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Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania
We are the premier yacht club in Tasmania conducting local events on River Derwent & surrounds
NEW RYCT MERCHANDISE 🎉
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Just in time for the sailing season, our premium insulated drink bottles and enamel mugs featuring our heritage logo are brand new in our merch shop.
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We have also re-stocked our tote bags in two styles 👜
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You can easily purchase merchandise at our Clubhouse or simply call to place your order.
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#ryct #theroyalyachtcluboftasmania #merchandise #ryctmerchandise #drinkbottle #enamelmug #campingmug #totebag #hobart #tasmania #sandybay
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What's for lunch? 🤔
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Our grilled Asian prawn salad with lime and chilli dressing of course! 🍤🥗
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We're open for lunch Monday to Friday from 12 - 2pm and dinner Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday Nights... BOOK YOUR TABLE NOW!
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📞 03 6223 4599
📧 membership@ryct.org.au
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#ryct #theroyalyachtcluboftasmania #lunch #bistro #dinner #salad #prawnsalad #grilledprawns #grilledprawnsalad #delicious #wednesday #hobart #tasmania #hobartlife #hobartfood #eatingoutintassie
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Looks delicious!
Fancy a Tyrrell's Tipple? 🥂🍷
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Enjoy a free tasting of our house wine range on Wednesday, 25th October 2023 from 4pm.
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Simply drop by to enjo#ryct##theroyalyachtcluboftasmaniam#wine##tyrrellsr#tyrrellswines#tyrellswineryi#freewinee#housewinee#membersnightn#wednesdaynightn#wednesdaye#winetastingsting
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Youth Keelboat Program - That's a Wrap!
Eighteen youth sailors from Hobart yacht clubs have today completed a five-week program in keelboat sailing. The aim of the program is to provide some guided experience in small keelboats with skills covered including symmetrical and asymmetrical spinnakers, headsail trim, sailing as a member of a crew and an introduction to match racing.
With 50:50 female and male participants, the program reflects the co-ed nature of youth sailing in Hobart and gave all sailors involved the confidence to take on any role in the boat.
The RYCT fleet of lively Elliott 6 keelboats is ideally suited to this type of program with the boats light enough to be handled by youth crews but fast enough to be exciting.
Thanks to Rohan Langford for his coaching and instructing, and Nick Rogers for his presentation on Match Racing.
Finally thanks to the participants and their families for once again supporting RYCT programs.
Photos: Edward Fader
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A sensational program! Well done RYCT and well done sailors!
Great photos thank you they loved it !
Boat number 5...clearly the fastest! 😉