Regatta 2013

Another great Regatta! Lots of photos here. You can start a slideshow by clicking on any thumbnail. If you have photos to contribute please email jeff@mdws.net.

Jeff’s Photos

More photos from Pete Langdon

The Regatta Committee wishes to thank everyone who helped towards this successful day. We have elected to make the following Donations to charity.

RNLI£500
Hospice Care£500
Air Ambulance£500
Vision£300
HRCST£300
Constantine Silver Band£200
Tolmen Centre£100
Cottage Garden Society£100
Save the Children£100
Port Navas Village Hall£100
Phoenix Stroke Trust£100
Dementia UK Cornwall£100
Helford Marine Conservation£100
Nare Point Coastal Watch£100

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