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Old 20 May 2010, 02:03   #1
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Sun 13th June - Powerboat Cruise Firth of Forth

Elie & Earlsferry S. C.

Not Long Now - we have got around 8 boats registered... and hopefully the weather will be good.

More details can be found on Club Website.

Other Events:
Sat. 22nd May RNLI Sea Safety Road Show

Sun. 30th May We also have Club open day - sail2walk - with try yachting and try powerboating, & RSPB - Wildlife on Forth
More details can be found on club website http://www.eesc.org.uk


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Old 20 May 2010, 09:59   #2
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Hi spr, i was signed up to do that but my rib is away gettin fixed then


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Old 24 May 2010, 20:37   #3
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Hi,

Were are you planning on going on the Forth?

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Old 24 May 2010, 21:01   #4
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General Plans Weather Dependant...

Elie - along coast to Anstruther - out to Isle of May - might land...then back to Anstruther - along coast back to Elie for BBQ at Club House.

We need to take into account boat sizes and weather, at any point boats can step out and take refuge in St Monace, Pittenween Anstruther or Cellardyke, and pick up the cruise back to Elie or Head directly back to Elie if preferred...We have a ground support team to get people back to Elie if things blow up and we need to leave boats down coast.

Preferred Bolt Hole is Anstruther Harbour since we have a good slip to recover from if needed.

A no time will any boat be left by there self, even if it means I stay behind.

The outer forth can be a tad rough at times, so the plans are fluid. We have boats arriving from North Berwick so crusing to North Berwick is not very nice option!

We have two advanced powerboat certified & one powerboat instructor helping to plan the trip and give advice.

If anybody coming by Sea needs refuelled this can be arranged two.

As always people thoughts are welcomed before and on the day.

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Old 24 May 2010, 21:22   #5
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Hi,

Is Bell Rock not on your agenda?

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Old 24 May 2010, 22:12   #6
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Bell Rock - is quite far out, for us small boats, without safe haven.

As discussed previously threads,

( http://rib.net/forum/showthread.php?...ight=bell+rock )

its not really a plan able event, but more like if you can find a good weather window.

Most of the boats will be <5.5 metres, with 50 Hp, and a few big sport boats.

To to Bell Rock I would recommend leaving Broughty Ferry, Tayport or St Andrews.
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Old 09 June 2010, 11:53   #7
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Proposed Passage Plan

Hi ALL,

After some thought and consideration of boats entered, Sunday we prose the following, final call to be made on Sunday after weather and sea conditions.

Club will be holding BBQ afterwards at £5 a head, so if you cant make the cruise you can still come to BBQ afterwards.

Book BBQ Ticket , Cruise Place or Both here


ELIE & EARLSFERRY S. C. - POWERBOAT SECTION
13th JUNE 2010 -OPEN POWERBOAT CRUISE

PASSAGE PLAN- ELIE TO DYSART TO ELIE SUNDAY 13 JUNE
Depart Elie - 13.45
Arrive Dysart - 15.00 Spend 1 hour at Dysart harbour
Depart Dysart- 16.00
Arrive Elie- 17.15 ( all times B.S.T.) Speed 10 knots.


OUTBOUND

LEG1

ELIE PIERHEAD----WPT1 (1/2NM. SOUTH OF EAST VOWS ROCK) 56DEG. 10.20MIN. N
02DEG. 50.00MIN.W
210DEG. TRUE----214DEG. MAG.---- 0.9NM.----5.5MINS.

LEG2

WPT1----WPT2 (1NM. EAST SOUTH EAST OF METHIL PWR. STA./ RIVER LEVEN)
56DEG. 11.20MIN. N
02DEG. 58.00MIN. W
280DEG. TRUE----284DEG. MAG.----4.5NM.----27MINS.

LEG3


WPT2----WPT3 (1NM.SOUTH EAST OF DYSART HARBOUR) 56DEG. 06.80MIN. N
03DEG. 05.70MIN. W
225DEG. TRUE----229DEG. MAG.----5.8NM.----35MINS.

LEG4
WPT3----DYSART PIERHEAD

303DEG. TRUE----307DEG. MAG.----1.0NM.----6MINS.



REFRESHMENTS AT DYSART


INBOUND

LEG5
DYSART PIERHEAD----WPT3

123DEG. TRUE----127DEG. MAG.----1.0NM.----6 MINS.

LEG6
WPT3----WPT2

045DEG. TRUE----049DEG. MAG.----5.8NM.----35MINS.

LEG7
WPT2----WPT1

100DEG. TRUE----104DEG. MAG.----4.5NM.----27 MINS.

LEG8
WPT1----ELIE PIERHEAD

030DEG. TRUE----034DEG. MAG.----0.9NM.----5.5MINS.


TIDES

Elie HW 15.47 (5.2)
DYSART HW 16.14 (5.2) (TIMES B.S.T.) TIDAL STREAM-NEGLIGIBLE

WEATHER





LIMITATIONS OF BOAT/CREW ( TO BE COMPLETED BY SKIPPER)



NAV. HAZARDS

Numerous lobster pots Methil to Dysart up to ¾ mile offshore many poorly marked.


CONTINGENCY PLAN
METHIL HARBOUR

NOMINATED RESPONSIBLE CONTACT ASHORE

Mr Bill Roberts- Secretary Elie & Earlsferry Sailing Club
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Old 09 June 2010, 20:49   #8
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Hi there is the Isle of may out of the question?
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Old 09 June 2010, 21:31   #9
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Kev,

http://www.windguru.cz/int/index.php?sc=47826

Look at the weather forecast, we think the waves and wind direction will limit the may isle. (it can take few days for swell to calm down on outer forth),

Ian from SeaSkills can verify that!

We have a passage Plan for May Isle, that if weather is right and if majority want we will implement, but as it stands Dysart is the preferred Option.

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Hi guys,

I will have Kinghorn Lifeboat up at Elie ness on Sunday as part of a joint exercise between RNLI, Coastguard and Fire brigade so if you end up going to Dysart as planned we will accompany you for some of it on our way home.

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Old 11 June 2010, 08:24   #11
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Thank you,

will nice to see the new 85 in "action" regards

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Old 11 June 2010, 18:28   #12
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Not long now, a passage plan has been issued, due weather forecasts we are heading up river to the old fishing port of Dysart, which has a nice cafe and good harbour for berthing.


We will hugging the Coastline, where you can view the Cliffs and wildlife, along to coast to lower largo, then to Leven, Methil , passing Macduff Castle at Wemyss and then heading into Dysart, situated below the Cliffs of Ravencraig Castle.


We planning to take it easy so you can enjoy the coastline as we travel to Dysart.

Some pics of Dysart harbour http://www.197aerial.co.uk/dysart_harbour.htm
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Hi we got some pictures of the boats today so i you want i can post on here or send me an email and i will send on to you, you might need to tell me what boat u were in unless you want a picture of most of them

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Old 13 June 2010, 20:01   #14
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Thanks.....they all arrived safety back, it was nice to see the 85. I got a spin I have some of your boat at Elie too.

I managed to get a spin in vital spark. Will upload photos tonight. I still At club house, tiding up after the BBQ.

You can email me photos powerboating at. EESC.org.uk, and I will add to website for them download. I will pm u the link.

Thanks

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Just back from powerboat cruise at Elie, great day out good company and good food well done SPR and co. Very well organised .


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Group Photo:

We had 6 Boats and 23 people on water, plus 3 shore based people covering the logistics.

We had a special appearance from RNLI Kinghorn - Atlantic 85 class lifeboat ‘Tommy Niven, who was returning from Elie Ness to Kinghorn after being on exercise, who followed us along the coast to Dysart before returning back their station in Kinghorn a few miles further down the coast

The day was followed by a BBQ at the club, were we talked and about boating and the day.

And how we could promote more powerboating in the Forth Area/Scotland
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Thanks Kev,

It great to see you there, if you ever looking to join us again give me shout! This Event is advertised as the OPEN event, but we always accept visitors.

I am in process of going through pictures, I will post some here one i have resized them

That Blast on Vital Spark 60 Knots........my RIB will be slow compared to that......
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Some Pics from Sunday

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