I gather this topic is for those that might be on the water during the weekdays in Manly area. But what is the meaning of WAMW?
Wednesday Afternoon Manly Windsurfers.
....Happens at the same time as the RQYS social yacht race, WAGS...(Wednesday Afternoon Gone Sailing.)
CRASE is Casual Retired and Self Employed. Windsurfers who prioritise windsurfing ahead of work.
WAGS is actually wednesday afternoon gentlemans sailing. Gentleman as in no spinakers.
I also enjoy MAGS, TAGS, THAGS, and ****
Select to expand quotebludga said..
WAGS is actually wednesday afternoon gentlemans sailing. Gentleman as in no spinakers.
I also enjoy MAGS, TAGS, THAGS, and ****
Correct. Also the Stbd has right of way rule does not apply. Instead it is might has right
Select to expand quoteremo81 said..bludga said..
WAGS is actually wednesday afternoon gentlemans sailing. Gentleman as in no spinakers.
I also enjoy MAGS, TAGS, THAGS, and ****
Correct. Also the Stbd has right of way rule does not apply. Instead it is might has right
Come to think of it, nearly 30 years ago we found that to be true when we were involved in a very serious collision.
Select to expand quotebludga said..remo81 said..bludga said..
WAGS is actually wednesday afternoon gentlemans sailing. Gentleman as in no spinakers.
I also enjoy MAGS, TAGS, THAGS, and ****
Correct. Also the Stbd has right of way rule does not apply. Instead it is might has right
Come to think of it, nearly 30 years ago we found that to be true when we were involved in a very serious collision.
You are not the only one.
Select to expand quotebludga said..
WAGS is actually wednesday afternoon gentlemans sailing. Gentleman as in no spinakers.
I also enjoy MAGS, TAGS, THAGS, and ****
Traditionally it was gentleman's sailing - maybe they changed it to keep up with today's politically correctness.
Select to expand quotebludga said..
Traditionally it was gentleman's sailing - maybe they changed it to keep up with today's politically correctness.
Yes I think that's the case.
Hope its good for you guys.
