How the Wynnum Manly Radio Model Yacht Club is curing a sailing addiction for many yachties

 Almost two dozen yachts — white sails unfurled and flapping in the breeze — race back and forth on a sparkling, blue sky day at Manly Harbour in Brisbane.

Passers-by, especially children, stop in awe of the action.

"Oh look at that one," a little boy calls to his parents.

"I like the red one and the orange one," he adds.

This is no ordinary yacht race.

That's because ordinary yachts are far too big for this event.

Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-10-16/queensland-yachtsman-manly-model-club-wys/101266460



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