The Harbour status 23.4.2019
The Harbour hardstanding is deemed to be FULL, so no further vessels may be brought to the hardstanding without emailed request & approval from the Harbour Board. There is racking for more canoes yet.
Some License Labels are still awaiting application, available from the LSC foyer windowsill
Season End
From 1st September 2019, applications for winter berthing of regularly used dinghies (no storage) and as yet unlicensed canoes and boards will be considered by the Harbour Board as available allocated space allows.
Dinghies, canoes & tenders* not licensed for winter shall be removed from the harbour by Wednesday, 9th October.
Dayboats that winter on the hardstanding shall only come ashore AFTER the crane has departed the village. By default, such vessels should come ashore within days, else seek Board approval to remain afloat longer. This is to better gauge how much space there might be for winter dinghy sailors whilst the weather is still amenable.
*Tenders to dayboats still on moorings may remain on hardstanding without winter license.
Craning Ashore: Monday 14 October 2019 (HT 0750 3.8m)
