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George Love
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Location: Carsington : Derbyshire

Re: Barts Bash

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Hi All,
Here is the latest news from CSC TT event organisers for travellers to the event who also want to take part in Bart's Bash and on how to sign up for it.
Go on to the Bart's Bash website. Click on Carsington Sailing Club which will take you to the CSC page on the BB website. Click on 'Sign up to sail here' button. From there you can create an account for yourself and register your participation at the CSC event.
As you will see, CSC is very much at the forefront of venues supporting the Bash. 8)
Event organisers have recommended you sign up in advance of the event, so I would encourage you to do this if you are coming to Carsington. It may be possible to register when you arrive but I can't guarantee this and it would be a great help to all those organising if you are already registered beforehand :D .
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George Love : Fly-by-Wire : 2019
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Robert
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Re: Barts Bash

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At this point in time, Simon Miles of Stewartby is the fastest sailor in the world as he appeared at the top of the results when I just logged in. :?: He's faster than Mike Cemm at Swanage in a Dart 18 :D :D :D 8)
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Re: Barts Bash

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Kevin Parvin wrote:Hi All

Anyone taking part in Barts Bash on 21 Sept, please register. Got told off by my own club yesterday for not having done so already. On completed the on-line form I was only the 4th Sprint 15 to have registered, we dont make it onto the list of classes taking part.......we can do better than that.

Kevin
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Ha! Saw you on TVCONWY via Vimeo and Bart's Bash on Facebook. Looked a bit light over there at times . . .
Robert England
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