Easdale RIB Rendezvous 2016 - Page 3

willk · 04 February 2016, 21:58

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Originally Posted by John Kennett

You'd probably be the only one but I'm sure you'd be made very welcome. You will obviously get the piss taken out of you for your poor choice of boat, but unless you are particularly thin skinned then go for it and have a great weekend!

Dunno Boss - Poly turned up at Scottish SIB meet in a hard boat and he was only moderately teased. As soon as he starts dishing up hot tea and muffins from the galley he'll be highly respected!

blueboy758 · 05 February 2016, 10:59

Yep looking forward to it.
I may go up the weekend before diving and leave the boat up there somewhere.
Fingers crossed for some good weather. 😳😊

jambo · 05 February 2016, 11:35

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Originally Posted by blueboy758

Yep looking forward to it.
I may go up the weekend before diving and leave the boat up there somewhere.
Fingers crossed for some good weather. 😳😊

Yes to the wx hopes!!
Speak to Tony re leaving your rib at Easdale I'm sure he will be able to help.

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Xk59D · 05 February 2016, 12:35

you can store the rib in puffin dive centre, oban caravan site is another option. i can't mind how much i paid puffin last year but it wasn't much.

Paul_S · 05 February 2016, 13:19

If I come like this should be ok..

two stroke mick · 05 February 2016, 14:25

Paul S

I cant help but notice the tubes are set very high on that type of rib

TSM

Paul_S · 05 February 2016, 15:37

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Originally Posted by two stroke mick

Paul S

I cant help but notice the tubes are set very high on that type of rib

TSM

Yeah it's the deep water version.

Tony Hill · 05 February 2016, 18:37

Eilean Eisdeal the local community trust that owns the harbour encourages boat users. All fees go to improving the harbour. Easdale harbour is really sheltered. We have had 2 boats on the water throughout the winter. Neither Gertrude nor Henry posed any concerns. The current harbour projects are additional pontoons and to renovate the boat shed to house the community tractor, an old grey Fergie.

Carolyn will sort everything when she eventually returns from Cambodia. She is currently struggling in 40 degrees heat.

Tony

Trevor G · 10 February 2016, 20:42

Hopefully Pam and I will be up again for this one.
If all goes to plan and the weather doesn't look too bad I'm hoping to bring Baby Blue (4.7 Searider) up and tow it behind our new toy - But I've a bit of work to do to get the accommodation ready!

jambo · 10 February 2016, 20:53

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Originally Posted by Trevor G

Hopefully Pam and I will be up again for this one.

If all goes to plan and the weather doesn't look too bad I'm hoping to bring Baby Blue (4.7 Searider) up and tow it behind our new toy - But I've a bit of work to do to get the accommodation ready!

Hopefully you get it completed. Having a deadline is a good thing as it drives you. Wouldn't be the same without you.
Cheers

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Poly · 10 February 2016, 21:31

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Originally Posted by Trevor G

Hopefully Pam and I will be up again for this one.
If all goes to plan and the weather doesn't look too bad I'm hoping to bring Baby Blue (4.7 Searider) up and tow it behind our new toy - But I've a bit of work to do to get the accommodation ready!

So you are coming alone this year?

Humber boy · 10 February 2016, 21:49

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Originally Posted by Poly

So you are coming alone this year?

Hi. Is there any numbers yet for how many have registered for this year so far? Hopefully a good turn out.

Xk59D · 10 February 2016, 21:56

it will be a good turn out, of that you can put the mortgage on.

A1an · 10 February 2016, 21:57

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Originally Posted by poly

so you are coming alone this year?

Tee hee

Humber boy · 10 February 2016, 21:59

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Originally Posted by A1an

Tee hee

Happy days. Hope it's a heatwave

Trevor G · 10 February 2016, 21:59

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Originally Posted by Trevor G

Hopefully Pam and I will be up again for this one.
If all goes to plan and the weather doesn't look too bad I'm hoping to bring Baby Blue (4.7 Searider) up and tow it behind our new toy - But I've a bit of work to do to get the accommodation ready!

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Originally Posted by Poly

So you are coming alone this year?

Hmm - if I spend as much time as I think it will need in the garage getting the boat and van ready .... I probably will be coming up on my own!

Perroboy · 16 February 2016, 21:49

Anyone camping at the Highlands Art Centre this year? Thinking I am too late to get digs anywhere. Is there any water and leccy? Don`t remember seeing much in the way of facilities last time I was there.

willk · 16 February 2016, 22:10

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Originally Posted by Perroboy

Anyone camping at the Highlands Art Centre this year? Thinking I am too late to get digs anywhere. Is there any water and leccy? Don`t remember seeing much in the way of facilities last time I was there.

IIRC it is a stony area that the grass grew over (aka an Argyll field).

Facilities = a picnic table and bugger all else

jambo · 16 February 2016, 22:13

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Originally Posted by Perroboy

Anyone camping at the Highlands Art Centre this year? Thinking I am too late to get digs anywhere. Is there any water and leccy? Don`t remember seeing much in the way of facilities last time I was there.

Hi try.

see Bed and Breakfast accommodation near Oban, Scotland - Garragh Mhor.

Tel 01852 300513
It's in Ellanebeich. Also try the caravan site at Cuan ferry it's on the ERR site.
Cheers J

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Perroboy · 16 February 2016, 22:21

Thanks guys!