Sea Doo Fun!

Brambles · 09 April 2006, 21:56

Just returned from an excellent couple of days of jet boat fun in Cornwall.

Launching from Mylor on Saturday, we visted Falmouth, then back for lunch at the Pandora followed by some general hooning around in a 60 mph fun machine

Ian

Brambles · 09 April 2006, 21:59

A few more..

Brambles · 09 April 2006, 22:02

And finally... Saturday sun set at the blue bar, Porthtowan, on the north coast. End of a great day

Tibs · 10 April 2006, 01:51

While I enjoyed the pictures of the SeaDoo, I thought this site was dedicated to RIBs.????? This is the first time I've seen a hard sided boat here on Ribnet.

codprawn · 10 April 2006, 02:10

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Originally Posted by Tibs

While I enjoyed the pictures of the SeaDoo, I thought this site was dedicated to RIBs.????? This is the first time I've seen a hard sided boat here on Ribnet.

You are right - he should be shot!!!

Having said that it looked like great fun - wonder how well the hull would have coped with a force 6 though???

Alice · 10 April 2006, 10:13

Even worse, he let Phil Michell drive the thing!!!

I've seen the state that his Princess V40 is in!!

phil mitchell · 10 April 2006, 10:42

i am on to you treacle
ha ha - cheeky so and so!!!
i do not look like phil mitchell
i have less hair and less fat

still dont get the hard side boat thing

rag and stick versus power i understand but ribsters having issues with hard siders - well whatever next

anyway its better than driving a giant meringue!!!!!!

only joking - good forum - and safe boating to you all - always

Brambles · 10 April 2006, 17:43

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Originally Posted by codprawn

You are right - he should be shot!!!

Ok, ok it's a fair cop. I stand guilty as charged. Enjoying my self on a hard boat and being foolish enough to post evidence of same.

I am very sorry. I just like boats d'you see...

When considering sentence, I should also like to have a previous offence of chartering a Bavaria 35 yacht taken into account.

ps Nice to have you on the forum Phil & keep off the sauce there's a good chap.

codprawn · 10 April 2006, 19:05

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Originally Posted by Brambles

When considering sentence, I should also like to have a previous offence of chartering a Bavaria 35 yacht taken into account.

In that case - even hanging isn't good enough!!!

Nasty plastic kraut rubbish.....

Alan · 10 April 2006, 19:16

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Originally Posted by codprawn

Nasty plastic kraut rubbish.....

Nasty Taff Xenophobe..........

Alice · 10 April 2006, 19:50

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Originally Posted by phil mitchell

i am on to you treacle
ha ha - cheeky so and so!!!
i do not look like phil mitchell
i have less hair and less fat

still dont get the hard side boat thing

rag and stick versus power i understand but ribsters having issues with hard siders - well whatever next

anyway its better than driving a giant meringue!!!!!!

only joking - good forum - and safe boating to you all - always

It's not that it's a hard boat, it just looks as if Bart Simpson should be driving the thing! That baby's larey enough for the Mitchell Bros.

You Guys need to hook up with Hugh Jardon, It'll be 'Bling on Sea' when you two roll into Falmouth in the summer!

codprawn · 10 April 2006, 21:41

Talking of which where IS Mr Jardon these days???

Alice · 11 April 2006, 08:03

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Originally Posted by codprawn

Talking of which where IS Mr Jardon these days???

Went A over T on the new Gas Gas perhaps.

phil mitchell · 11 April 2006, 09:02

well yes it is a rather larey looking thing but as brambles will testify a very fast jet boat handles very differently to anything else you will have riden, and they are very different in close quarters handling as they dont have a true nuetral - so brambles should be congratulated on his vast experience with different vessels, it makes for a safe skipper, i myself have sailed, had outboard boats and inboards from 5-10m - but the jet boat is by far the most fun, and you are also correct that it is predominantly a fair weather boat, but having been through the race of alderney and had green water come over the bow of a six tonne boat i am happy with that, and not to mention the fact that after two hours water skiing with my girlfriend it burns about 8-10 litres an hour, which in these days of ever increasing fuel prices i am also happy with - so there you have it - not so much bling but a compromise on fifteen years of boating - but heaps of fun.

pmorgan · 11 April 2006, 11:08

I am with Brambles, got taken out in a jet boat on holiday. Amazing whizzing up a river at 30+knots and seeing the pebbles at the bottom. The howl of the Chevy V8 help to!

Hugh Jardon · 11 April 2006, 14:18

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Originally Posted by codprawn

Talking of which where IS Mr Jardon these days???

ahhh Alice and codders

I have spent the last week on the water on a very hard boat indeed. was a great week and the kids loved it... i mentioned getting one and the mrs said NO! not yet anyway

codprawn · 11 April 2006, 16:19

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Originally Posted by Hugh Jardon

ahhh Alice and codders

I have spent the last week on the water on a very hard boat indeed. was a great week and the kids loved it... i mentioned getting one and the mrs said NO! not yet anyway

Was it HMP Weare ???

Hugh Jardon · 11 April 2006, 16:36

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Originally Posted by codprawn

Was it HMP Weare ???

No, that is for the murderers, folks dodging taxes and customs duties and the like!!!

our boat was a 45 ft narrowboat

codprawn · 11 April 2006, 16:45

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Originally Posted by Hugh Jardon

No, that is for the murderers, folks dodging taxes and customs duties and the like!!!

our boat was a 45 ft narrowboat

Did you manage to "stuff" it???

Alice · 11 April 2006, 16:50

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Originally Posted by codprawn

Did you manage to "stuff" it???

I hope that you're not refering to Hugh's good wife Debs as "it" are you Codders?!