Woodbridge Cruising Club gears up for packed winter programme

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Woodbridge Cruising Club is gearing up for a packed winter programme.

As the colder season nears, members are enjoying activities at the riverside clubhouse, including Wednesday suppers and Thursday walks around the Suffolk countryside.

The most recent walks were around Pettistree, ending back at The George for lunch.

Members are also looking ahead to the Commodore's Christmas Party, Boxing Day mince pies and mulled wine, and the New Year Day's walk.

The club's Sunday monthly talks are always packed.

November's talk is on the useful subject of rigging, whilst the December talk is on World Heritage Sites of Eastern Mediterranean, from the view point of a sailor.

The club's AGM in November will review the past year, elect new committee members, and outline future plans.

Non-members will have the chance to explore the clubhouse on Saturday, March 20.

The club is a Royal Yachting Association accredited training centre and will offer RYA Day Skipper shore-based and VHF Radio courses in February.

The latter is a legal requirement to operate a ship's radio.

For more information, visit www.woodbridgecruisingclub.org.

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