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Old 22 August 2010, 09:03   #21
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"The bildge pump is tempremental and problie needs replacing"
11.10pm, pissed?
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Old 22 August 2010, 18:23   #22
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The boat is on a dry mooring in Christchurch near Bornemouth or Poole in Dorset.

Maybe he can't un-hitch it from the back of his motor?
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What's a "dry mooring"? A trailer?
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Yep, he's just had two days in Alderney. I'm sure you can empathise.
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Old 22 August 2010, 18:49   #25
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Yep, he's just had two days in Alderney. I'm sure you can empathise.
Sure can. The 'Patois' in the Diver's is heavy going stuff.
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The boat is on a dry mooring in Christchurch near Bornemouth or Poole in Dorset.

Maybe he can't un-hitch it from the back of his motor?
Very good!
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Sure can. The 'Patois' in the Diver's is heavy going stuff.
I find it's not too bad once you've sifted the lumps out of it!
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Yep, he's just had two days in Alderney. I'm sure you can empathise.
Looks like you got out just in time, calm before the storm. Wind speed at the pierheads has gone from 1 knot to 20 knots and I just heard a mayday relay from Cross Corsen 35 knots by midnight
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Looks like you got out just in time, calm before the storm. Wind speed at the pierheads has gone from 1 knot to 20 knots and I just heard a mayday relay from Cross Corsen 35 knots by midnight
We're getting severe weather warnings for tonight here. I hauled out the SR this morning and tucked it away in the garage, rather than take a battering in the marina.
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I got back in from Carteret a couple hours ago, the only boats left out there were our "hirsute" cousins seemingly blissfully unaware of whats coming
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We're getting severe weather warnings for tonight here. I hauled out the SR this morning and tucked it away in the garage, rather than take a battering in the marina.
SR4 in the marina? Has that trailer got the better of you?
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Looks like you got out just in time, calm before the storm. Wind speed at the pierheads has gone from 1 knot to 20 knots and I just heard a mayday relay from Cross Corsen 35 knots by midnight
update - Guernsey RNLI just on their way out, best of luck to them

edit - just picked up some more chatter on the radio. Fishing sank position 49, 35.6N - 00, 0.05E (a few miles out of Le Havre). 2x helicopters en route
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update - Guernsey RNLI just on their way out, best of luck to them

edit - just picked up some more chatter on the radio. Fishing sank position 49, 35.6N - 00, 0.05E (a few miles out of Le Havre). 2x helicopters en route
1 rescued, 2 missing according to Fal coastguard on Radio Cornwall a few mins ago.
The severe weather missed us in the end. Just had the rain.
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Looks like you got out just in time, calm before the storm. Wind speed at the pierheads has gone from 1 knot to 20 knots and I just heard a mayday relay from Cross Corsen 35 knots by midnight
I think we were lucky with our window of weather yesterday afternoon. There was still a fair breeze and fog up in Alderney when we left, but once past the Ecrehoes the sea flattened out and it was eerily calm. The rain also stopped which was nice, especially after suffering an hour of being battered by needles of water and poor vis.

I registered 31 knots at home last night. A very sharp rise and then fall of wind, most odd.
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