bart’s Bash
Took our new dinghies out for a practice sail today. We’re looking forward to taking part in the world’s largest sailing event Bart’s Bash tomorrow (Sunday 20th September). We’ll be meeting at Loch Bhasapol at 09:30. Should be fun as … Continue reading
Tiree Regatta 2015 Cancelled
The forecast for tomorrow (Saturday) looks like strong southerly winds and rain. With regret we’ve concluded that it wouldn’t be safe to take traditional dipping lug boats out in such conditions. We know that a lot of folks were looking … Continue reading
