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Old 07 March 2005, 16:07   #1
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Help Requested - Lymington Friday
Hope to put Farfetched in the water Friday (ahead of big weekend) at Lymington. Can't do it single handed so wondered if anyone was around. Can fit in on times you might be avaiable. Just need a pair of hands (and obligatory sense of humour!!!). PM me please if free.

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Bruce
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Old 07 March 2005, 19:52   #2
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Sorry Bruce,I am working friday,I could help thursday afternoon if thats any good,give me a ring on the mobile if it is!
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Old 08 March 2005, 08:00   #3
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The High is midday ish so I could give half an hour at lunch time(12:00 12:30) what time were you thinking of launching? And have you got your waders? Des
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Old 08 March 2005, 09:29   #4
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Thanks, Des, a half hour is more than enough. I have waders but usually manage without them. Basically I will get ready in the car park before you get there. I need help if the reversing fouls up. Then someone to either manage the ratchet or drive the boat to harbourmasters. That is all. Otherwise I can manage.

Can you PM me - I can fit in with you.
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