Entries are fast flowing with the deadline not far away, a weekend full of beautiful timber classics, ranging from yachts to launches to dinghies, there is a sailing event for everyone.

For those who enjoy the social events just as much (or evern more) than the on-water activities, the KYC and Wooden Boat Guild have a barbeque lined up on Saturday evening, followed by a cooked breakfast before racing, both at the KYC Clubhouse and deck.

After the main events on Sunday, a prize-giving dinner will be held at the Oyster Cove Inn at $40.00 per head a bargain given the quality of food and company! This event is SOLD OUT, the KWBR and associates will be taking over the pub on Sunday!

On the final Monday, the 8th, another hot cooked breakfast will begin from 0730 hours on the KYC deck for those keen to continue the night's revelries or begin some new ones! MasterChef Malcolm Croxton heads up a list of not-so-world-reknowned chefs cooking up breakfasts feasts on the barbecues by the water.

For comprehensive information on the KWBR, check out the 'Wooden Boat Rally' tab on the main menu.

I'll see you out there!

Photograph:Malcolm Croxton

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