Next Doyle's weather seminar Tuesday November 18

11:24 AM Wed 12 Nov 2008 GMT

Doyle Sailmakers will host a free Yachting Weather Seminar at their premises at 6 Neild Avenue Rushcutters Bay on Tuesday 18 November at 7.00pm.

Bruce Buckley, an experienced meteorologist, will talk about the weather and how it relates to our sailing.

Bruce has supplied weather data to many racing yachts for long races like the Hobart Race and also afternoon races for yachts and Etchells etc.

Understanding the weather is something that we all need to enhance our skills on. Bruce will be presenting an opportunity to all of us to once again, improve our sailing.

Please feel free to ask questions and get the most from this night.

For further enquiries or to RSVP, contact John Hearne on (02)93614836 or john.hearne(at)doyleaustralia.com

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