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2024 Photo Competition
The 2024 Photo competition is currently running. The entries so far can be seen in the Flickr album PEYC 2024 Photo Competition . The guidelines are very loose. Pictures can be of a boat; taken from a boat or generally feature boat and water. Give your pictures a title (i.e. not IMG123), email them as attachments - not as embedded images, they must be your own work and you must be a member.
Published 4:00pm on 5 Dec 2024
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Dates for your Diary
LAST RACE PARTY - Sunday 15th December. After the 'Last Race Trophy' race - Mulled Wine & Mince Pies @Clubhouse starting around 15:00. All welcome, no need to book, bring your families too! BURNS NIGHT CEILIDH - Saturday 25th January. Open to
Published 4:00pm on 5 Dec 2024
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707s available over winter months too.
For those keen to keep sailing through the Winter the club is pleased to announce that both the club 707s are staying in the water and are available to hire on line. There will also be some 707 mentor sessions organised in January and February - check on the club website for dates.
Published 3:32pm on 5 Dec 2024
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Winter Talks, Marine Mammals and Social Sailing at PEYC
Each year we have a programme of talks over winter, The first this year is on November 21st in the clubhouse starting at 7PM. We have two speakers: Tierney Carter is a Senior Marine Mammal Consultant with over five years experience of preparing impact assessments of the impact of seabourne developments on marine mammals . After the level of interest in the bottlenose dolphin that has hung around PEYC this year,
Published 8:40pm on 13 Nov 2024
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Forth and Clyde Canal Closure
We have been informed of the closure of the Falkirk to Grangemouth section of the Forth and Clyde canal. The information from Scottish Canals is included here along with their FAQ. Note this will affect anyone with plans to move across Scotland using the canal between November 2024 and March 2026 (16 months)
Published 4:12pm on 28 Oct 2024
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Defibrillators
PEYC has purchased a Defibrillator for the clubhouse from the Ogston Fund *. It's the same type as we have on Beamer and is now in the hall on the wall to the left of the front door as you go in. There is a Training Defib Pack which looks very similar (but without the electrical charge obviously) on the wall of the office, again to the left of the door. Please do take
Published 8:42pm on 24 Oct 2024
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Congratulations Margaret
Margaret Tait has been a member of PEYC for 40 years and is well known as one of our most active race officers, graduating from running the Monday evening dinghy series (all of the series, not just the occasional race) to running our open events and most recently the 707 Nationals. Margaret also runs events for other clubs up and down Scotland and now RYA Scotland has recognised her work, both in regatta management and in
Published 7:01pm on 18 Oct 2024
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Social Evening and Curry October 10th
Its been a wet and windy summer but we have still managed a lot of mentored sessions on the club boats, a lot of racing, funsails and cruising, and many new members have joined. We plan to have an end of season curry night at the clubhouse on October 10th - just a social night - for all. Racer or Cruiser, Yacht or Dinghy, Friends, Family or Crew. All welcome. New members and those of you who may become new
Published 6:03pm on 23 Sep 2024
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707 Sprints Report
Thirteen short course races challenged the 18-strong fleet of Hunter 707s on the Forth. Eddie Batchelor's Tsunami II made it two event wins in a row after the team finished atop the Hunter 707 Sprint event. The event, hosted by Port Edgar Yacht Club, was a two-day event with 13 short course races of 20 minutes each. Teams sailed in two fleets of equal size and ability on Saturday which served as
Published 10:03pm on 19 Sep 2024
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707 Sprints September 14-15
Over the weekend of 14th and 15th of September, PEYC welcomes the return of the 707 Association sailors to our annual Sprints regatta. The aim is to hold a series of as many short races as we can each day - around 20 minutes each, which means lots of exciting close racing and the opportunity for a wide range of winners. The fleet will be split into two groups each day to limit the danger
Published 7:15pm on 6 Sep 2024
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707 Nationals - Final day report
After one final race in strong conditions, Eddie Batchelor's Tsunami II came out on top ahead of five-time former champions SeaWord. The final day brought tricky conditions, with the race committee fighting to lay a course in the strong tide on the Firth of Forth. One race was sailed with Tsunami II wrapping their regatta up with a bullet, followed closely by Watson's Monarch and Rammie, helmed by Callum Calder.
Published 8:08pm on 18 Aug 2024
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707 Nationals - Day 3 report
Four races close the gaps on penultimate day After two days of 20 knot winds, ever so slightly calmer conditions allowed four races to be sailed on day three of the 707 National Championship at Port Edgar Yacht Club. The more manageable conditions brought the fleet closer - with many places being hard-fought all the way to the line. A standout performer of the day was Kenny Watson's, Monarch,
Published 8:52pm on 17 Aug 2024