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United States Wayfarer Association
When Englishman Ian Proctor initially set about drafting the lines of the Wayfarer in 1957, his objectives were threefold. First, he wanted a boat that performed well enough to be suitable for competitive class racing. Secondly, the boat needed to be roomy and stable to make it an attractive family boat. Lastly, it was to be endowed with features such as large stowage compartments and other cockpit amenities, which would enhance its utility as a camping/cruising boat. All of this was with the view that the dinghy would be sailed for the most part in the rough, turbulent, coastal waters of the British Isles. Ian Proctor succeeded with remarkable genius in achieving all three of his goals.
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Skandinavisk Wayfarer Sammenslutning
Scandinavian Wayfarer Association = SWS. SWS is the Scandinavian organisation for Wayfarer dinghies under DANISH SAILING ASSOCIATION (Dansk Sejlunion). We are aprox. 400 members in Norway, Sweden and Denmark. SWS is arranging Racing and Cruising events, and are providing members with technical advice. Yearly SWS run the Norwegian and the Danish Nationals. In July SWS run the Cruising Rally at Rantzausminde. "W-nyt" is our news edition to members, delivered 4 times a year.
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Wayfarer International home page
The International program of Wayfarer events grows each year, and members from any of the current NCA’s who would like to experience Wayfarer sailing in another part of the world will find they will be warmly welcomed at such events. It is only necessary to contact the person named as organiser of the event, and they will do all they can to make provision for someone attending the event from abroad
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Dutch Wayfarer Association
Wayfarer sailing in Holland is growing with an increasing coherence between the Wayfarer sailors and an exciting programme of events. In 2001 NEDWA held her first ever National Wayfarer Championships, an event repeated in 2002 and 2003. As always, the Dutch welcome overseas visitors to their cruising and racing events. We had a number of sailors from other countries who took part in our national championships and in the international cruising events.
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