markgadd49@googlemail.com RCSSC Boat Husband

How often have we said that and its easy if you are already a member of RCSSC. Sometimes though we have guests joining us who have never been to Rutland Sailing Club, never mind finding our boats. Wouldn’t it be great if you could give them directions to the boats […]

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12th April 2019 in Club News / RCSSC Boat Husband tagged find a sail / Rutland Water / Sailing Rutland by Dave Grundy

As I could see winds were only going to get stronger followed by heavy rain this Thursday I braved the strong winds yesterday and went down to the club to finish painting the cockpit floor on Time Flies. International Interdeck has been applied, this is a specialist marine anti slip […]

9th November 2018 in RCSSC Boat Husband by Dave Grundy | Open »

Dave, Mike, Eric and myself attended the club yesterday to step the masts on Satyr and Lift Off and put the winter covers on the boats and the storage box. One cover is new this season. A sharp eyed Mike, noticed the front resting post for the hull on ‘Lift […]

6th November 2018 in RCSSC Boat Husband by Dave Grundy | Open »

Time Flies – A boat with a story …… Rutland Civil Service Sailing Club has added to its existing fleet of three national Squibs and has acquired an International Soling. “Time Flies” has been generously donated to the club by long term committee member and Boat Husband John Cranwell-Ward. John […]

21st August 2018 in Club News / RCSSC Boat Husband tagged Kiel / Soling / Solings by Dave Grundy | Open »

Lift Off Trailer Collapse – averted by eagle eyed boat husband team If you sail with John and Mike you will know they have an eye for detail and are not happy until its all fixed and sorted – making it safe for the people and looking after the boat […]

8th July 2018 in Club News / RCSSC Boat Husband by Dave Grundy | Open »