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Old 06 May 2005, 16:38   #301
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Looks like top weather this afternoon mate.

I'll call you later.

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Great job Andre
Please can you PM me your mobile no I would like to go out with the welcome party with Becky if not too rough. Or as crew if anyone will have me !if she doesn't fancy it
ETA at Lampton marina 9.30 for launch
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PM sent. No problem we can accomodate you but I am sure you would prefer to go out on your own rib
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Old 06 May 2005, 18:11   #303
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Sorry if you have already explained this elsewhere, but what is the plan for saturday afternoon?
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Old 06 May 2005, 19:16   #304
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Sorry if you have already explained this elsewhere, but what is the plan for saturday afternoon?
It was my intention to repeat the programe so this is what we have in mind

Once we all meet we head up river at a slow pace of 6 knots
we pass on route the Ship & Anchor and Arundel and Arundel Castle

We stop at the Black Rabbit and enjoy a picnic or pub lunch (this trip will last about 3-4 hours so we will be heading back with the tide

When we get back I suggest we all check in our respective B & Bs and meet later in the Arun View for the evening meal say at 7 PM

The next day after breakfast say 9:00AM we can meet by the visitor's mooring (Harbour Master's office) and head for Brighton Marina for lunch (the short stay charge at the marina is £ 6.00 per rib

Is this acceptable?
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Updated Plans

Hi All,

I have just spoken with the JACKEENS and both Myself, Paul & Martin have all decided to drive to Littlehampton by car and not risk the weather forecast.


I hope this does not inconvenience anyone that we had arranged to meet.

For those of you who are still travelling by boat and are leaving later in the day.

Please remember the tidal gate on the Sandbar at Littlehampton you might not get in if the tide is too low.

See you in Littlehampton
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Old 06 May 2005, 20:04   #306
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We still plan to do the trip, the bad weather forecast is from metcheck.com, which said it was blowing a force 7 while andre was taking pictures of millpond conditions.

The current Inshore waters forecast for North foreland to Selsey Bill is as follows:

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Outlook for the following 24 hours:
Wind: west 6 or 7 veering northwest 4 or 5
Weather: rain then scattered showers.
Visibility: moderate becoming good.
Sea State: moderate becoming slight later
We also want to see the Jackeens boat in action

Evidently the forecast isn't perfect, but the wind is dying through the weekend and the return journey head into it shouldnt be too bad.
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Old 06 May 2005, 20:24   #307
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Ah, that forecast has since been updated.
Now reads:
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24 hour forecast:
Wind: west or southwest 4 or 5, increasing 6 or 7 for a time overnight, perhaps gale 8 for a time in east, veering northwest on saturday.
Weather: rain for a time then scattered showers.
Visibility: moderate or good.
Sea State: slight building moderate or rough for a time.
Outlook for the following 24 hours:
Wind: northwest 4 or 5.
Weather: mainly fair.
Visibility: good.
Sea State: slight.
Still planning to go ahead with the trip though, looks like it will be windy over night and then veer NW and drop throughout Saturday.
We'll plan to go ahead with it and make the decision tomorow morning, if the wind doesn't drop then we have no wish to make the crossing in a F8, we're counting on that being down from a 6-7 to a F5-6 by the time we leave.
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Old 06 May 2005, 20:25   #308
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I am confused. I want to do the trip based on fabulous conditions in Lymington, but am not going to do it, even with Timboli, unless we are part of a group and there are others for support.

Can someone tell me if I am in danger.... either of the weather or turning up at the Barrier and finding noone else there....

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Old 06 May 2005, 20:50   #309
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I am confused. I want to do the trip based on fabulous conditions in Lymington, but am not going to do it, even with Timboli, unless we are part of a group and there are others for support.

Can someone tell me if I am in danger.... either of the weather or turning up at the Barrier and finding noone else there....

Thanks

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as I now understand only Blue Ice, Tombouy, Intrepid and you are ready to come by sea. May I suggest you get in touch with Richard B who will be leaving from the Humber and buddy up together and then meet up with the other 2 ribs

I had a word with the LAmpton harbour master this afternoon and he said that it should be ok inshore and no problems in taking the short cut

Tony Hancock just called me to say that the sea is flat off LA
where is this F7?

Phil & I are going to meet at 7:45 on the West beach and will call Richard B on the mobile with the LA forecast

Pls let us know what your plans will be and ETA either the Street of Owers

we will head out to be there say 10:30 and will call you on CH77
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Old 06 May 2005, 20:56   #310
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I will be launching from Littlehampton Marina what time do you want to meet
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Old 06 May 2005, 21:04   #311
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Richard B who will be leaving from the Humber
Blimey - we've got a long trip ahead of us then - better leave now!

Bruce - Andre is correct. Richard is at this moment talking to BenC and you and Dave Simmons are next to be called. Don't worry about being left on your own - we would never do that to you!

The plan at the moment is to be in the Solent by 10ish and take it from there. If everyone is happy we'll proceed, if not we'll go back and come to Littlehampton by car. No-one will be left on their own though!

Looking forward to seeing everyone tomorrow!
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Old 06 May 2005, 21:05   #312
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leaving from the Humber
???

The forecast is variable but as a general rule we don't head out in a F7 or thereabouts (though we stick it out if out there already )! Nor would we recommend that to anyone. Just don't want to be a burden to anyone/services etc. in case we have a prob. ( as risk increases).


And that was the general consensus of everyone we spoke to today. Looking forward to seeing ye in Littlehampton ! But also safe trip by sea all who go ahead.

Thanks for pms and phonecalls today Solent group! Managed to get back to everyone who made contact!

We'll be out with ye soon Harry and Dave ...it performed well in sea trials today

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Blimey - we've got a long trip ahead of us then - better leave now!
sorry fatal error but you know what I meant The Hamble of course
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Bruce - Andre is correct. Richard is at this moment talking to BenC and you and Dave Simmons are next to be called. Don't worry about being left on your own - we would never do that to you!

The plan at the moment is to be in the Solent by 10ish and take it from there. If everyone is happy we'll proceed, if not we'll go back and come to Littlehampton by car. No-one will be left on their own though!

Looking forward to seeing everyone tomorrow!
Thanks Louise well said

We will wait for your updates tomorrow morning
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Andre - we've spoken to BenC, Bruce and Dave and we will all be meeting on the Hamble at 10 am. We'll keep you updated on our plans. See you tomorrow!

P.S. make sure you do that 'calm seas and sunshine' dance!
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Andre - we've spoken to BenC, Bruce and Dave and we will all be meeting on the Hamble at 10 am. We'll keep you updated on our plans. See you tomorrow!

P.S. make sure you do that 'calm seas and sunshine' dance!
Of course

If weather on your side and you take the short cut I estimate you to be at the Street by 11:30
HW at LA is at 11:27

Pending weather we will be out there to meet you. have a safe crossing

Just spoken to Bruce and all is clear
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We now need to ascertain if any more of the Solent Group are planning to go by RIB...
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The Solent Group

The Jackeens - "Zebedee" - B & B at seafront
Louise & Richard - "Blue Ice" - Arun View
Martin & Anto - "Remedy" - Nelson Hotel
Simmons0 (David & Harry) - "Tombouy" - Arun View
Janet & Bill - "Juno" - Nelson Hotel
Scurvy_Crew & Ribald - "Pendragon" - camping at S & A
Aedge - "Fujimo" - Quayside B & B
Brucehawsker "Farfetched" - Quayside B & B
AY & Kathryn + 3 "Southcoast II" - Quayside B & B
Benc + 5 "Intrepid" -
Are Janet & Bill, Scurvy Crew & Ribald and Aedge still planning to go by RIB?
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Hmmmm....bacon sarnies at the marina cafe!!!

Top greasy spoon our cafe!!!

They do a fine early morning mug of tea too!

After our weather check at the river entrance Andre and I will be preping our able craft in the marina with a hope to launch at about 09:30.

We will most probably be in the area at the top of the launch ramp.

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We now need to ascertain if any more of the Solent Group are planning to go by RIB...


Are Janet & Bill, Scurvy Crew & Ribald and Aedge still planning to go by RIB?
Janet & Bill are towing to LA
Aedge is towing to LA - my mistake he should hv been listed in the welcome party

Scurvy Crew & Ribald coming by car

I guess all accounted for
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We have decided to trail the boat to Littlehampton and will aim to arrive no later than 10 am at the public slip.

Andre, we'll see you there ... will give you a call if we get lost!

See y'all tomorrow.
J&B

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