As stated in ALYC news letter:

Sailing Program for the Adelaide Land Yacht Club
Pt Gawler, South Australia

Social Sailing:....Saturday 5th January
Racing:............Sunday 6th January

Social Sailing:....Saturday 19th January
Racing:............Sunday 20th January

Social Sailing:....Saturday 8th February
Racing:............Sunday 9th February

Social Sailing:....Saturday 23rd February
Racing:............Sunday 24th February

Social Sailing:....Saturday 8th March
Racing:............Sunday 9th March

Perpetual Trophy
Easter Lake Gilles 21st to 24th March

Social Sailing:....Saturday 5th April
Racing:............Sunday 6th April

Social Sailing:....Saturday 19th April
Racing:............Sunday 20th April

Social Sailing:....Saturday 3rd May
Racing:............Sunday 4th May

Social Sailing:....Saturday 18th May
Racing:............Sunday 19th May

End season

David Rose asked me to add these details:


Next Easter Perpetual Trophy - Lake Gilles

Date for this event March 21st - 24th


Pilots and families interested in participating in this event, please inform the Adelaide Land Yacht Club, via email to [email protected]

This also applies to Blokarts in all states which are very welcome, however please note, they will have to abide by A.L.S.A rules.

WE WILL DO OUR BEST TO GET THERE,IT REALLY DOES SOUND LIKE THE PLACE TO GO.AND IT WOULD BE GREAT TO MEET ALL YOU GUYS!

Well it was wild at Pt Gawler today. 18-25kph winds.

Lesson learnt today... I need a 4m storm sail. Took David's Fed 5 with a 4m sail for a spin and was plesently surprised to find you can round the windward mark on all 3 wheels

An experience landyachter took mine for a spin and said he was very impressed with it. That made my day!

There was talk of possibly going out again next Sunday, if we can all get leave passes from the fun police.

another oops. On behalf a Kalgoorlie Blokarter with no internet access and unofficially on behalf of the Blokarter in other states could the ALSA sailing rules and current class specs please be posted here so that visiting pilots can be aware of any differences in the rules that they sail by. most of those intending to make the journey are regular readers /posters on this site