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I just received the latest NewSprint magazine and what a bumper edition it is. It is Yvonne's first edition and my word what a good start she has made. It looks really good and I will enjoy reading it over the coming week (or 2).
Well Done Yvonne. It looks like the magazine is in safe hands.
Regards
Bob Carter

Bloody marvellous. Well done, Yvonne.

Since Erling hasn't rang to accuse me of libel I presume the post hasn't got to Shanklin yet.

Still not arrived at Shanklin.

You can borrow my copy after I have redacted it.

Just read the new mag from cover to cover. What a superb first issue Yvonne, keep up the great work.
Cheers Keith Bartlett FREDDIE 1962

Thank you!
I've thoroughly enjoyed putting it together.

All comments, future content ideas, photos etc all gratefully received

Yvonne

Great mag, Yvonne. Well done. And well done, George, for finding a worthy successor.

I was sorry to read of the demise of the Open Dinghy Club. 200+ years ago, people lived far away from the coast to avoid the press gangs. These days, developers will pay extortionate prices for land with a sea view. Small sailing clubs don't stand a chance.

Keith, how did you manage to weave Brexit into it? You should apply for a job at the BBC!

Well played indeed, Yvonne. The future of our great magazine (which is so dear to my heart) is in very safe hands.
We should all rejoice! How good it was to receive mine in the post and sit down with a wee dram to read it. Having not done that for many years, it was a real pleasure. I hope, Yvonne, you took my advice when you completed it and retired to a darkened room with a similar and much deserved libation.
Cheers & Laughter

Still not reached Essex yet .......

Corky the Cat wrote:Great mag, Yvonne. Well done. And well done, George, for finding a worthy successor.

I suspect that Liam might have helped by putting Yvonne's name forward....

Not guilty.

Agree with the above, well done Yvonne really good job. I thought I was going to miss George's consummate professionalism, but honestly - i don't
The magazine is indeed in safe hands.

kind regards

Keith (1840)