East Coast Sailing - new edition

[Koeketiene]

Shameless plug - as if it were needed

Keep up the good work TG

Hello there!

This is just to let you know that the latest edition of East Coast Saling - ECS08 May 2012 - is now available via the Home page of the website www.eastcoastsailing.co.uk. Just click on the cover picture at the top of the page to view. (A PDF version is also available if that's your preference and this is now designed to help iPad users.)

We hope you will enjoy the magazine, tell all your friends about it and give us your feedback. We look forward to hearing from you with comments, photos for the website home page and offers of articles and photos, not forgetting cover photos.

Have a good read during the rain storms, there's lots to get your teeth into and some of it will be important as you begin your summer cruising. Keep visiting the website as well for news and information about boating on the East Coast.

Colin

Colin Jarman
East Coast Sailing

 

[Daniel5]

Hi, I've just joined the forum. It seems for a sailing fanatic like myself, I've come to the right place. What a great link on this thread. Cheers.

 

[Tradewinds]

I must say I find it an excellent read and very professionally put together.

If it had some pictures of azure blue seas & a coral beach it would be perfect.

 

[MY littlebirchwoo]

Very informative piece about the London Array, obviously it is also a subject I am researching at the moment, especially when you throw Greater Gabbard and EA One into the frame also!

As for the aircraft parts, very difficult to tell but looking at the 'wing spar' it looks more like an elevator, if so that would give a good idea of type

Good stuff

 

[tillergirl]

Tradewinds

We exist solely to serve! Sent on deployment by the Editor. He said, go and get me stories, don't care where you go, just submit a good article and the expenses.

'Elevator' thank you. I was searching for proper terms.

 

[Tradewinds]

Thank you, Roger. Lovely.

When anchored, if I stare hard at Copperas Wood on the Stour with half closed eyes it can look just like that (not)