Lady Bay Yacht Club A virtual reality in Normanville, South Australia | Sports promoter
Lady Bay Yacht Club A virtual reality
Locality: Normanville, South Australia
Phone: +61 8 8598 0217
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25.01.2022 Nominations are now open for a revamped Australian Sailing Awards Each year the Australian Sailing Awards recognise the achievements and acknowledges the contribution of members of our sailing community, full details https://www.sailing.org.au//nominations-open-for-2020-aus/
25.01.2022 Australian Sailing has developed its "Return to Sailing in a COVID-Safe Environment" guidelines to help sailing clubs identify and manage the risks as they prepare to re-open https://www.sailing.org.au//get-your-club-covid-ready-for/
25.01.2022 eLearning is now open! Enroll today http://downundersail.education
24.01.2022 Our Club Race Officer Courses are now being offered as a online seminar and better yet, they are FREE! With courses running every month until June 2021, jump on and register now at www.sailing.org.au/clubraceofficer
24.01.2022 We now have 70 people registered to listen to Don McIntyres talk on Saturday 15th August. To book your seat please call 8341 8600 or email [email protected]
23.01.2022 Some Saturday morning reading from our latest Squadron Quarterly magazine. Member profile - Rod Wells AM The Maverick Fossil Hunter is how long-time Club Memb...er Rod Wells was described in the online blurb when it was announced in the Australia Day Honours list that a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) had been conferred on Rod for significant services to Education and Biological Sciences. You may also know Rod as the jolly old coot labouring on the foredeck of his delightful wooden cutter, Wongga with the red sails. To read the full article please visit our website www.rsays.com.au/sq-magazine and click on the Autumn 2020 edition
23.01.2022 Long gone is the day "Red sky in the morning, sailors warning"
22.01.2022 The LADY BAY YACHT CLUB A virtual reality and FRIENDS OF THE HMAS HOBART MEMORIAL LOOKOUT are proud to support our local Member, Hon. Rebekha Sharkie MP and thank her for the genuine leadership and advocacy she provides in the MAYO Electorate
22.01.2022 Were excited to have J24s come in to the Squadron in readiness for the One Design Series starting in October. If you would like to become a crew member please send us an email so that our skippers can get in touch with you. [email protected]
21.01.2022 Did you know our Offshore Automatic Weather Stations (AWS) are the most critical tool we have for forecasting tropical cyclones at sea ? Our Offshore AWS monit...or winds, temperature, humidity and pressure, providing reliable, accurate and up-to-the minute information that is vital for cyclone forecasting and analysis, as well as safety at sea. The real-time data assists forecasters in analysing the location and intensity of the cyclone, and the data feeds into our weather models so we can get the best possible prediction of its likely track and strength. Learn more about our Offshore Automatic Weather Stations: http://ow.ly/r54g50B5ebq Miss any of our videos for #NationalScienceWeek? You can watch them here: Tsunami Detection Network: http://ow.ly/2T3a50B5ebp Wave Buoys: http://ow.ly/vvto50B5ebm Drifting Buoys: http://ow.ly/sGGa50B5ebo Argo: http://ow.ly/H74u50B5ebn And make sure you join the conversation on our social channels as we go above and below the sea during #NationalScienceWeek!
19.01.2022 Breathtaking and inspirational, the flow of @Armel Tripon Skippers LOccitane IMOCA 60 is so cool. Watch. And well bet youll watch it again. And again. Vende Globe is approaching.
18.01.2022 This year our 2020 Club Conferences have gone online. Spread across nine weekly webinars with a variety of topics and presenters. Follow the link to check ou...t the agenda! All Club Commodores, key officials and management are encouraged to attend. To find out more details see below https://www.sailing.org.au/community/club-conferences/
17.01.2022 Thank you to the Rapid Bay CFS and other Units that so masterfully extinguished the dangerous & threatening New Years Eve fire near cliff tops RAPID BAY/SECOND VALLEY (31.12.19)
16.01.2022 Make good yachtsmen these boys...
16.01.2022 Countdown to reality
14.01.2022 Ahhh right! If nothing else, a testimony to the technical principal of yacht self righting.
14.01.2022 When ordinary sailing isnt exciting enough...
14.01.2022 Now is the perfect opportunity for Club Members to get qualified before the season starts in SA, with plenty of courses to enable you to gain work or volunte...er at your club over the season. For more info and to register follow the link below https://www.sailing.org.au//perfect-opportunity-to-get-qu/
11.01.2022 HMAS Hobart Memorial Lookout, Lady Bay SA - LEST WE FORGET
11.01.2022 Further to the article published in our latest edition of Groundswell; The tragic incident at West Cape Bay which resulted with the loss of White Knight, we now... have a close proximity for the rock that caused the issue. Read about White Knights unfortunate demise here https://cycsa.com.au//11/groundswell-latest-edition-online/ See more
08.01.2022 Our iconic landmark HMAS Hobart Memorial Lookout, Lady Bay SA is splendidly reflected in this original painting by Simon Simms. Quality framing. $520
07.01.2022 Cant argue with Science
05.01.2022 "Land was created to provide a place for boats to visit" - Brooks Atkinson. from RSAYS Port Stansbury cruise
04.01.2022 Whether you are a surfer looking to catch the perfect wave or a sailor evaluating the safety of an open-water journey, big waves can pose a serious danger. To...day, on Day 4 of National Science Week, our video explores the science of how waves are measured. Wave-recording buoys provide near real-time information about the height and direction of waves. The Bureau has buoys at Cape Sorell, on the west coast of Tasmania, and Cape du Couedic near Kangaroo Island in South Australia. The Bureaus wave buoys are complemented by a network of buoys around Australia operated privately or by State or local authorities. Learn more about our wave observations: http://ow.ly/L2ht50B0YQH Missed some of our earlier videos during #NationalScienceWeek? Tsunami Warning System: http://ow.ly/jxtV50B0YbN And make sure you join the conversation on our social channels as we go above and below the sea during #NationalScienceWeek!
02.01.2022 Thanks to our wonderful supporters of the University of South Australia #Invictus Pathways Program, Northrop Grumman Corporation, Cruising Yacht Club of South A...ustralia and Senator Senator David Fawcett, Setting a New Course is again giving 5 #Veterans the opportunity to apply for an accredited beginners sailing program. Dates: Part 1 - 2 days over a weekend: 26 27 September 2020 Part 2 - 3 Day Live Aboard: Fri 16 to Sun 18 October 2020 You will be provided wet weather gear, two day training and a three day sail practice. For expressions of Interest please complete the EOI here:https://www.unisa.edu.au//6ed3d82009bf4eecbb/ipp---eoi.pdf
01.01.2022 CLUB CONFERENCES 2020 Tune in tomorrow to hear from Australian Sailing Head of Safety, Rules and Representation Glen Stanaway, as he presents Risks - Pre...pare and Respond to an On-Water Crisis Thursday 20 August 6PM (AEST) Live and recorded Start thinking about your questions now, ready for a Q and A segment at the end of the presentation Please register to receive the webinar link here https://www.sailing.org.au/surveys/1537/
