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Waiting for the wind to fill in

Starboard is the stand on 'plane? In the air don't they pass port to port? And can I have my masthead aerial back please?

Discovered in an old photographic album I purchased for too much money.

Home of the Royal Cornwall yacht Club since 1870

I've been too busy in my new role to take any photos. Part of the new role involves organising the entirely new look Falmouth Classics 3 day event.

Despite a very tight time table, those excellent people at 8Wire have set up a new Falmouth Classics website, Facebook, and Titter pages see falmouthclassics.org.uk/

These posters have been prepared in double quick time so we have some advertising material ready for the Boat Show at Excel. Hope you like the photos

RCYC friday night race

Competitors from all over the world competing in Falmouth bay

AZAB 2007 start

Rainbow over Greenbank. There's no pot of gold under the RCYC!

We are so lucky to have such a beautiful Club house in such an idyllic position with world class sailing waters.

- as viewed from Flushing Sailing Club

RCYC Friday evening race. Peter's boat, Pink Fizz has just rounded Pendennis point and is on a tight reach up Carrick roads.

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Falmouth Working boat racing in the inner harbour.

Objection to too many sponsor adverts in background in first try!

Benn Ainslie sailing in Finn nationals, Falmouth

- Looking towards The Greenbank and Royal Cornwall Yacht Club

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The Royal Cornwall Yacht Club welcomes sailors of all ages and abilities to our club.

Located within a Grade II listed clubhouse on a 17 th  century private quayside, the club overlooks spectacular views of Falmouth, Flushing, Carrick Roads and beyond. RCYC was formed in 1871, and continues to hold close its traditional values whilst extending a warm welcome to new members.

As a club, we enjoy first class sailing. We host regular club racing as well as world-renowned sailing events. Whilst there is a focus on yacht sailing, we are enthusiastic supporters of dinghy sailing and motor boating interests.

Year round the club runs frequent social events including lectures, tuition and charity fundraising events. Our dining and bar facilities are open all year.

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Latitude: 50.1595 / 50°9'34"N

Longitude: -5.0738 / 5°4'25"W

OS Eastings: 180547

OS Northings: 33356

OS Grid: SW805333

Mapcode National: GBR ZD.T2DG

Mapcode Global: FRA 088L.M4S

Plus Code: 9C2P5W5G+RF

Entry Name: Royal Cornwall Yacht Club

Listing Date: 24 April 1996

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1270059

English Heritage Legacy ID: 460138

ID on this website: 101270059

Location: Flushing, Cornwall, TR11

County: Cornwall

Civil Parish: Falmouth

Built-Up Area: Falmouth

Traditional County: Cornwall

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Cornwall

Church of England Parish: Penwerris

Church of England Diocese: Truro

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SW8033SE GREENBANK 843-1/5/97 (North East side) Royal Cornwall Yacht Club

Probable sea captain's house, now a club. 1810-1830 with later extension. Killas rubble with almost flat brick arches; scantle slate hipped roofs: 2 parallel roofs with taller return roof on the left; tall brick stack left of rear roof. Double-depth plan, extended on the left, in front with single-storey service range at far right and returned parallel to front. 2 storeys; 4-window range, the left-hand bay a slightly later addition, possibly stables originally. Original 16-pane hornless sashes plus small 2-light casement right of doorway (under 3rd from right window) with original 6-panel door within distyle Doric porch with fluted columns; another doorway under left-hand window with C20 pair of glazed doors. INTERIOR: original features include moulded door architraves with corner blocks and open-well staircase with stick balusters.

Listing NGR: SW8054733356

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Sam's Cornwall restaurant chain makes history with new premises at royal yacht club in Falmouth

Non-members are now allowed to dine at the Royal Cornwall Yacht Club for the first time in the club's history

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One of the most popular homegrown restaurant chains in Cornwall has opened its new premises and has made history while doing it.

Sam's, which runs five diners and bars in the Duchy, has opened its sixth restaurant at the Royal Cornwall Yacht Club (RCYC) in Falmouth - meaning non-members are allowed to visit the club for the first time in its history.

Emma Sixton, who runs the business with husband Sam, said: "This is a great new collaboration in an amazing place right on the harbour. It’s been an absolute pleasure working here ... amazing staff. We just need to get word out to the public to let them know they can come in."

Read more: Cornish lads reinvent the cocktail and enjoy national success

Sam’s at The Royal Cornwall Yacht Club serves members and non-members fish and seafood specialities, burgers, meat and vegetarian dishes, alongside afternoon high tea and fizz, tapas and cocktails.

The restaurant , which opened last month, was a regular haunt for the CNN team when the American news station was covering the G7 Summit while based at the yacht club.

Sam's stated: "Feeding and watering up to 28 reporters, correspondents, anchor teams, production team, camera crews, operations, security, engineers, drivers, was an absolute pleasure. An unexpected opportunity we inherited when we joined the RCYC and an absolute pleasure.

"By all accounts CNN would be keen for us to travel and feed them wherever they were in the world."

The venue has already started receive positive reviews, including the two responses below.

"Stunning waterside setting, friendly relaxed service, great food. Chilled rose, delicious garlic bread, perfectly cooked steak and a superb monkfish special. Everything we love about other Sam's venues, but with a more muted yacht club ambience and a view to die for."

"Cracking lunch at the new Sam’s at the RCYC. Lovely staff and fantastic cooking. Give it a go, you won’t regret it!"

Sam's has other restaurants in Fowey (the original business which opened in 1987), on the beach at Polkerris, in the city at Truro and also at Par and on the Roseland peninsula near Veryan.

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The RCYC Office is open on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday from 11am – 3pm

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Royal Cornwall Yacht Club Greenbank Falmouth TR11 2SP

Location: 50°09’34.1″N, 5°04’25.9″W

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Parking at the RCYC is for our members only and does not include overnight parking. Members must display a permit.  There is free on-road parking surrounding the RCYC & we’re only a short stroll from the town centre.

The Club Launch

If you are a visiting yachtsperson, please call ‘Club Launch’ on Channel 37 to request a pick up to the RCYC.  One of our friendly Bosuns will happily transport you to & from your boat.  This is a complimentary service.

Alternatively, you’re very welcome to pick up a Falmouth Harbour visitor mooring or drop anchor & row in!

If you are arriving by boat , please feel free to tie up, depending on the tide, to the RCYC quay or slipway & come on in to use our Clubhouse

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Buses run to the Moor.  The short walk to the RCYC affords you the opportunity to take a look around the independent shops that line the High Street whilst making your way to us

For local taxis:

Abacus 01326 21 21 41 . Castle Taxis 07494 893750 . A2B 01326 317898

Water Taxi 07522 446659