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Old 06 February 2020, 09:06   #1
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Mid-winter RIOW 5th Feb

St Catherine's Point - What tide rips?

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Solent Chop?

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Apologies for phone pics, and yes I do have a camera but was just too lazy to get it out of the locker(and even too lazy to choose square pics)
BTW I went the wrong way round, just for a change.
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Old 06 February 2020, 12:09   #2
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Looks fun!
St Catherine's with wind over tide is a little different to your pics, like lots of overfalls you can see the white water from quite a distance away, even a big RIB can get chucked around like a cork - thats me speaking from experience! lol
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Old 06 February 2020, 13:03   #3
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Looks fun!
St Catherine's with wind over tide is a little different to your pics, like lots of overfalls you can see the white water from quite a distance away, even a big RIB can get chucked around like a cork - thats me speaking from experience! lol
I pick my days carefully! - these pics were 27 February 2019:

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Old 06 February 2020, 14:19   #4
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BTW I went the wrong way round, just for a change.
Blimey, that's quite a trip in reverse gear.
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Blimey, that's quick a trip in reverse gear.
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Which way is the wrong way????
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Which way is the wrong way????
Opposite heading to the right way?
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Which way is the wrong way????
For some reason I was under the impression that the right way is anti-clockwise, maybe because that's the way the Round the Island Race goes. Tidal gates'n all that. Having said that, I think I'll stick to clockwise in future as it means you can make the "compulsory" stop in Yarmouth having done the tricky bits and can just relax there with the prospect of an easy run home.
That's how it was on Wednesday with Yarmouth at it's best in warm sun and not a breath of wind.
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