Paul will be providing details of the full Winter Programme, with a Presentation on all the Talks, Workshops and Social events planned for the Winter months ahead. The presentation will start at 20:30. 

New Members are personally invited to come to the Clubhouse, where our Commodore, and the Committee, will be on hand to welcome you and make introductions. People interested to know more about our club are very welcome to attend, and find out more detail about us.

• This talk will be live in the Clubhouse, and we encourage Members to attend and catch up with friends there.  
• It will also be broadcast on Zoom. The link to connect to Zoom will be sent by separate email to Members nearer the date. Non members who wish to participate via Zoom should contact the membership secretary membership@guildfordsailing.org to receive a link.
• Organiser: Paul Armstrong, Vice Commodore

We look forward to seeing you!

The Story of Navigation 2000BC to 2020AD

Jeremy is an experienced speaker, has worked as a Limehouse lock-keeper, is a sailor, motor-boater and narrow-boater. He has had strong connections with the Cruising Association in the past. This talk has Fascinating Facts, Strange Stories, Horrid Histories, and covers most things from Birds and Bees to Buoys and Vikings!

• This talk will be live in the Papercourt clubhouse. We encourage members to attend the clubhouse and catch up with friends there. 

• For non-attendees, by reasons of distance, or health, this evening's presentation will also be broadcast on Zoom over the internet.  

• The Zoom link will be sent by separate email to club members nearer the time; for non members who wish to participate via Zoom, please contact the membership secretary, membership@guildfordsailing.org who will send you the link.

Organiser: Paul Armstrong, Vice Commodore

Workshop with a small panel of Club members to discuss sail-settings, options of which extra sails to use, and how; and the ways in which skippers can benefit from safe and easy downwind sailing. Illustrated  with some member pictures.

Come along and learn something, and add your own experience to that of fellow members.

PS: It is unlikely we will be flying a full spinnaker in the clubhouse!!!

Organiser: Jan Baynham

NB: The Bar will be open from 20:00 hrs. as usual and the Workshop will begin around 20:30 hrs..  Please come along in person and support your Club, meet other Members, and provide any expertise you may have. This Workshop is not being provided on Zoom.

MAIB - Marine Accident Investigation Board. Review of Recent Reports

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• This talk will be live in the Papercourt clubhouse. We encourage members to attend the clubhouse and catch up with friends there. 

• For non-attendees, by reasons of distance, or health, this evening's presentation will also be broadcast on Zoom over the internet.  

• The Zoom link will be sent by separate email to club members nearer the time; for non members who wish to participate via Zoom, please contact the membership secretary, membership@guildfordsailing.org who will send you the link.

Organiser: Paul Armstrong, Vice Commodore        

Talk - Sailing in a Changing Climate

Steve and his wife Katrin have a wanderlust for life. They have sailed around the world (except for the pirates bit!) and the Mediterranean, and their boat has been in the Caribbean for a few years now. The have also observed how the climate (in all it's connotations!) is not always how it is expected to be!

Come and share an intriguing viewpoint of sailing and climate change.

• This talk will be live in the Papercourt clubhouse. We encourage members to attend the clubhouse and catch up with friends there. 

• For non-attendees, by reasons of distance, or health, this evening's presentation will also be broadcast on Zoom over the internet.  

• The Zoom link will be sent by separate email to club members nearer the time; for non members who wish to participate via Zoom, please contact the membership secretary, membership@guildfordsailing.org who will send you the link.

Organiser: Paul Armstrong, Vice Commodore        

Talk - Maritime Archaeological Trust

This talk focuses on 6 shipwreck sites in The Solent, 5 of which are "Protected Wrecks". They range in age from the early 1700's to the 19th century. Set against a historical background of changing times, this talk also covers location, current condition and aspects of emerging technology.

• This talk will be live in the Papercourt clubhouse. We encourage members to attend the clubhouse and catch up with friends there. 

• For non-attendees, by reasons of distance, or health, this evening's presentation will also be broadcast on Zoom over the internet.  

• The Zoom link will be sent by separate email to club members nearer the time; for non members who wish to participate via Zoom, please contact the membership secretary, membership@guildfordsailing.org who will send you the link.

Organiser: Paul Armstrong, Vice Commodore