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07 November 2005, 15:47
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Reasons to be Cheerful (part 1)
I had this beach to myself today......pics 1 and 2
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07 November 2005, 15:52
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Reasons to be Cheerful (part 2)
It wasn't that rough today......
Wind with tide over the Winner Bank, It gets worse when it's wind against of course.
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07 November 2005, 16:00
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Originally Posted by robin
I had this beach to myself today......pics 1 and 2
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Yeah beautiful shots. Is that East Head, the exotic weekend long distance destination of the CYC Cruising Section?
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07 November 2005, 16:19
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Very nice, I was wondering what it would be like today - you've now answered that for me...
jealous! 
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07 November 2005, 16:21
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Hey Robin, nice photos.
How far did you wade out to get pic 2? 
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07 November 2005, 16:34
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Yup it is the very luvverly East head (or the East Indies as I tell my kids!)
Always worth a trip there Olly. Even on poo weather days it can be a pleasant trip.
Phil....I was stood on the shoreline for that one...doh...you knew that already.
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07 November 2005, 17:27
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That looks a nice wee rig, Robin.
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08 November 2005, 06:34
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Cheers jw.
She's just right.
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08 November 2005, 08:53
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It wasn't that rough today......
Wind with tide over the Winner Bank, It gets worse when it's wind against of course.
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Hi Robin,
Which Winner Buoy is that.
West - North West or North.
Just trying to work out exactly where those waves are.
Cheers. Nick R.
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08 November 2005, 10:40
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Yup it is the very luvverly East head (or the East Indies as I tell my kids!)
Always worth a trip there Olly. Even on poo weather days it can be a pleasant trip.
Phil....I was stood on the shoreline for that one...doh...you knew that already.
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Quite agree on the location. It is a fine place to go summer or winter.
Big shame its on the wrong side of the rocks for us LA types or we'd probably get there more often!
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08 November 2005, 11:06
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Which Winner Buoy is that.
Just trying to work out exactly where those waves are.
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Hi Nick
It's the Northernmost one of the set of straboard marks that line the western edge of the Winner bank in the entrance to Chichester Harbour....directly opposite Hayling Island sailing Club.
Robin
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08 November 2005, 11:15
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Hi Nick
It's the Northernmost one of the set of straboard marks that line the western edge of the Winner bank in the entrance to Chichester Harbour....directly opposite Hayling Island sailing Club.
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Mid Winner then.
I was just going to say that. 
The waves must be over the very popular summertime bottom scrubbing bank where all the Gin Palaces park.
The Nab Tower is nice and clear in pic 2. Hard to believe it is over 7nm miles away.
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08 November 2005, 11:20
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Yup Mark thats the one......As per this wee map.
Regards parking large boats on it.........I have a picture of just such a boat....I may have posted it before but I will do it again anyway.
Edits to attach pics
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08 November 2005, 13:32
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If some enterprising navigation instructor stuck a sign out there, he would do a roaring trade. Perhaps a low tide navigation workshop would work.
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08 November 2005, 14:56
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Hi Nick
It's the Northernmost one of the set of straboard marks that line the western edge of the Winner bank in the entrance to Chichester Harbour....directly opposite Hayling Island sailing Club.
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Now that would be exciting.
Shame my boats in bits. Would love to be out there in that. Real adrenalin rush....
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08 November 2005, 16:23
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east of eden
Top Photos Birdman!
Us
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Happy New Resolutions!!! : RIBbing for the craic!!!
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08 November 2005, 17:13
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Nick...the waves were the up-splurge...the down-splurge revealed the shingle bank, you can hear the shingle grinding sometimes.
You are right....it would provide a momentary rush of adrenaline, that special "bring my brown corduroy trousers" kind of adrenaline, just before your boat hits the bottom. Arf
I was a good zoom lens length away.
Jackeens....cheers me dears
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