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60th Hamble Warming Pan less that two weeks away - Vimarsana News

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Hamble Warming Pan 2022 set for Sunday 20th March - Vimarsana News

Hamble Warming Pan 2022 set for Sunday 20th March

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Hamble Warming Pan at Easter - two days of fun! - Vimarsana News

Hamble Warming Pan at Easter - two days of fun!

Hamble River Sailing Club's 2021 Hamble Warming Pan over the Easter weekend featured the Junior Warming Pan on Saturday and the 59th edition of the club's famous dinghy open meeting on Sunday, with a total fleet of 84 locally based boats attracted by good weather and the Easter 'staycation'. With two fleets of Optimists, one for the more experienced racers and the Regatta class for beginners, plus Fevas and Toppers and a mix of other junior classes under PY, the brisk north-easterly breeze delivered thrills and spills for the 50 entrants, all under the watchful eye of PRO Mike Foster and the ...

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420 sailors loving the breeze during the Easter Cooler at Notts County © David Eberlin The Easter weekend was a time to get on the water around the globe for many. Lockdown restrictions in the UK have eased somewhat, allowing the return of grassroots sports, and the fine weather resulted in sailors heading to their local clubs in their droves. For me it was out in a safety RIB on Thursday while the kids enjoyed Feva sailing, having to pretty much drag them off the water at 6pm before it got too cold and dark, then a cycle down to Keyhaven for a bit of dinghy cruising in the Scow ...