Regattas at Batemans Bay and Canberra
History never to be Seen Again
Nelligen - more recent history
Home in Moruya- 2022
Peter’s Pride with President Peter - (no relation) revelling in the great sailing breeze with new volunteer Al at the helm.
Our Seal of Approval
19th December and our last sailing day for the year. Even our visitors enjoyed being in the water.
(Photo taken fro the pontoon where we launch to boats)
Who Said you were too old to go sailing - Never too old
Last Monday we were delighted to welcome the Narooma High School students and our friends from Life Without Barriers to our new sailing venue at Moruya Public Wharf. Peter Ward was able to be lifted by the C Crane into the boat - thanks to Eurobodalla Shire Council for organising to have that mount installed. We also had the chance to meet Dennis and Lee, both older gentlemen who came to see what Sailability is all about. Lee confessed to me that for 97 years he had been planning to experience sailing (no - that is not a type error, Lee had been looking forward to this experience for 97 years!) After climbing into our Hansa 303 "Poppy", ablely skippered by Alistair, Lee can now tick that one off his bucket list.
Mark reckons getting our 4 Hansa 303s together for a group photo is harder than rounding up sheep
See Mark - just wait until there is less breeze and they will all come home - pumping their rudders behind them
We were very pleased to welcome Michael Ansen, who had previously sailed with Sailability Manly before he moved south. Here he is sailing solo - he has not forgotten his skills!
October 2023 - Home after 20 years
Grand Opening of Shed and 20 year Celebration
27th November 2023
Tish’s Yummy Cake
Work Never Stops - but Oh so easy now
Mayor Hatcher complementing the team
President Peter Glen cutting the ribbon to officially openour new shed - at last
Photos of the Grand Opening courtesy of Moruya Mail
Mayor Matthew Hatcher cutting the cake to officially celebrate 20th anniversary of Sailability Batemans Bay - at last
Our shed is looking more like home every day.
Thanks to Bob
