Newsletter 17 November 2020
This is a historical record from the club's archive, kept at its original address. Details may no longer be current.
Promotional issue giving three reasons to visit the Squaddie. Sailing is on, six races into the 2020-21 season, with the historic skiffs rigged in Milson Park from 11am on Saturdays; the spectator ferry is returning with tickets to be sold online and at the clubhouse; and jacaranda season is in bloom around Kirribilli, with Foys Kirribilli and the Flying Bear cafe open daily.
3 GREAT REASONS TO GET INTO THE SQUADDIE
Witness the spectacle and be swept up in the excitement as these historic boats are rigged in the park.
Then join us on the deck or balcony while enjoying your favourite tipple and member benefits while you watch them launch.
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And if that whets your appetite, why not get on board and have a go at sailing. Join one of our crew to experience these beautiful skiffs first hand.
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Secure your front row seat to see these historic skiffs in all their splendour as they fly across our iconic Sydney Harbour.
Tickets will be available for sale online and from the clubhouse.
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Amidst the activity in the park, Jacaranda season is now in full bloom. Stroll the purple beauty of the Kirribilli streets then head in to the Squaddie to enjoy the hospitality of Foys Kirribilli or the Flying Bear cafe. Open daily for breakfast from 7am and for lunch from noon.
In an update to our Race 5 results from 7th November, The Scot was skippered by Mark Callanan.
Jamie Watt was back to skipper for Race 6.
See you at the Squaddie!
Sydney Flying Squadron
Australia’s oldest open boat sailing club
Our mailing address is: 76 McDougall St Kirribilli NSW 2061
This text was read from the scanned original below by optical character recognition. It has not yet been checked by a person, so it may carry mistakes, and any results tables in the original are not reproduced here. The scan is the authority.