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Old 03 October 2004, 19:10   #21
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Could we have a copy of the e-mail?

Very interested in coming, might have some problems with work/school and a holiday in the lakes.
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Old 03 October 2004, 23:43   #22
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Old 04 October 2004, 09:31   #23
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Can you count me in please and send me a copy of the e-mail.

Sounds like a good trip.

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Old 04 October 2004, 15:27   #24
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Can you count me in please and send me a copy of the e-mail.

Sounds like a good trip.

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Another 6m+ that is a good sign. Makes my participation even more possible cos so far I believe some 8-9mtr ribs have confirmed interest

and from the 6mtr + range : Mike C, Simmons0, myself and now Andy

Andy , where would you launch?
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Old 04 October 2004, 16:20   #25
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Sorry for any confusion, but I'm not going to be taking my boat. I've very kindly been offered the use of a 8.5M rib, which I'll be in instead.
My Pacific is not set up for cruising yet but hope to do a few of these trips in it next year.

So, I'm afraid it's another 8+M going.

The plan at the moment is to be leaving from Torquay.

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Sorry for any confusion, but I'm not going to be taking my boat. I've very kindly been offered the use of a 8.5M rib, which I'll be in instead.
My Pacific is not set up for cruising yet but hope to do a few of these trips in it next year.

So, I'm afraid it's another 8+M going.

The plan at the moment is to be leaving from Torquay.

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A well known Torquay based RIB perhaps?!
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Old 04 October 2004, 18:22   #27
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So, I'm afraid it's another 8+M going.

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Old 05 October 2004, 07:40   #28
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There's no pulling the wool over your eyes Alan, is there!
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No Andy, but you might be trying to pull the wool over the eyes of certain marina managers eyes when it comes to berthing fees.
Its actully 9.5m.
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Hey, whats 39 inches between friends!
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No Andy, but you might be trying to pull the wool over the eyes of certain marina managers eyes when it comes to berthing fees.
Its actully 9.5m.

Must admit the 8.5m bit did throw me at first but, and dont take this personally, I just assumed you'd got the length wrong!
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Old 05 October 2004, 16:22   #32
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Andy do I take it you are going in this?
Brian you must be a very nice man!
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Old 05 October 2004, 16:52   #33
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Alan, I could try saying that I was just trying to throw you off the scent, but I think you'd see through that as well, so I will confess to getting it wrong. DOHH!!

Nick, all I'll say is that Brian is one of life's true Gents.

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Old 08 October 2004, 21:26   #34
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Hi Guys....

Just to say that I have now arranged to have my work commitments covered for the weekend.....

However, giving due consideration to the distances involved and the lack of daylight at that time of year, with my 6.3 RIB.... (and I suspect this goes for you too, Andre), it just won't be possible unless the weather is pretty well flat calm for the 4 days. I cruise in a calm sea, at about 23 - 25 knots. If it gets lumpy I will be down to about 15.... so do the math and you will see it will have to be pretty un- October like weather to make it.... and even then we may have a weekend in Alderney instead!

So, I think we will be lucky to go.... but we'll see.

Oh for that extra length and thrust!


CT01 – I will answer your e-mail regarding crew etc when I can find someone daft enough to come with me! Er Ageing Youth???


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Old 08 October 2004, 23:43   #35
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At this stage, I think it's important to just keep your options open...

I'd love to do this as we won't be able to make Weymouth this year but I already know that I've got a staffing problem on Friday 29th. Added to that, I've exceeded my holiday allocation by 3 days already this year. However. I'm not ruling anything in and I'm not ruling anything out. Who knows, there may be a little room for manoeuvre closer to the time.

For the guys in smaller boats who want to go, why don't you try to blag a ride in some of the bigger Ribs making the crossing ? There's gotta be some spare seats in those big Scorps.

Although Caprisante will seat 8, the maximum crew I would consider feasible for making a passage of this length, would be 4. If I do go, there would therefore be 1 or possibly 2 places available on my boat.

As it will be tricky for me to skank yet another day off, I might even consider a Friday night ferry or flying very early on the Saturday with a view to a french RV, and hopefully blagging a ride back on the Sunday.

It's on the calendar in the kitchen; that's the main thing !
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Old 09 October 2004, 08:42   #36
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Mike, Could not agree more with you. I hv the time off, the rib is in good shape but still lacking crew. I am waiting to here from Phil Chitty

anybody with enough experience keen to go or should I say mad enough to go with us?
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Old 10 October 2004, 09:47   #37
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Might possibly join you guys if the weather's fair. So long as you pass by Jersey I could join the cruise. I'd be another 6m boat to help even things out a bit in the size stakes.

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Old 10 October 2004, 16:39   #38
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Hi All

Hi Mike & Andre,

Looking at my calender, I will not be able to make this w/end. Family commitments prevent tying up the whole w/end. sorry.

Have a safe trip. it would have been good to catch up with you all. Mike,Di & Charles Ect.

Hope it goes to plan.

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Hi Mike & Andre,

Looking at my calender, I will not be able to make this w/end. Family commitments prevent tying up the whole w/end. sorry.

Have a safe trip. it would have been good to catch up with you all. Mike,Di & Charles Ect.

Hope it goes to plan.

Regards
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it seems we both have crewing problems so perhaps we will have to find an alternative venue cos weekend is free
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Old 13 October 2004, 00:30   #40
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Andre - Chances of suitable weather for crossing the channel safely at the end of Oct look extremely slim! Would be most interested in alternative plans if any are hatched.

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