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Henri Lloyd Falmouth Week 2010 7th - 15th August

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WELCOME TO HENRI LLOYD FALMOUTH WEEK 2010

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WEDNESDAY 11TH FTRC, THURSDAY 12TH RCYC, FRIDAY 13TH St MSC, SATURDAY 14TH FSC.

 


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Henri Lloyd Falmouth Week builds on last year’s runaway success.
Plans for Henri Lloyd Falmouth Week 2010 are already well in progress, with a winning combination of varied yacht racing and a lively Shoreside programme.  This year’s Henri Lloyd Falmouth Week runs from 7-15 August.

This year sees the incorporation of the hugely popular and competitive “South West Area IRC Championships” with up to 5 Divisions racing windward/leeward and offshore courses in the one of the finest sailing amphitheatres in the world. Yachts have been brought to Falmouth from as far away as Ireland to take part in this prestigious event.This event kindly sponsored by J. H. Bunn &Co.

The 2nd edition of the classic yacht regatta the Pendennis Cup returns to Henri Lloyd Falmouth Week 2010. 30 meter schooners such as” Mariette” to modern day  26m  truly classic “Velacarina” will grace our shores, a  majestic sight set against the rugged Cornish coast.  An exhibition on the Cup and the host company Pendennis Shipyard will also be running for the week at the National Maritime Museum Cornwall

As well as these newer events the backbone to Henri Lloyd Falmouth Week still remains with the Falmouth Classic Yacht event, Henri Lloyd Dinghy week and racing for over 26 different classes of yachts, hosted by the Seven Clubs and Regatta committee around Falmouth Bay. Not forgetting Falmouth regatta Committee’s Champagne day, sponsored by Golder Associates.
The Port of Falmouth Sailing Association’s chairman, Steve Nicholls invites all racing sailors and those with a love of sailing to Henri Lloyd Falmouth Week 2010.  “The revitalisation of the week has been so immensely successful, that it is now time for competitors and their families to venture from all ports on the south coast of England, Wales and Ireland to Falmouth and experience all the fun we are having and you are missing!”
The Falmouth Town Shore side Committee is already working to deliver a good mix of fun and varied events for all.  The week begins in fine style with the Marching Carnival and leads into a full programme involving Events Square, the Princess Pavilion, Maritime Museum, Pendennis Castle, and businesses and groups throughout the town.  As ever, things will not be limited to Falmouth, with special activities planned in St Mawes, Mylor, Flushing and the Helford.  The week reaches a climax with the magnificent fireworks display over the harbour on Friday evening.

After last year’s  exciting Nippers and Youth event, Surf Life Saving GB will be holding their National Championships for over 1000 Surf Lifesavers age 7-70+ at Gyllngvase Beach over the whole week and will be joining in the Falmouth Week festivities.  This will be the biggest event ever to be staged of its kind in Falmouth, with its dynamic disciplines of Life saving Sport. If you are a nervous swimmer come to Falmouth it couldn’t be safer!
June 25th 1876, what on earth has this got to do with Henri Lloyd Falmouth Week 2010, well on that day George Armstrong Custer met his fate at the battle of the Little Big Horn, a battle that the Falmouth Marine Band and The Falmouth Working Boat Association will be Re –Enacting during   Falmouth Fun Night on Wednesday 11th August, That will be after the RED ARROWS perform their stunning display over Falmouth Harbour kindly sponsored by the Falmouth Harbour Commissioners.

 SO DON’T FORGET HENRI LLOYD FALMOUTH WEEK 2010 “BE PART OF IT”.


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