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08 July 2003, 06:53
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Sounds like you're going to have a busy weekend, Dom!
I don't know what the Gurnsey fuelling arrangements are like, but I guess that your assistance would remove the dependancy on tidal access?
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08 July 2003, 08:42
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#102
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Charles
How about a list of the runners please, then we will all know whos going and can make appropriate plans for departure in company, meeting points ?
Clarky
Have to check on the situation in Exmouth, a lot of building work is going on around the docks and parking was a problem when I was last down, hope to get down in the next week to take a look.
If its a no go then will have to review where evrybody else is leaving from.
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Martin
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08 July 2003, 08:44
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Quote:
Originally posted by Louise
Martin - where are you launching from?
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Lousie,
I'm thinking of exmouth but may change to Lymington
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Martin
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08 July 2003, 08:55
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Town: Shropshire
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Martin,
Based on the lack of response, I'll probably launch at Lymington.
Regards,
Dave
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08 July 2003, 10:05
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Hi Richard and Louise, consider yourselves official co-ordinators of the departure
I will e-mail you what I have thus far and you can begin dispersing this info to all and sundry. I had to look up where Exmouth was this morning, so your local Brittania knowledge would be handy!
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08 July 2003, 12:22
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Country: UK - England
Town: Iver, Bucks, UK
Boat name: Prime Rib II
Make: Humber Ocean Pro
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Richard & Louise,
I'd be happy to lend a hand organising a Solent departure. Lymington Yacht Harbour quoted me very reasonable car and trailer parking the other week, so we could probably arrange a block booking!? Launching is round the corner at the public slip.
My provisional plan at the moment is to launch Thursday evening and stay on a pontoon so we can leave early on Friday morning. (Previous post mentioned 7AM - YUK!).
I'm off to work now, and busy tomorrow, but will e-mail you by Thursday to see if you would like some help!
Mike C
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08 July 2003, 12:41
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Quote:
Originally posted by Clarky
Martin,
Based on the lack of response, I'll probably launch at Lymington.
Regards,
Dave
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Ok Dave, Lymington its is then.
I shall try to go down on the Thursday afternoon and stay over ready for the early morning start.
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Martin
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08 July 2003, 22:08
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Quote:
Originally posted by Mike C
I'd be happy to lend a hand organising a Solent departure...
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That sounds like a good idea, Mike, 'specially if we head out to East Solent first. Time to get the charts out!
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12 July 2003, 08:40
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Town: Iver, Bucks, UK
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Charles........ One for you! (Or any Herm-ite who may be reading this)
I've just been looking at the chart for Herm and I'm a bit concerned about mooring. Apparently all the mooring buoys dry, so are you planning on drying on the beach, just anchoring off, or do you have a 'cunning plan'?
Problem is, I'm not sure if I can get my leg up high enough for drying, (if you'll pardon the expression) and need to check insurance if overnighting on an anchor!
Mike - I hope I tied that knot tight enough - C
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12 July 2003, 08:53
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Quote:
Originally posted by Mike C
Charles........ One for you! (Or any Herm-ite who may be reading this)
I've just been looking at the chart for Herm and I'm a bit concerned about mooring. Apparently all the mooring buoys dry, so are you planning on drying on the beach, just anchoring off, or do you have a 'cunning plan'?
C
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Hi Mike-
Not true, if you study the charts carefully, in the south west corner(ish) you will see the Rosaire Steps, with a chaneel that runs past it. This does not dry out. In fact the Trident ferry which services Herm from Gsy uses this spot at low tide for emabarcation etc.
A good anchor is a must!
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