See below for a guide to how to rig an Oppi. Note that individual boats may vary slightly from this guide, which has been pulled together from a range of different resources. There are also useful videos on YouTube, such as this one.
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See below for a guide to how to rig an RS Feva. Note that individual boats may vary slightly from this guide, which has been pulled together from a range of different resources. There are also useful videos on YouTube,, such as this one.
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It is with great sadness that we learned of the death of “Doc” Ian Brown, who passed away on 26th March 2025.
Doc was a great friend to the club and its members and loved his Mirror sailing.
He will be sorely missed.
Our membership is an active bunch – and many of us enjoy other outdoor pursuits as well as watersports. A group of members go for a hike from time to time, exploring the scenery and sometimes the history around our area, and especially enjoying being in the company of like-minded people.
Here are some pictures of a wee expedition in the Pentlands on 19 February 2025, organised by Charles and Alison. We covered about 8 km (5 miles) in a little under 3 hours on this chilly, breezy February day.
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Due to the Doddie Weir MND cycle event the start of the AGM was delayed by 10 minutes as both the Commodore and the Vice Commodore were stuck behind the event. As it was all in aid of such a wonderful charity, nobody was concerned and it gave those attending the AGM time to catch up with each other.
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2024 AGM Minutes, in PDF format.
The short videos below will guide you through opening up the clubhouse if you are first to arrive there, and closing up all of the facilities if you are the last to leave the site. This will help to keep you safe and the club secure and in good order.
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Click on the event or series below to see the latest published results:
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St Mary’s club members visited Forfar Sailing and Watersports Club over the weekend of 28 and 29 September, and came away with some of the silverware. The club sails on Forfar Loch, a small area of water where the boats are always close together, the wind is never constant, there are often big windshifts, and patchy wind coverage. Sounds a lot like St Mary’s, apart from the size of the loch!
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