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26 January 2009, 13:29
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Solent slipways
cant believe there was 29 posts on slipway thread and nobody posted one, so on that note here's two in the river hamble both with free carparks for car and trailer, 1: warsash, right in front of the rising sun pub, best at low tide, lock your trailer on beach or in big carpark still attached 2: swanwick, down the side of premier marina(moodys) in shore rd, carpark right along side best at low tide, keep close to the markers
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26 January 2009, 13:42
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possibly the 2 worst in the area
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26 January 2009, 13:49
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cant believe there was 29 posts on slipway thread and nobody posted one, so on that note here's two in the river hamble both with free carparks for car and trailer, 1: warsash, right in front of the rising sun pub, best at low tide, lock your trailer on beach or in big carpark still attached 2: swanwick, down the side of premier marina(moodys) in shore rd, carpark right along side best at low tide, keep close to the markers
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They're both on boatlaunch already, but might benefit from a bit more detail
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26 January 2009, 13:50
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And if you use the one at Warsach dont leave trailer on beach if at low tide, as the trailer needs to be up to the path by the sailing club. Very shallow slope if used at high tide so you could end up wading.
A very good slipway is the one at Hamble Point Marina but it costs about 30 pounds! It can be used about every tide level and a good steep ramp so you can lower boat on a rope if you need more depth. At very low springs the bottom of the concrete may just stop so you could wait half an hour.
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26 January 2009, 14:05
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carl, there the only free slips in the area, instead of knocking post you're ideas, john i'll have a look at boatlaunch and add details
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26 January 2009, 14:14
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carl, there the only free slips in the area, instead of knocking post you're ideas, john i'll have a look at boatlaunch and add details
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i wasnt knocking your post i was stating a fact that they are the worst in the area,for anybody that doesnt know them
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26 January 2009, 14:31
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i still disagree, when i worked for ribtec we launch all manner of stuff from the one at moodys, you've only got to have a quick look to suss it out and launch at low and both are fine, is there anywhere in pompey we can launch and park for nowt?
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26 January 2009, 14:37
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i still disagree, when i worked for ribtec we launch all manner of stuff from the one at moodys, you've only got to have a quick look to suss it out and launch at low and both are fine, is there anywhere in pompey we can launch and park for nowt?
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off the top of my head the one just outside port solent,but only at high tide. also you didnt say in your original post that the slips had to be free to use and park,obviously the ones you pay at are better
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26 January 2009, 14:57
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i didn't say they had to be free, but in this day and age with tight money i started with free ones, i know plenty of people who boat on a shoe string and £30 to launch could make the difference between going or not, and you think that slip at port solent is any better, loads of crap on it, only launch at high tide, 40 yards from the traffic lights on the a27 and block the main exit from port solent to get down it, you would have been better telling me camber docks that at least is only about £10 a day launch and car
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26 January 2009, 15:04
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camber as you say is not free so why mention it, yes port solent is free and is possibly the worst around and has as much crap on it as the the slip is crap,and i didnt say it was better did i.
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