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Half the cherub fleet congregated around my RS700 after surviving the storms but too windy in the day to sail it.

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CVLSC Frostbite series race interrupted by aiding centerboardless laser. Fun, fast, dry sail.
Queen Mary Cherub Inland Championships October 2013. Good first day, shame the race officers didn't register Cheese Before Bedtime as racing. Too windy for second day racing. Well done to those who tried to race.
Drone video of me crewing Marmite at CVLSC at the end of the day.
Marmite blast on CVLSC on 2nd March. Reached 20+ knots with the kite. Great fun, though a little wet

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First sunny sail of the winter January 2nd. Windy out on Chew Valley Lake for some pre season practise in Poppy
Blast in Marmite Cherub at Chew Valley Sailing Club in force 5/6. Downwind kite run hit 20+ knots - epic sail!
Cherub Inland Championships at Rutland. Lady Virginia of Keynsham (Poppy) landed Day 1 on shore. After a busted head and hand I gave in sailing for the weekend only to have a replacement and my helm gain the one finish needed to qualify for the travelers series.