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Tide Times & Heights for
Dartmouth on 20th May 2012
00:10 - Low Tide (1.00m)
06:31 - High Tide (4.40m)
12:27 - Low Tide (0.90m)
18:48 - High Tide (4.60m)
After a very soggy time it is now the first day of Dartmouth's 2012 Music Festival and the sun is shining! The Club is joining in the fun wholeheartedly this year. On Friday evening at 2000 we have the Phil Hickin Duo who do covers of favourites from bands such as the Beatles, James Taylor, The Eagles and many more, on Saturday at 1200 the Torbay Folk Choir can be heard outside the Club on the embankment. At 1300 there are the Nauti Buoys, Dartmouth's own shanty band in the Gunroom and in the evening we have local folk/acoustic band Blue Jewel. On Sunday will be the Harry Browns shanty band from 1230 - 1400 and at 1400 Tom Palmer described by Mike Harding as being a great singer/songwriter. Philip's Food will be providing catering during the weekend. My thanks to Noss Marina for sponsoring the event.
This should be a great weekend for all!
Alister Harbord
11 May 2012
New Boats Arrive!
17 Mar 2012
The Canoe Section is starting the season with four new sit on top kayaks.No capsize practice required.Any member can use them.No charges apply. More?
DYC's Silver River can be found here.
1 May 2012
Despite the recent weather the 1st May marks the start of our Summer Season and with it the change in Bar Opening times. Full details can be found in the 'About Us' Section. More?
Easter Cruise (Engine Trouble Cruise)
6 Apr 2012
Our Thursday evening planning meeting saw the combined crews of 3 sailing and 1 motor vessel deciding to curtail the cruise with visits to just Salcombe and Plymouth instead of the planned Yealm, Fowey and Plymouth due to predicted Force... More?
Viewing America's Cup Trials from Admiral's Tender
11 Sep 2011
8 Members of DYC shared the Browns' raffle win with a superb trip to view the America's Cup trials in the Admiral's Tender. More?