Sheerness, Kent, UK. 12th May, 2018. UK Weather: after a bright start with light winds, cloud and light rain has rolled in for the Open Day at the Isle of Sheppey Sailing Club in Sheerness, Kent. The open day is part of the Royal Yachting Association's national 'Push the Boat Out' initiative, which sees sailing clubs across the UK hold open days to introduce newcomers to the sport of sailing in May. Pic: children are taken for rides on a power boat. Credit: James Bell/Alamy Live News

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