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Old 17 July 2006, 16:11   #161
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hi all
we did get round but could not get out from Wootton Creek until 10.30 so were too far behind to catch up. Got to Yarmouth and saw all the ribs, looked great. My son and i had a great day and were delighted on well our 16 year old rib went we both want too do it again


thanks for sorting it out
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Old 17 July 2006, 16:15   #162
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Hi all., got back 2.00am, totally cream crackerd, but fantastic day out,Thanks to Chriss and Debs for the warm hospitality and every one who attended. We had a great time , wasnt bedgamin awesome.just goes to show
bigger isnt allways better but more how you use it. Thanks to the guys looking after us all a trully well organised days ribbing in great company.
According to the plotter all in all 82 nm we used approx 70 litres on the df 140
not bad.
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Old 17 July 2006, 17:15   #163
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Great Day! Lost you all as you went to Yarmouth as we decided to go in to alum bay and do some mono skiing !! All went very well ... Although didn't recognise anyone lol
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Old 17 July 2006, 17:21   #164
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glad everyone got home safely and that was a long long day for you steve, you guys must have been really tired.

glad everyone enjoyed the trip round the island was my second trip round so was good to do it in such great company and a nice group as adds to the fun.

As being the first large cruse i had set up i was not sure just how much to organise, as wanted to get folks round the iow and then leave folks to make their own plans for the rest of the day and keep an element of flexibility as some would prefer to sit on a beach and others in a pub, some would get off early and others would stay late.

so limited the organising of this trip to:

Suggesting slipways,
Location for meet
times to start,
direction and took it from there

for future trips, especially if the numbers are so large will give a time and destination for eats and other key milestones along the way, so that folks can make a choice as to how they want to spend the day. but also if folks are late they can join in also. was consious that when we got to yarmouth a lot of people split up to get a beer and refreshments and it was difficult to relay the beach we had choosen.

One idea suggested was ......it would also be good that for other trips if folks post a pic of their boat and them (if not too shy) so that it helps everyone recognise who everyone is!!!!

I will post a few more trips during the summer and anyone is welcome to join in as its nice to get such a diverse crowd from across the country enjoying the solent and other areas. Many Many people have said that we need more trips arranging so folks can join in and meet other ribbers.

so for this year will be arranging the following outings

trip to alum bay/needles end of July
trip to cornwall for a week in the falmouth area in august
trip to scilleys in august leaving from penzance if we get a weather window
trip to lyme regis for a weekend in august
trip to pembroke/south wales in august
trip down the thames in sept for a london cruse
another trip round the iow before we lose the good weather

places i am interested in visiting but not sure if i can squeeze them in this year are....
Ramsgate/herne bay areas
poole/christchurch area
plymouth area
ipswich area
watchet north somerset area

want to make the most of the good weather
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Old 17 July 2006, 17:56   #165
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Chris and Debs, you are truly the King and Queen of RIBnet cruising!
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Chris & Debs

We the LA ribsters congratulate you on a well organised cruise and the weather well you must have some VIP friends in very high places.

sorry we could not make the BBQ but had to head home to LAmpton.
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Went round to Portsmouth to do a work related visit and was told to slow down by traffic warden (RIBALD?) at the entrance i was doing 5 knots on my gps !!!!
Which boat and time was it - the cat. or the dory? Doubt it was me as I only tell peeps to slow down when they are really taking the p**s. (like 25 knots past No 3 bouy on Sunday am. )

There has been an issue with wash recently and I suspect, at 5 knts you were kicking up a nice wake which may have attracted attention. (Yes, I know that RIB's going fast leave no wash but the boss makes the rules)
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Old 17 July 2006, 21:34   #168
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Dory thing on the way in ,it was towing a yatch as we left!
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Chris and Debs, you are truly the King and Queen of RIBnet cruising!
tis nice of you to say that, but all we did was start a thread regarding a trip we wanted to make, hoping a few folks would come along!.

It is all the people that come along, mucked in, helped out, some travelling 100's of miles that made the day so enjoyable. The big thanks is to all of them
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Glad you all had a good time. I didn't get out till 1500 hrs so just took a quick spin to Nab Tower. The sea was fantastic. Saturday wasn't as good so you certainly picked the right day. may we have many more this summer. Well done Hugh.
By the way did anyone pop into the new bar at Priory bay. Its open to the public and sells bottles of becks for £3 a go. Burger and chips is listed at £10.
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Old 17 July 2006, 22:21   #171
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Sounds like you all had a fantastic time. For those of us who did not attend, any possibility of a few fuel consumption figures from those that did attend!
48 Litres for the trip - although I think we owe James a few litres

Engine now fixed - £14 relay and 2 hours to fix it.
Support your local engineers with ALL of your servicing, pay your bills without question, and they will dig out when you need them. Well done Fairweather!
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It is all the people that come along, mucked in, helped out, some travelling 100's of miles that made the day so enjoyable.
That's what it's all about! Really good to see those now familiar Pwllheli harbour stickers on some of the RIBs from the Midlands and North too
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I logged 72 nm for the day and filled up with 50.5 litres. Interestingly, I did the same trip last year when my engine only had about 30 hours on it and used 81 litres. I probably was not pushing quite so hard this time, it being a little more lumpy, but I must admit to being surprised by how economical the old Opti is now.
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48 Litres for the trip - although I think we owe James a few litres

Engine now fixed - £14 relay and 2 hours to fix it.
Support your local engineers with ALL of your servicing, pay your bills without question, and they will dig out when you need them. Well done Fairweather!

Glad we put some extra fuel on 88 litres for the trip,
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Here is an extract from my log for the trip:

DateRemaining Fuel (l)Fuel Used for Trip (l)Distance for Trip (Miles)Nm/l for Trip (Nm/l)Engine Hours for Trip (Hrs)Average speed (Mph)Oil put in (l)Oil in tank (l)Oil used for trip (l)Launch siteDestinationWeather & seastate16/07/200689.050.469.51.383.619.37.71.6WarsashAround the IoW, clockwise, popped into Yarmouth, then North of island for lunch.Very hot & sunny, sea breeze developed, overall fairly smooth, but very confused sea between Needles & Hurst Castle.
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Whoops, I'll try again later!
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Old 18 July 2006, 09:52   #177
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Wops try again
Chris & Deb
thanks for the trip, its great to cruise in company
would love to do the Scilly Isles.
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We did 82 nm & used 78.5lt
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Thanks to Chris and Debs for an extremely warm welcome to the south. In case you are wondering I was the passenger on Top Banana. Fantastic turn out, and Fantastic day.
My Jetski is up for sale, but was wondering if it hasn't gone in time for the Thames trip in September. Would a Jetski be welcome, and come to that are Jetski's allowed on the Thames!

PS: By the way, nice Kebabs.
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