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29 January 2005, 22:05
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Country: UK - England
Town: Bradford on Avon
Boat name: tbc
Make: Sunseeker (AshleyD)
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All quiet in the Solent
We took Scooby out for a spin yesterday from Poole to Southampton. I think we only saw one life boat and two ferries all day!
Luverly
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29 January 2005, 23:09
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Member
Country: UK - England
Make: Ribcraft 6.5
Length: 6m +
Engine: Suzuki DF175TG
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Fantastic photos - where did you take them from?
Looks like you had a great day...very jealous...
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29 January 2005, 23:40
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Town: Bradford on Avon
Boat name: tbc
Make: Sunseeker (AshleyD)
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Quote:
Originally Posted by DJL
Fantastic photos - where did you take them from?
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Thanks Daniel. I climbed onto a race starters platfom at Lymington and the lads drove round it a few times.
Regards.
Ian.
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30 January 2005, 00:00
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Member
Country: UK - England
Make: Ribcraft 6.5
Length: 6m +
Engine: Suzuki DF175TG
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Brambles
I climbed onto a race starters platfom
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I thought that was Yarmouth in the background - couldn't work out where you were standing though.
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30 January 2005, 11:29
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Member
Country: UK - England
Town: Brittany/Portsmouth
Boat name: Merlin
Make: Solent 6.5
Length: 6m +
Engine: 200
MMSI: soon !
Join Date: Jul 2003
Posts: 5,451
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Brochure Standard Brambles
missus
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30 January 2005, 14:06
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Country: UK - England
Town: Bradford on Avon
Boat name: tbc
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Originally Posted by The Jackeens
Brochure Standard Brambles
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Thanks Missus!
Commissions will be taken this year, very reasonable pricing structure a 10 x 8 print = cost plus 2 pints of Porter in the Kings Head in Lymington
When is Zeb 11 being launched?
Ian.
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30 January 2005, 15:06
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Town: Brittany/Portsmouth
Boat name: Merlin
Make: Solent 6.5
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Well Ian if they don't glass Paul in down at Fairweather's because of his frequent social calls ...mebbe March.
If Lee, Kevin and Dave are reading this, February of course
Have to say Scooby is very very nice.
missus
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30 January 2005, 20:57
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Country: UK - England
Town: Poole
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Being bit of an anorak I reckon you should have shot at a faster shutter speed than 1/320 sec and at F5.6 or F8.0 rather than at F4.0 in AP mode!
Nice camera the D70 though.
Might pop out to the platform and take some pictures myself soon!
Regards
Mark
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30 January 2005, 23:11
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Member
Country: UK - England
Town: I.O.W/Switzerland
Boat name: HotShot
Make: shakey
Length: 5m +
Engine: 90hp Tohatsu TLDI
Join Date: Jul 2003
Posts: 1,559
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Originally Posted by MarkWildey
Nice camera the D70 though.
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yeeeeup!
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30 January 2005, 23:18
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Make: Ribtec
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Fantastic shots. It motivated me to have a little trespass on said platform today.
Sadly my results couldn't hold a candle to your action shots.
I instructed Michael my 14 year old son to take 3 runs well to the seaward side of the platform, culminating in a tight turn to starboard before the channel marks.
Every time the boat approached I felt the need to wave frantically, as some manic gesture to indicate more searoom. The locals took this to indicate that I was involved in some kind of personal distress.
As a consequence, I have one shot of nothing but grey water and no useful shots of the boat coming towards the platform at all. I only have relieved shots of the boat going back for it's next run.
Having survived this ordeal, I felt it was time for a pint and whilst tying up next to a 6m Tornado in Yarmouth, I made a mental note of his broken locker on the stern bench. As we got collared by Bernie for mooring fees last weekend, I was in a rush to stow the gear and get ashore before being accosted again. I negotiated the tubes with ease but my next natural footfall was the broken locker. Sadly it was no match for my nimble 17 stones and I found myself in the Tornado's well, surrounded by shards of broken locker hatch.
I then had to go around the local hostelries asking "Anyone own a Tornado that's missing a locker hatch ?"
Still, it beats being in the office.
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30 January 2005, 23:53
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Member
Country: UK - Wales
Town: Southampton
Boat name: DynaMoHumm/ SRV/deja
Make: Avon8.4, 5.4 & 4.777
Length: 8m +
Engine: Cat3126 Yam 90 &70
MMSI: 42
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31 January 2005, 14:48
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Member
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Town: Surbiton,Gt London
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Whiteshoes
Fantastic shots. It motivated me to have a little trespass on said platform today.
Sadly my results couldn't hold a candle to your action shots.
I instructed Michael my 14 year old son to take 3 runs well to the seaward side of the platform, culminating in a tight turn to starboard before the channel marks.
Every time the boat approached I felt the need to wave frantically, as some manic gesture to indicate more searoom. The locals took this to indicate that I was involved in some kind of personal distress.
As a consequence, I have one shot of nothing but grey water and no useful shots of the boat coming towards the platform at all. I only have relieved shots of the boat going back for it's next run.
Having survived this ordeal, I felt it was time for a pint and whilst tying up next to a 6m Tornado in Yarmouth, I made a mental note of his broken locker on the stern bench. As we got collared by Bernie for mooring fees last weekend, I was in a rush to stow the gear and get ashore before being accosted again. I negotiated the tubes with ease but my next natural footfall was the broken locker. Sadly it was no match for my nimble 17 stones and I found myself in the Tornado's well, surrounded by shards of broken locker hatch.
I then had to go around the local hostelries asking "Anyone own a Tornado that's missing a locker hatch ?"
Still, it beats being in the office.
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Thanks Brian sorry but this is better than the joke thread I am having a c*** day in the office just looked at this and nearly wet myself hope the bruiseing is not too bad . Sorry Ian to go away from the main line of the thread, brilliant pictures I think there will be a queue at that platform text week.
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