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Old 25 April 2013, 19:41   #821
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My crutch fell off my arm and is now at the bottom of the marina!! :-(
Maybe that Suarez had been biting it thats why it fell off
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Old 25 April 2013, 19:42   #822
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Maybe that Suarez had been biting it thats why it fell off
I'm only on a two rib cruise ban hopefully as I don't think I will be ready for the Ireland trip either. :-(
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Old 25 April 2013, 19:44   #823
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Not to good Steve, keep getting shooting pains up it, thanks for asking. Chris is taking a photographer out on my boat to do a video shoot of all the ribs coming through by fort Belan.. I'm hoping to get out on my big boat, I went on it the other day, was stood on the back with my crutches opening the canopy and SPLASH!! My crutch fell off my arm and is now at the bottom of the marina!! :-(
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Old 25 April 2013, 19:45   #824
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We best be careful or HP will bollock us for thread drifting
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Old 25 April 2013, 19:50   #825
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If the weather lets us get past the stacks!

It's still partial cloud or sun and Northerly 20mph winds, force 4. It's all good.

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There'll be some swell rolling in off the Irish sea but that just makes it more fun!
north stack is likely to be lively on an ebbing high tide. stay as close to the rocks as you dare - dont worry its deep clear water right in close there - and you will go through the shortest possible route of the overfalls. if you look closely on google earth you can see how the overfalls fan outwards from north stack itself
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north stack is likely to be lively on an ebbing high tide. stay as close to the rocks as you dare - dont worry its deep clear water right in close there - and you will go through the shortest possible route of the overfalls. if you look closely on google earth you can see how the overfalls fan outwards from north stack itself
Cheers! Great advice, I've herd that since the last time we went round in a calm day and off the cliffs about 400m out was like mountains rising up and huge holes appearing in front of you from nowhere.

I know the Strait very well but not the rest.
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Cheers! Great advice, I've herd that since the last time we went round in a calm day and off the cliffs about 400m out was like mountains rising up and huge holes appearing in front of you from nowhere.

I know the Strait very well but not the rest.
Huge holes! That sounds fun!
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yeah, north stack is known locally as the washing machine! the waves pick you up, turn you then drop you into a deep hole. keep calm, play the throttle and wait for each wave in front to get to your same level before moving forward. its exciting stuff - been through many times like that whilst the sea either side is perfectly calm!
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Those Victoria dock Mullet will ave all gone now coz they ave been turned into sweet & sour fish balls... All the seaweed as disappeared off the tide flap gate also. looks like Fu's got the first two courses sorted
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yeah, north stack is known locally as the washing machine! the waves pick you up, turn you then drop you into a deep hole. keep calm, play the throttle and wait for each wave in front to get to your same level before moving forward. its exciting stuff - been through many times like that whilst the sea either side is perfectly calm!
Yes it does creep up on you, good fun though if you are sensible. People will be wary of going in close to the rocks there but as you say nothing below surface just sheer drop from cliff face. Drop a set of feathers around here loads of pollack
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Yes it does creep up on you, good fun though if you are sensible. People will be wary of going in close to the rocks there but as you say nothing below surface just sheer drop from cliff face. Drop a set of feathers around here loads of pollack
Sounds like it would make a good dive as well

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yeah, north stack is known locally as the washing machine! the waves pick you up, turn you then drop you into a deep hole. keep calm, play the throttle and wait for each wave in front to get to your same level before moving forward. its exciting stuff - been through many times like that whilst the sea either side is perfectly calm!
you can always take the long way round the stacks
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yeah, north stack is known locally as the washing machine! the waves pick you up, turn you then drop you into a deep hole. keep calm, play the throttle and wait for each wave in front to get to your same level before moving forward. its exciting stuff - been through many times like that whilst the sea either side is perfectly calm!
Brilliant, hopefully its really violent!!
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MY your going to be a busy boy after diving on mikes crutch you diving in Vivien is Amanda aware of you sexual activity's
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