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Old 02 January 2007, 08:54   #21
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I am also planning to do this trip but from Falmouth via Salcome. See above link.

I am aslo toying with the idea of making the base "Sark" and camping for the week.

There are loads of sheltered bays for anchorage and the island is only 1 mile accross so wherever the campsite is its not going to be far from the boats.

Roy - Happy to help with the Salcombe bit if I can do anything?
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Old 02 January 2007, 12:57   #22
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Roy - Happy to help with the Salcombe bit if I can do anything?
Yeah, lend us the B/Shark 770.
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Old 03 January 2007, 09:19   #23
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Thought I was talking to Roy!

Happy New Year Mollers!

ps all sold out at the moment - busy building new boats, but should have a new demo boat for Ribex!
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Old 03 January 2007, 14:25   #24
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Thought I was talking to Roy!

Happy New Year Mollers!

ps all sold out at the moment - busy building new boats, but should have a new demo boat for Ribex!
Yeah, HNY to you guys. Sounds like the BS's are going well.
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Old 04 January 2007, 09:17   #25
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Yeah, HNY to you guys. Sounds like the BS's are going well.
Yes thanks - Should be launching a new model at Ribex! (A smaller one)
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Old 04 January 2007, 10:18   #26
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I am also planning to do this trip but from Falmouth via Salcome. See above link.

I am aslo toying with the idea of making the base "Sark" and camping for the week.

There are loads of sheltered bays for anchorage and the island is only 1 mile accross so wherever the campsite is its not going to be far from the boats.
It may not be far to the campsite, but its a long vertical climb to he top!!!
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Oh. On Bryher a tractor and linkbox service is provided. Any such service available on Sark?
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There is a tractor and trailer service from the harbour only >:O(
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Old 06 January 2007, 17:21   #29
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It may not be far to the campsite, but its a long vertical climb to he top!!!
The gap between the main island of Sark and the smaller island top left of the photo was part of the course in May for the offshore race - went through there at about 70mph - it looked a bit narrower at that speed - also the tide going through there produces some interesting currents - it felt like the boat was moving around underneath you as you went through there, very un-nerving the first time!
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Roy - Happy to help with the Salcombe bit if I can do anything?
Thanks Cookee - Refulling may be a requirement for some - allthough there is talk now of doing it in a straight line rather than the dog leg.

by the way - long time no see...

seems like ages since you came down to our south west ribsters meet up at the mexican - and that fantastic day out on banana shark.

im looking foreward to RIBEX this year - i assume you'l be there again
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Thanks Cookee - Refulling may be a requirement for some - allthough there is talk now of doing it in a straight line rather than the dog leg.

by the way - long time no see...

seems like ages since you came down to our south west ribsters meet up at the mexican - and that fantastic day out on banana shark.

im looking foreward to RIBEX this year - i assume you'l be there again
OK let me know if I can be of any help - We'll be at Ribex again this year with our new model, it's a bit smaller and a bit different of course!
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Hi.. is this cruise still a goer? Still July? We were interested in joining the Alderney cruise in June but it appears problematic as the boat will be in Salcombe and the bulk of members are setting off from the Solent. However, we can't go in July; can anyone do anything in June? How about a trip to the Isles of Scilly?
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us local south western ribsters go to the scilly isles practically every weekend that the weather is nice - we plan most of our trips here
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The gap between the main island of Sark and the smaller island top left of the photo was part of the course in May for the offshore race - went through there at about 70mph - it looked a bit narrower at that speed - also the tide going through there produces some interesting currents - it felt like the boat was moving around underneath you as you went through there, very un-nerving the first time!
The Gouliot passage between Sark and Brecqhou is only 80-100 feet wide as I remember, tide touches 7 knots on a big spring!
Beats Alton Towers any day!
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Old 12 March 2007, 14:01   #36
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The Gouliot passage between Sark and Brecqhou is only 80-100 feet wide as I remember, tide touches 7 knots on a big spring!
Beats Alton Towers any day!
It certainly does at 70mph - I could feel the boat "squirming" underneath me due to the tide, very unnerving the first time!
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(green with envy!) Wish I could join in the fun, had to sell my crompton to get my foot on the property ladder

Got my eye on a restoration project though
Might see you out there in 2008
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If there are some ribs going from the solent area count me in (date depending) as i have a new 8.3 in build for myself and fancy getting out to guernsey this summer..
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Hi
I posted this video so you guys can get a taster...
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Excellent vid! It has been perfect boating weather last few days, you're lucky to be able to get out during the week!
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