So what can a Buddy offer?  Some people can find attending an event where the majority of people already seem to know everyone else, a little daunting.  If you’re new to MYC and would like more information as to what goes on at a particular event afloat, what the destination and mooring arrangements are like or similar, then please get in touch with the event organiser.  You may feel that you’d like to arrive at an event and have someone you know there as a first point of contact to welcome you, introduce you around and generally help you get into the social swing of things by introducing you to other members. Pre-dinner drinks, a pontoon party, dinner or similar, will help make sure that you’re ‘welcomed aboard’ and get to know the group as quickly and as easily as possible.  You won’t be ‘over nannied’, but you may just prefer a helping hand to find your feet in what may be a new group to you.  If you would like to ask for a Buddy, please make this known to the organisers in good time.  The organisers may offer their own services or ask another participant to get in touch with you and introduce themselves as your Buddy for the event.  Mylor is a really friendly club and we wouldn’t want to leave anybody feeling as though they’re on the side-lines and maybe, it won’t be long before we hope you’ll be offering your own services as a Buddy!