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In article <856590293.10788@dejanews.com>, gmidata@smartt.com writes
>Are you a member of a boating or a yacht club?  If so,
>Global Mariner Internet would like to know the name of your club
>and wether or not it has a web site on the net.  GMI is also
>offering to host your club's web page for free on our site.  The
>site can be found at http://www.globalmariner.com.  All
>you have to do is let us know, and we look forward to your response.
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Keith Potratz
>Global Mariner Internet
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I am a member of Thames Sailing Club and we are in process of sorting
out our web site. We believe we are the oldest inland sailing club in
the UK and the club is also famous for being the home of the classic
Thames "A" Raters. 
These are three man centreboard dinghies approximately 26 feet long,
masts up to 45 feet and main and jibs measuring up to 385 square feet!
Despite their size, the Raters are not difficult to sail and are a truly
impressive sight when in close competition on our fairly narrow stretch
of the river. 
We sail on the River Thames at Surbiton (the club is next to the Harts
Boatyard Beefeater restaurant) in Surrey mostly on Tuesday evenings and
Sunday mornings and are always happy to welcome visitors and new members
and, if practicable, to give them a sail.
Although our season starts on 30th March we are also very much a social
sailing club that is open the whole year round with regular suppers and
lunches on normal club days besides a number of special events.
Our home page can be found on http://www.billp.co.uk/tsc/tsc.htm and the
intention is to keep everyone up to date and informed of forthcoming
events and results through it.
Maybe you would find it of interest for your service
-- 
Kevin Pearson