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Benfleet Yacht Club - Founded in 1922, celebrating our Centenary in 2022

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From humble beginnings

In the early 1920's, Benfleet was a very different place! A village, with less than a thousand residents but three pubs - all of which survive today! After WW1 the attractions of both Benfleet and Canvey as places to retire brought along an increasing number of residents, mostly from the eastern parts of London. Others found that with a one-hour train service to London, it was practicable to live in the country and work in town. So it was that by the 1920's, Benfleet's population had risen to two thousand, and the majority were newcomers.

Benfleet Yacht Club was started in 1922 on the northern bank of Benfleet Creek, adjacent to the railway line and Benfleet Station, by a group of locals from varied backgrounds but with a common interest in "yachting". Meetings were held in the nearby Hoy Public House, which was owned by Harry Phillips, and this family association Benfleet Yacht Club continues today! At this time there was no bridge on to Canvey, only stepping stones, a hard track in the base of the creek, and a rowed ferry boat for when the tide was in.

1927 - our first headquarters, the barge "Soar:

By 1927 a barge, the Soar, had been purchased by the members and converted into the club headquarters. She was moored next to the station with storage for boats and gear in the arches under the platform (no underpass then!).

In May 1930 construction of an opening bridge was started, which was opened in May 1931. This was to allow the Thames barges bringing building materials for the growing villages to reach the Canvey Supply wharf (where the station bus stop is). Of course, it also gave access to the River Thames for Club members.

1935 - a new headquarters, ex heath ship "Hygeia"

The barge HQ began to leak more and more, so in 1935 a deal was done for the ex-Gravesend Port Authority health ship "Hygeia", for the headquarters. She had originally been a two masted schooner moored off Gravesend, however this boat was not built to be grounded on the mud with each tide and, you guessed it, she quickly began to leak and electric pumps had to be installed to combat this.

By this time, the club was becoming popular with both locals and those from further afield - mainly London. The creek was a busy place. Boats were moored along the creek, opposite the station. Dinghies would be pulled up onto the banks of the creek in front of the station. There were a couple of boatyards along the creek where maintenance was undertaken and repairs carried out. Races were taking place around the estuary for yachts and a variety of dinghies were sailed in the creek and beyond. In 1936, Reg Freeman, a yacht designer based locally, was commissioned to design a dinghy to sail and race in Benfleet Creek. The boat was known as a "BOD", the "Benfleet One Design" (see photo below). The plans can be seen today above the staircase in our clubhouse.

Social sailing for families was becoming popular too. This photograph of two Club families was taken in the late 1930's. During the summer members were in the habit of taking their boats and meeting out on a sandbar in the Thames that appears at low tide - The Ray. Rather than fight for space on the beach, families could have all the fun of sunshine and sea on their own sandbar. Games would be played on the sand and when the tide turned the boats would head for home. Some things never change!!

1940 - 1945 "The war years"

During WW2 Yachting for pleasure was theoretically banned, but due to the efforts of one member who lived near Benfleet station, Mr Bert Wines, the club was opened as and when needed and was able to keep running. There was a fairly large military and naval presence in the area. Holehaven was the HQ of the Admiralty Thames Patrol and Southend Pier was commissioned by the Navy and named as HMS Leigh. The Commodore invited the senior staff of these organisations to become honorary members of the club, this helped to keep the club running as the bar did very well!

1948 - a new club headquarters, the "Inner Dowsing" light vessel

The Hygeia succumbed to the inevitable and was replaced by the newly retired Trinity House "Inner Dowsing Lightship" in 1948. She was built in 1840 and was the oldest surviving wooden lightship afloat, again moored just by the station. She arrived complete with mast and light.

A great deal of work was needed to convert her to a club headquarters, but this was done in stages over many years by members. There were two sections below, with a central staircase. Astern was the main saloon bar with a large cast iron stove in the middle, and forward there was a larger more open area where social functions and meetings were held.

The club grew from strength to strength and in the 1950s was a prominent part of the East Coast yachting community. Members took part in cross channel races in cruisers and several international dinghy sailors honed their skills in the creek!

The 1953 North Sea "Big Flood"

Benfleet Yacht Club members boat handling skills were tested in the 1953 flood, as recorded in this extract from the police sergeant's report at the time:

"A group of young people from Benfleet Yacht Club helped to rescue and evacuate members of the public from the Canvey Island flood.

Ten members of the South Benfleet Yacht Club were responsible for saving over 60 people from the Sixty Acres and Winter Gardens area of Canvey Island. This area was flooded to a depth of about 5 feet on the north side of the inner sea wall. They rowed their boats from South Benfleet and whilst 8 male members rescued the people in their boats, the two women set up a shelter in an empty house for the old people."

The police report continues.

"They carried out their self-appointed task in the face of a bitter wind and a strong current which made their boats practically unmanageable, and they did not stop until they had made certain that every living person had been removed from the flooded bungalows. In their efforts to rescue, the men were forced to enter the water on occasion, to get the people out of their houses. Had it not been for their efforts I am certain that the death roll on this day would have been much greater."

1963 - all move (just a little bit)

In 1963 the population of Canvey had grown and the access via the single road on & off the Island, which had to contend with the opening bridge and a level crossing, was severely overloaded. Church Creek (which flowed under the station) was blocked off and the present underpass was built. The Club moved a few hundred yards down the creek to the, by now unused, Canvey Supply wharf.

1968 - all move again (a bit further this time)

In 1968 the (allegedly second hand) opening bridge was replaced by the present fixed bridge. This necessitated an Act of Parliament to close the creek and the Club was able to get some compensation for loss of access to the river. The clubship was moved to a site on the marsh east of the bridge which had been purchased by the members. The Club continued at the wharf site for a few years using a cabin inside the boatshed as the HQ / bar. The marsh below the bridge was slowly filled and prepared for use with a roadway, car park, water and electricity supplies. The site expansion continued for many years to achieve what we see today.

The lightship was converted to give a deck saloon bar with a larger open bar area down below. But eventually history repeated itself and she started to defeat the best efforts of the members to keep her afloat!

1984 - the move ashore

After much discussion and an Extraordinary General Meeting it was agreed to break with tradition and move ashore to a purpose built HQ. In 1984 the present clubhouse was built. Although the main structure was constructed professionally the majority of the work was carried out by members using their many and varied skills. This continues in the improvements made to the HQ and the site facilities that we have now. With members continued help we hope to make another 100 years!

2022 - Benfleet Yacht Club Centenary Year

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Welcome to Benfleet Yacht Club, a large and friendly club located along the scenic shore of Benfleet Creek in Canvey Island, Essex. Known for its excellent sailing and sports facilities, the club offers great opportunities for both dinghy and cruiser sailing, as well as coastal rowing.

For dinghy sailing and coastal rowing, members can enjoy the sheltered waters of Benfleet Creek, while yacht cruising allows access to the Thames Estuary and beyond. The club boasts many tidal moorings for yachts and has top-notch on-shore storage facilities for both yachts and dinghies.

In addition to its sailing activities, Benfleet Yacht Club also has a superb clubhouse. The clubhouse features a welcoming bar that is open for lunchtime and evening drinks seven days a week, providing members with the perfect place to meet up, unwind, and enjoy a chat. The clubhouse also offers a variety of tasty bites to eat. Furthermore, the club organises an active social and entertainment programme throughout the year, providing members with a range of exciting events to attend.

The Benfleet Yacht Club website is regularly updated with the latest news and upcoming events. Members can look forward to informative and fun activities like learning about sails and how they work, as well as entertaining events such as the “Guess the Theme Tune” night with a buffet, and the Burns Night Celebration Supper featuring a four-course meal and a complimentary dram of malt whisky.

The club also organises annual events like the BYC Annual Paper Boat Race, a charity event that raises funds for the RNLI. In its 52nd year, the race requires participants to construct their vessels using only paper and cardboard. Entrants can start from inside the BYC slipway or from one of the two pontoons beside the slip.

Benfleet Yacht Club has a busy calendar of events throughout the year, including dinghy races, prize giving ceremonies, work parties, and bank holiday cruises to destinations like Brighton and Queenborough. The club also hosts the popular “Benfleet Yacht Club At Home” event, where all members are invited to enjoy complimentary light buffet food.

Whether you are a seasoned sailor or a beginner looking to learn, Benfleet Yacht Club has something to offer for all levels of experience. The club's stunning location, excellent facilities, and friendly atmosphere make it a fantastic choice for anyone interested in sailing, rowing, or socialising with like-minded individuals.

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A lovingly converted barge that the can be found on the North side of Benfleet Yacht Club opposite the clubhouse. Barge has been converted to look like an old English pub with beams dividing areas of the barge and even has a pool table in the stern. Large outdoor seating area makes the pub popular in summer months with walkers and cyclists. Barbeques are held on Sundays. The upper deck of the barge has also been converted into a seating area with part of this being covered. Two keg beers and a range of bottled ales are available.

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Benfleet Yacht Club Canvey Road Canvey Island Essex SS8 0QT United Kingdom

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The food is insanely good! Prices are cheaper than almost any seafood restaurant on the strip with this quality. Bartenders are amazing. There's gaming. I won on the machine and my stomach won too. Lobster bisque is a must! Salmon topped with king crab I'll be back! …

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I'm kind of a bit confused as to why this place has such a terrible rating. My husband and I are staying at treasure island and decided to try out Yacht Club for dinner tonight. The food and service were great. We would dine again if we stayed at treasure island

We tried items on their happy hour menu. Everything is $13. Crispy Calamari - nothing special. The jalapeños give it a little kick -- if you eat one. The lemon aioli just tastes like mayo, and the marinara sauce was fine. Bacon wrapped shrimp - just okay, nothing special. Lobster bisque - bland Steamed clams and mussels - the broth had a little kick to it and was not tasty, and we got like 6 clams and 6 mussels. It came with an "Olive Garden" breadstick Yellowfin tuna poke - this was good! The tuna tasted fresh atop edamame and avocado, and the fried wonton was crispy Crab cake - two small crab cakes. These were okay except they were cold in the middle. Nothing special and not worth $13. So . . . we should have walked a little further and ate at Popeye's.

The Las Vegas Yacht Club opened last November in the space formerly occupied by the Seafood Shack and Mojito Bar at the TI Hotel and Casino. It appears they upgraded the menu, but not much else. The restaurant's décor is the same as the Seafood Shack's. Craig Taylor is the Executive Chef at the TI. Let's be upfront, the Yacht Club isn't a high-end seafood restaurant like Eddie V's, Ocean Prime or Oceanaire. But it does serve delicious comfort food in a casual setting that would appeal to a local family or out-of-towners. The $65 average tab per person, might make sense on the Vegas Strip, but seems a tad high for families. Service is really important to me. It's more than taking our order and checking in. For example, does the server build a relationship with our guests, do they provide outstanding menu knowledge and recommendations. Unfortunately, our Yacht Club server didn't excel in those areas. We had some hits and some misses with our dinner: - The broth for the Saffron Mussels had an odd taste, almost like a low-quality white wine was used - Caesar Salad was awesome, a large portion of romaine that can be shared easily by two or three diners -Sea Scallops with Angel Hair was another large portion, super rich and filling - Fish & Chips is another classic on the Yacht Club menu, with plenty of beer battered cod for the largest appetite - The pan-fried Salmon was dry and bland - Street Carrots is a creative name for a side, but it failed to attract much interest from our group If I make it back, I'd order one of two signatures: Seven Seas (with lobster meat, clams, shrimp, mussels and scallops in a lobster tomato broth) or the Seafood Risotto (clams, shrimp, mussels and scallops).

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The food is insanely good! Prices are cheaper than almost any seafood restaurant on the strip with this quality. Bartenders are amazing. There's gaming. I won on the machine and my stomach won too. Lobster bisque is a must! Salmon topped with king crab I'll be back!

We had a reservation on Open Table months prior to holiday. Got there and were given a table with a weird configuration. I went to the manager, I believe named Jordan or Julie, and was told that when you booked, you didn't request a particular table, like that's even a thing. She was rude and uncaring. Then we ordered and 3 of the 4 dishes had shrimp in them and each dish tasted funny from the shrimp. He took the shrimp out, waiter took it back to the kitchen. No comment followed and no manager came to apologize or offer an explanation. We continued our meals and ordered 2 deserts which AFTER were complimentary. Still no manager for an explanation. Worse place to eat in Vegas. Definitely not worth the high prices.

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• Dining style Casual Dining
• Price $31 to $50
• Cuisines American, Seafood, Grill
• Hours of operation Breakfast Daily 7:00 am–11:00 am Lunch Daily 11:00 am–5:00 pm Happy Hour Daily 3:00 pm–6:00 pm Dinner Daily 5:00 pm–10:00 pm
• Phone number (305) 434-9039
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• Location 1996 Overseas Highway, Marathon, FL 33050
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Pomea brut cava (glass) $10.00, pomea brut cava (bottle) $40.00, unshackled sparkling wine $55.00, veuve clicquot $120.00.

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Russian stuff blowing up: Moscow yacht club goes up in flames

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🔥 Explosion of a russian ammunition depot. Pokrovsk direction. pic.twitter.com/Oc9BaqcsHD — ✙ Albina Fella ✙ 🇺🇦🇬🇧🇫🇷🇩🇪🇵🇱🇺🇸🇨🇦🇦🇺 (@albafella1) June 22, 2024

Smoke on the water, the fire in the sky.

Yachts go up in smoke. Could be sabotage or could be insurance fraud or could be another careless smoker.

“ARSON in a yacht club near Moscow. More than a dozen yachts and boats burned downs.” – Baza 👉 Russian ships are racing to join the Moskva. pic.twitter.com/VeErNGzT6s — Jason Jay Smart (@officejjsmart) June 21, 2024

Sucks when you can’t even get a moped through with a six-pack of water.

The whole road is about 15 km and you can take dozens of similar photos on it. Thanks to the successful operation of drones, Russians are sitting in tree lines and  forests with a minimum of ammunition, food and water. There were cases when we destroyed a moped with which Russians tried to bring a pack of 6 bottles of water to the position.”

Bukhanka graveyard on the Kharkiv front: “The cutting of Russian logistical routes is probably one of the key reasons why Russian offensive in the Kharkiv region got bogged down. In one photo there are 5 burnt Bukhankas. The whole road is about 15 km and you can take dozens of… pic.twitter.com/j1xeg4tOhr — Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 (@bayraktar_1love) June 22, 2024

The beatings will continue until morale improves.

🔞 Kadyrovite beats Kadyrovite. Education in the ruzzian army. pic.twitter.com/Z43RJsd2c2 — ✙ Albina Fella ✙ 🇺🇦🇬🇧🇫🇷🇩🇪🇵🇱🇺🇸🇨🇦🇦🇺 (@albafella1) June 22, 2024

Speaking of declining morale.

According to "The Northern Channel", Russian military police have been detached to the northern Kharkiv front to suppress defections and that the highest risk of deserters is in the area of #Hyboke north of #Lyptsi where the AFU is making gains. "The military police arrived… pic.twitter.com/iiP6n69EyJ — OSINT (Uri Kikaski) 🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🇬🇧 🇺🇦 🇮🇱 (@UKikaski) June 18, 2024

Russia continues to round up migrants workers for cannon fodder duty in Ukraine.

Barnaul is in Siberia south of Novosibirsk.

Russia: FSB conducted a massive raid, lining up over 200 people outside night clubs and bars in Barnaul, near Novosibirsk. Some were severely beaten and gunshots were also heard. pic.twitter.com/GnCigcBE8S — Igor Sushko (@igorsushko) June 22, 2024

45 migrants were forced at gunpoint to sit under the scorching sun This is how Russian law enforcers conducted another raid on migrants at a construction site in Voronezh. Those who are found to have a Russian passport are often taken to the military recruitment center. pic.twitter.com/vIDBiSWGRH — NEXTA (@nexta_tv) June 22, 2024

It’s basically an armored taxi.

In this video a Ukrainian soldier breaks down why this T-62 is a pile of shit.

The Ukrainian Army released an extensive video of the infamous Russian turtle tanks. They are far worse than expected. Underneath that garbage is an old T-62M. The gun is not operational, there is no ammunition and the turret is locked in place. The panels are sheet metal… pic.twitter.com/s33mm5zg5w — (((Tendar))) (@Tendar) June 22, 2024

Another 1,110 Russian soldiers.

Russian losses per 22/06/24 reported by the Ukrainian general staff +1110 men +8 tanks +11 APVs +28 artillery pieces +15 UAVs +4 cruise missiles pic.twitter.com/5Ul2ZRCfB0 — NOELREPORTS 🇪🇺 🇺🇦 (@NOELreports) June 22, 2024

At least 4 285 Russian officers have been eliminated in Ukraine, +27 since last update. Minimum losses since 24 February 2022. Each name is confirmed by a Russian source via funeral notices, obituaries, graves, news platforms, monuments and memorial plaques. pic.twitter.com/KDBMXg72CZ — KIU ✪ Russian Officers killed in Ukraine 🇨🇿🇺🇦 (@KilledInUkraine) June 22, 2024

It reminds me of the old German V1 rocket

Breaking: Nikolayevsky Vanekreported reported on his TG Channel that the AFU has recovered remnants of an Iranian Atash-1/2 jet-powered OWUAV which was shot down and crash-landed near the town of #Ochakiv , Mykolaiv Oblast. The Atash drones are jet powered and appear to be cruise… pic.twitter.com/pk86jtAGin — OSINT (Uri Kikaski) 🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🇬🇧 🇺🇦 🇮🇱 (@UKikaski) June 22, 2024

Russians continue to shell Kharkiv.

The Russians dropped 4 x FAB UMPC's on the center of Kharkiv earlier today. Currently, there are 2 dead and 23 injured but the debris are still being cleared to search for more victims. #OSINT #UkraineWar #UkraineKrieg #Ukraine #Russia #NAFO REPOST APPRECIATED!!! pic.twitter.com/TjhXf2BNnu — OSINT (Uri Kikaski) 🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🇬🇧 🇺🇦 🇮🇱 (@UKikaski) June 22, 2024

The moment of the guided aerial bomb hit in Kharkiv The number of wounded has increased to 37. https://t.co/CTXKu85FC3 pic.twitter.com/1lduAfIJ3S — Maria Drutska 🇺🇦 (@maria_drutska) June 22, 2024

No, no, no. We weren’t trying to hit the residential building. We were trying to hit the hospital.

Russian propagandists now claim their target in Kharkiv was not a residential building but a police hospital. Their open admission of calls for war crimes is truly outrageous. Watch this and imagine it’s your Saturday afternoon pic.twitter.com/tP2BLSUoT8 — Maria Avdeeva (@maria_avdv) June 22, 2024

Well, what can ya do? You can’t hide in your basement 24/7.

Residents of the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv shock with their calmness People continue to relax by the pool while explosions are heard on the horizon. A residential apartment building was damaged as a result of the attack. 18 people were injured, 2 dead. pic.twitter.com/NjgwsCbIGz — NEXTA (@nexta_tv) June 22, 2024

Russia not only commits war crimes like bombing a school, they posted video about it.

Russian sources are posting a video of what they describe as the "second use" of a FAB-3000 M-54 S UMPC in the #Liptsy area. Geolocation: 50.193348, 36.436196 The structure is the Slobozhanskaya School which is closed as civilians have been evacuated from the entire area. The… pic.twitter.com/2GUgssOi5I — OSINT (Uri Kikaski) 🇺🇸 🇨🇦 🇬🇧 🇺🇦 🇮🇱 (@UKikaski) June 21, 2024

This attack is in Ivano-Frankivsk, which is southeast of Lviv in western Ukraine.

The aftermath of the night attack on Ivano-Frankivsk Oil and Gas University In addition, 14 buildings, a lyceum, a kindergarten were damaged in the city. pic.twitter.com/Iz5WRyGRxZ — Maria Drutska 🇺🇦 (@maria_drutska) June 22, 2024

In  this video  a Russian soldier is wounded by an FPV drone. While he is lying in the road and his comrade walks up to him, he motions to his head. His comrade then finishes him off with a shot to the head.

Life is brutal in the Russian Army.

You can believe that this is the result of climate change if you like, but clearly this is the wrath of God at work. Expect to see locust swarms and frogs next.

🌪️ Russia: Tornadoes in Moscow injured over 40 people. Experts say the frequency and intensity of the phenomenon is increasing due to climate change. pic.twitter.com/KjpDe2Qd8t — Igor Sushko (@igorsushko) June 21, 2024

Lukashenko says being president of Belarus is “fiddle-faddle” and that he dreams of milking cows.

Lukashenko told how he milks cows in his dreams. Also, during a visit to a dairy complex, he said the best job is in agriculture, and the presidency is fiddle-faddle. pic.twitter.com/AwpScZES7F — Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) June 22, 2024

This is why Ukraine will eventually win.

A Russian drone was taken out by Ukrainian EW, local people grabbed it and repaired it and sent it to the ukrainian army. Hah. pic.twitter.com/CRN6SgE3Vy — Andrew Perpetua (@AndrewPerpetua) June 22, 2024

Rest in peace.

💔 In Kherson region, our colleague Oleksandr Chekhun was killed in an enemy attack while on duty at a checkpoint As a result of a Russian drone attack, an inspector of the patrol police response sector of the Kherson Police Department No. 1, a senior police lieutenant, was… pic.twitter.com/GTX7nTxG7a — Andrew Perpetua (@AndrewPerpetua) June 22, 2024

No peppers? No green beans?

Because they are #Ukrainians ❗️😜🤣 The Ukrainian military man showed his trenches, where onions, cucumbers, dill , tomatoes are planted evenly and neatly... This nation cannot be defeated❗️☝️ pic.twitter.com/aeLupjZMbu — Olena_Wave🇺🇦 (@OlenaWave) June 22, 2024

Life goes on in Kyiv.

One more video from the festival in Kyiv for you. To tell you the truth, I meant to walk in the botanical garden and enjoy the nature. But it was a festival there 🙈 oops. Perhaps you will ask why the girls put the ribbons on the tree. I don’t know. Maybe it is some tradition… pic.twitter.com/tMaoP68LGa — Yaroslava Antipina (@strategywoman) June 22, 2024

Soledar needs a new home.

Meet Soledar, a cat who lost his home in the bombed city he’snamed after. Now he lives at a military strongpoint, nestled btwn tires, with 80th Brigade soldiers as family. Stressed by constant shelling, he needs evacuation from frontline. This war cat seeks a peaceful home. pic.twitter.com/ddyMNLyIRj — Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) June 22, 2024

Man’s best friend and his backup vocals.

Peaceful night to all good people 😴💤 And let Russia burn. pic.twitter.com/Vy9PCw1QJU — 𝐀𝐧𝐧𝐚 𝐊𝐎𝐌𝐒𝐀 | 🇪🇺🇫🇷🇵🇱🇺🇦 (@tweetforAnna) June 21, 2024