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Community fundraiser after fire destroy sailing club

Volunteers from the Narrabeen Lake Sailing Club have launched a community fundraiser to help bring the club back to life and restock equipment for the next generation of users after it was destroyed by fire on the weekend.

Libby Paulsen, and husband David Loomes who is the chief starter of the races, said everyone was devastated at the loss of club facilities, but felt determined to “rise like a phoenix from the ashes”.

You can donate to the Go Fund me page here. 

PREVIOUSLY, 28 November 2021:  The Jamieson Park Paddle shop and Narrabeen Lakes Sailing Club at the Narrabeen lagoon was destroyed by fire yesterday, 27 November.

Photo: Northern Beaches Advocate. And above Photo: Rhydian Ward

The Northern Beaches Advocate was at the scene and report the operators of Jamieson Park Paddle rushed to save as many watercraft as possible before flames fully engulfed the building. A total of 27 firefighters from Narrabeen, Dee Why, Mona Vale, Avalon, Manly and Forestville Stations attended the incident.

For full and thorough coverage of the incident we recommend you visit Advocate you visit the Advocate for further reading.

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