retrieve over the side

wavelength · 15 October 2002, 19:17

batfalcon · 16 October 2002, 06:07

Where has the picture gone ?

wavelength · 16 October 2002, 08:55

sorry - did it wrong apparently. I'll have another try when i get time.
In the meantime go to page headed up up and away at our web site wavelength training
Dave (computer amatuer)

matiboy · 16 October 2002, 18:54

looks hairy

DM · 16 October 2002, 21:13

Is this a pic of Knott end or Peenemunde? I love those double yellows that disappear into the sea. Do the local traffic wardens wear wellies? If you look closely, one of those bollards has my orange gelcoat on it.

wavelength · 17 October 2002, 17:47

bollard damage - another good reason for retrieving over side you wouldn't want to hurt one of them would you. Theres a 10.5m rise of tide here. The yellow lines have no legal backing but it does discourage folk from leaving cars after theyve launched. from past incidents we can say that transit vans float for a very short time when immersed-just enough to get washed over the side. We had one guy break the window of his jag the other week to get at his spare keys (in glovebox) as tide came in cos his mate ha gone to sea with the others

wavelength · 17 October 2002, 17:54

ok - Ive got the hang of it now-I tightened the elastic in the computer and adjusted the nut that holds the keyboard
Now drive into the jaws of trailer and keep in forward gear