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Old 26 August 2005, 19:51   #1
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Any one heard of
http://ferrymanboats.com/ I believe they had a 9m rib running passenger trips in St Ives
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Old 26 August 2005, 20:29   #2
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A friend of mine had a very long delay after they paid over the money to get the rib built.
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Old 26 August 2005, 20:53   #3
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the 8.6 / 9mtr is a copy of a rapier which was copied from a revenger hard boat
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Old 27 August 2005, 07:37   #4
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Hi Alex
There are two commercial RiB operators started in St.Ives this year one is a Ribeye run by Phil Steed the other is this yellow ferryman RIB I don’t know who the skipper is, they seem to do a good trade as I often spot both RiBs out.

I think Phil had a run it with the quay wall and his front sponson, from what I hear the Quay won and he was looking to have a heavy duty strake added

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Old 27 August 2005, 08:00   #5
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one is a Ribeye run by Phil Steed
Do you mean Phil Speed who used to run the boat hire from there years ago or is this a totally different person.
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Old 27 August 2005, 08:03   #6
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Speed is a great name for a charter Rib Driver
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Old 27 August 2005, 08:33   #7
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Hi Roy
Don’t think so, I’m sure his name is Steed, he was until very recently head Chef at the Coffee Bean in Helston which he owns, a DJ at a local night club and now a RIB commercial operator.

Quite a career change.. I haven’t had the chance of speaking with him since his new venture but when Ive seen the RiB in St.Ives bay he looks quite busy.

Not sure what he’s gonna do in the winter mind.

Next time I see him ill tell him to get signed up on here

Shaggy
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Old 27 August 2005, 12:00   #8
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Front page Western Morning News 27.08.05.
"Tourist Boat Crash Terror" Big Yellow rib "snapped in two" .Major rescue launched off St Iives involving RNLI, beach lifeguards,RN Helicopter, police and ambulance crews. No one badly hurt, moat serious injury suspected dislocated shoulder. Marine Accident Investigation Board investigating.Possibly hit some driftwood.
Looks a bit of a mess in the front cover photo and a close up shot inside the paper with a massive split from beneath the starboard sponson through the V and back up to port next to the web address www.ferrymanboats.com.
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Old 27 August 2005, 13:29   #9
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Hi Roy
Don’t think so, I’m sure his name is Steed, he was until very recently head Chef at the Coffee Bean in Helston which he owns, a DJ at a local night club and now a RIB commercial operator.

Quite a career change.. I haven’t had the chance of speaking with him since his new venture but when Ive seen the RiB in St.Ives bay he looks quite busy.

Not sure what he’s gonna do in the winter mind.

Next time I see him ill tell him to get signed up on here

Shaggy
Definately a different bloke
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Old 27 August 2005, 13:42   #10
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Story can be found here:

"high-speed tourist boat ploughed into a big wave and its fibreglass hull snapped in two."

http://www.thisiscornwall.co.uk/disp...sNodeId=144659


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Old 27 August 2005, 18:28   #11
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Story can be found here:
Amanda Tart was on the boat with her 13-year-old daughter Natalie.


Great name
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