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Old 08 October 2013, 21:51   #581
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...ahhh that will be for people who actually finished then...
That rules us out too - having done 2 legs by trailer after getting the engine fixed.
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Old 08 October 2013, 21:56   #582
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thanks trevor, hope to see you next year for the PBR round Britain ! how s your engine ? totally repaired ? fingers crossed
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Old 09 October 2013, 08:29   #583
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Sorry Wilk.
The boat in front was a Searider. The Redbay was still doing a sightseeing tour of Cork with Mrs G and Katie.
Don't be sorry, I was only including boats that made the trip under their own steam. Did you not trailer a leg or two after your engine fell off?

I'm sure if you'd trailered them all, you'd have made it in four days all in
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Old 09 October 2013, 12:27   #584
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Yes - often stated as the 4x4 of the sea - I spent a lot of time in a Targa 35 many moons ago and was seriously impressed - from my perspective the only down side to a Targa is they hold their resale value too well which means I can't afford one
In the interests of balance Minor and Nord Star have very similar offerings which seem very little known in the UK. Might be slightly weaker resale since they are less well known?

My old man has a Nord Star 28 which I love and hope to one day inherit (not that I'd be able to afford to run it!)



Edit: No, he doesn't have all them fenders over the side while running!
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Old 24 October 2013, 22:55   #585
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Not saying!!! ( Mad Tubes crew got theirs in the post yesterday - just happened to be in the same place as them yesterday)
Clarification on this - nothing to do with PBR - just something we did ourselves on Photobox with our own photos of the RI event and a few pinched from other people. Would have been great if one had been provided! I think I should be able to share the photobook (will check it out next time I'm online properly), in fact you might even be able to purchase a copy of it if anyone's interested (although you'll prob find Mad Tubes features a bit more heavily than you'd like!!!)
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Old 08 November 2013, 19:37   #586
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Clarification on this - nothing to do with PBR - just something we did ourselves on Photobox with our own photos of the RI event and a few pinched from other people. Would have been great if one had been provided! I think I should be able to share the photobook (will check it out next time I'm online properly), in fact you might even be able to purchase a copy of it if anyone's interested (although you'll prob find Mad Tubes features a bit more heavily than you'd like!!!)
Do u already have the link ?
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Old 17 November 2013, 21:56   #587
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Do u already have the link ?
Gilles, Gilles - apologies, I almost forgot about you!!!
(not on here all that often).
So I think this link should work - check it out! Your smiling face features on several pages!!
Round Ireland 2013 - a A4 Classic Photobook shared by PhotoBox member Cheryl Jenkins
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That's awesome - do you do commissions?. Whether I will ever forgive you for using a shot of TH with her fenders out is another matter!! (Not sure why they would have been?!?). A beasting of the crew tonight is probably overdue.


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Old 18 November 2013, 12:27   #589
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That's awesome - do you do commissions?. Whether I will ever forgive you for using a shot of TH with her fenders out is another matter!! (Not sure why they would have been?!?). A beasting of the crew tonight is probably overdue.


Regards, Paul
Haha - a pet hate of mine too! In your defence, I think it was on the quick blast round to Westport for refuelling ... and it was raining!
Lots of good memories in there which we shall enjoy for many years to come!
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Just been sent this photo of TH going through Bull Rock on the plane. Looks loads of room either side - certainly didnt feel like that when we were doing it!

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Better late than never, here's the professional edit from our Round Ireland footage, thanks to willk and donegaldan for their help with the camera work!



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The Professional Edit?!? I thought the LAST one was the Professional Edit!

There'll be no lookin' at yer man donegaldan now that he's a movie star
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Old 22 November 2013, 11:34   #593
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Just been sent this photo of TH going through Bull Rock on the plane. Looks loads of room either side - certainly didnt feel like that when we were doing it!

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No Paul this is "tight"
I've been up there and I reckon video makes the gap look bigger than it really is!
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