Welcome to the 2009 Crinan Classic Boat Festival
Once again Crinan Classic Boat Festival will be gracing the shores
around Crinan, the Crinan Canal and surrounding area. After
experiencing much success and popularity with the festival in the first
two years the organisers are confident of another buoyant festival in
2009.
Bring your wooden sail boats, fishing boats, motor boats and
dinghies to Crinan and we will keep you fully entertained with racing,
haggis hurling, wild ceilidhs (Scottish dance), and whisky drinking! We
are hoping to attract some of the Alfred Mylne yachts to the festival
which will also be racing on the Clyde afterwards to celebrate Mylne’s
era in the golden age of Clydeside yacht building. Set to be a
spectacular regatta hosted by Ace Marine, please visit their
web site, www.mylne.com
Crinan is a 350 year old picturesque fishing village located on the
Atlantic side of the Crinan Canal, gateway to the Western Isles, and
well known to Scottish yachtsmen. Enjoy racing round some of the most
beautiful cruising ground in the world.
Crinan Classic would like to thank the following for their support
with the festival. All those who are going to participate and
especially those who have sent in early entry forms at time of going to
press, 1st March, thank you. Bruichladdich Whisky, The Crown Estate, Crinan Hotel, Crinan Boatyard, British
Waterways Scotland, Argyll & Bute Council, Loch Lomond Sea Planes, Tunnocks Biscuits, Scottish Field magazine, Classic
Boat magazine, Barbreck Farms, Tilley Hats, the Puffer VIC 32, Shanks Waste
Solutions, A&R Way Boatbuilding, Mid Argyll Sailing Club
and Mid Argyll Pipe Band, The Green Blue, Clyde Cruising Club,
volunteers and of course many, many others.
Crinan Classic is open to all wooden boats.
For further information please contact:
Mike Dalglish - Mobile: +44 (0)7887 931 921
Ross Ryan - Mobile: +44 (0)7766 277 818
Landline: +44 (0)1546 830 261
Email: crinanclassic@yahoo.co.uk
Please find our Entry Forms and Crinan Canal Package forms on our Downloads Page.
And to see highlights from our 2008 Festival, see our YouTube video!
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