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06 November 2005, 11:47
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Sorry Roy, not my fault this time, blames Riders Landrover.    . Reece and I were very disapointed to spend the day sat in the garage whilst they found out what was wrong with my car. |
Get a Mitsubishi Ginger, you'll have a bigger laugh with Dales at Summercourt. Quoted me a £1000 for a new injector pump. Richards Bros. the Bosch guys at Redruth charged me £180 for a new anti-theft device on the back of the pump! Dales reckoned it came as one!!
Are you running a 19"P prop Roy? Your speed figures are similar to mine. Ah just read that it's a 21.
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06 November 2005, 11:54
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... and the tides are good for the afternoon.
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GC, how are you getting along with your Protector? Is it
everything you'd hoped for?
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06 November 2005, 12:04
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Maiden Voyage went reasonably well.
To be honest I was getting a bit frustrated not being able to open up the engine more than 3000.
The force 6 that was rolling in to Falmouth Bay was ripping up 2m+ waves with breaking caps which was good fun but my 7 year old daughter did not like it much so we had to back down.
Anyway - the boat lapped up the waves with ease and it gave me great confidence to know that this boat will get me home even if I get caught out when the weather and conditions deteriorate.
No pics of the boat sorry it was far too wet and windy to get the camera out without a waterproof housing - We stopped to try and take a few pics of the sea - and this was the only non blurred one.
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If the tide had been a little lower you'd have been able to see " Mollulnan" beach in this pic Roy 
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06 November 2005, 20:09
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Town: Helston, Cornwall
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Get a Mitsubishi Ginger
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Staying clear of gas guzzling, planet killing 4x4's from now on 
I can get a sensible car now that I don't trailer the boat any more
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06 November 2005, 20:11
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GC, how are you getting along with your Protector? Is it
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The boat is everything I hoped for, it is a great bit of kit, even Heidi likes it, and as you know if the wife is happy with a big boys toy then it must be good 
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06 November 2005, 22:30
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Staying clear of gas guzzling, planet killing 4x4's from now on
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06 November 2005, 22:33
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Took the boat out again today - thought it was going to be another wet and windy day but to our surprise - it was great.
Dead flat waters made me wish I had the wakeboard with us but it did mean we could open up the throttle for a few more high speed runs - managed to squeak an extra 0.2 knots out of her today so we hit the magic 40 knot mark dead on 40.0 on the GPS.
This boat is really starting to put a very big grin on my face...
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06 November 2005, 22:45
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??? are you saying this actually dries out here !!! - Ill have to re-check the chart !!!
And where did it get the name form - did you hit it or something ???
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06 November 2005, 23:45
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No it doesn't dry out! The beach between Carricknath (St.Mawes opp the Castle) and St. Anthony's lighthouse is Mollulnan. Been using it since I was a little kid. It gets a bit busy these days as there are so many more boat owners.
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07 November 2005, 08:47
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No it doesn't dry out! The beach between Carricknath (St.Mawes opp the Castle) and St. Anthony's lighthouse is Mollulnan. Been using it since I was a little kid. It gets a bit busy these days as there are so many more boat owners.
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thank god for that - im glad to know theres not an unkown sand bank there as if there was it would only have been luck that i hadnt hit it.
ill keep an eye out for "your" beach next time im out
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07 November 2005, 11:30
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Just because I am bored at work....... 
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07 November 2005, 14:47
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I'm a bit off with me spellin' Ginger . Thanks for that. My wifes Grandfather whom was a professional yacht skipper in the fifties and from a Flushing family going back 400 yrs, used to become irritated when it was refered to as St. Anthony's beach.
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07 November 2005, 16:02
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I must admit we tend to refer to it as Light House beach sorry 
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07 November 2005, 17:05
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Ah ha - now I have the correct spelling a wealth of info is available
http://www.shimbo.co.uk/walking/e02.htm
You will have to ask JK to correct your sign in name
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07 November 2005, 17:41
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Is there any significance concerning the proximity of Mollulnan Beach to Shag Rock perchance? 
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07 November 2005, 18:52
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Is there any significance concerning the proximity of Mollulnan Beach to Shag Rock perchance? |
Oh no. Honestly! Good spear fishing territory. Isn't Shag Rock the lead singer in an American heavy metal outfit?
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07 November 2005, 19:35
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Oh no. Honestly! Good spear fishing territory. Isn't Shag Rock the lead singer in an American heavy metal outfit? |
Hmmm, I think thee dost protest too much me 'andsome!
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08 November 2005, 19:51
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I am not making any promises but I am free all next weekend 12&13th and the tides are good for the afternoon.
My camera is still charged from yesterday
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I will probably be out in Carrick roads both days - but I wont be cruising - i will be learning to wake board.
My dad and a couple of friends (who usually play in the med all summer) are in Cornwall for the winter and have decided they will take advantage of me having a decent sized boat now to keep up to speed on the wake boarding - so i will be trying as hard as possible not to embarrass my self.
If you are out and about you are welcome to join in laughing at me making a fool of myself.
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