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Posted by member colin on Tuesday 3 December 2024

Indeed Kate, a lot of work goes on behind the scenes that members don't see that helps to keep the club on an even keel, we owe them thanks for all they do that keeps this club active and possibly one of the best run clubs and magazines out there. I know as my Wife Angie is one of these stalwarts and I get to see only a little of what she does.

All the team officers commit their time and energy in this manner, all for the goodness of the club and for no financial reward, they do it for the club and in recognition of a fantastic range of vessels that continue to give their owners pleasure and pride.

Marie the Editor is a true inspiration to us all and has produced a Magazine and Calender I have yet to see bettered or equalled by any of the previous clubs I have been a member of over the years. (a few!)

The late and great Colin Muddie (designer) and equally great original boat builder John Hardy started a fleet of vessels that are hard to beat, everlasting thanks also to them!

Also, thanks to all the Hardy boat owners, members and supporters of this Club and the awesome articles and stories they submit, as without them, the Club wouldn't be able to function as it does!

Compliments of the season to all officers and members of this fine club and a Happy New Year in 2025, hopefully after two years of fairly poor weather, we will get a little better weather this year to enable us to enjoy our 'little ships' even more! (if that is even possible)

Col. (& Angie)
'Spirit of Lindisfarne'
Hardy MS 18 PH

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