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Old 18 February 2010, 13:00   #1
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Sunday 7th March - Solent/ Yarmouth

As I will be back in 'Nestor' in a weeks time and the tides for the following weekend look good I'm wondering who may be up for the usual trip to Yarmouth for lunch ?

So far of the usual suspects Avocet (& scurvey crew) seem to be 'up for it'.

Anyone else for an early spring jaunt ?

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Old 18 February 2010, 18:13   #2
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Pete I should be OK for the 7th March what about a trip round the IOW with some lunch somewhere.

Im sure Avocet would be up for it

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Old 18 February 2010, 19:28   #3
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Pete I should be OK for the 7th March what about a trip round the IOW with some lunch somewhere.

Im sure Avocet would be up for it

Steve
Weather permitting, I'd be up for a 'Round the Island' with lunch at, say, Ventnor where HT is at 3.30 pm on the Sunday which should give access to the harbour over the lunch period (although I'm not sure of the drying height of the entrance to calculate times exactly!). A clockwise trip should give Pete enough time to get back into Christchurch (HT also about 3.30 pm?) from Ventnor and it would make a change from Yarmouth.

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Old 18 February 2010, 19:33   #4
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Steve - owing to the fact that I'm a lightweight(metaphorically) , and it wont be 32'c that weekend I think I will wait till later in the summer .

I think my 12 year old daughter may not be too keen either ........

And small size fuel tank at 120l usable worries me about having a decent reserve .........

I need a bigger boat, in a warmer climate ! - I'll stick to Yarmouth for the moment - maybe Cowes if its flat sea .

Pete

edit - just seen Davids post - I can see me getting roped in ...........but I'll be stopping in Cowes to top off the tank! My tide 'Window' is 10am - 7pm so good all day really .
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Old 18 February 2010, 20:11   #5
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Go for it! You know you want to.......
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Old 18 February 2010, 22:42   #6
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Only if its smooth ..............ish
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Old 20 February 2010, 14:18   #7
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Old 20 February 2010, 18:01   #8
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Looking good, a fair bit of elbow grease used.

Thinking about getting the Parker out for the 7th and having a run down to the Needles & Yarmouth, with some friends.

Should have all the new gear by then so if anyone is around with a camera or video, would love some new shots of the boat.

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Old 20 February 2010, 20:16   #9
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Thanks , I'll ensure the camera is on hand, and we have several on board .

Having spoken to the kids they are very anti a trip round the Island at the moment so I'll stick to plan A - solent/ Yarmouth etc.

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Old 23 February 2010, 14:18   #10
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review of calandar

Hi Pete M and all
we will review the calandar and see if we can join also.
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Old 23 February 2010, 16:25   #11
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Engine serviced, boat clean, and i have some brownie points to spend
weather permitting would love to join in
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Old 23 February 2010, 20:09   #12
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So looks like ;

Me - Peter M - Nestor
SJ Hooper - Red 1
Avocet - Grimalkin
250 - Sea Safari 1 (aka - the big parker - a possible)
Paul - Storm Breaker (possible)
Roy Smith - Cookee Jar


All weather dependant - possible round the Island for some , or just a Solent blast / lunch somewhere.

Any other takers ? I can foresee a stunning still and calm spring day ...........
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Old 24 February 2010, 10:20   #13
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Old 24 February 2010, 17:42   #14
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What time are we meeting for lunch on the 7th 12.30 ?

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Old 24 February 2010, 18:19   #15
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What time are we meeting for lunch on the 7th 12.30 ?

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Sounds good to me . I'll be out before hand so may head West to meet up for the run to Yarmouth .......
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Old 24 February 2010, 19:58   #16
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Lunch at 12.30 works for me, though I am intending to be around the Needles area for about 11.45 for some photos.
Therefore planning on leaving the drystake at about 10.45. Having not done this trip from the stack, I assuming a leisurely cruise down the Solent should not take more than an hour??

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Old 24 February 2010, 20:55   #17
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Lunch at 12.30 works for me, though I am intending to be around the Needles area for about 11.45 for some photos.
Therefore planning on leaving the drystake at about 10.45. Having not done this trip from the stack, I assuming a leisurely cruise down the Solent should not take more than an hour??

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Hurst 11.30ish RV for all maybe ? Run out for pics etc & back for lunch at 12.30?
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So looks like ;

Me - Peter M - Nestor
SJ Hooper - Red 1
Avocet - Grimalkin
250 - Sea Safari 1 (aka - the big parker - a possible)
Paul - Storm Breaker (possible)
Roy Smith - Cookee Jar


All weather dependant - possible round the Island for some , or just a Solent blast / lunch somewhere.

Any other takers ? I can foresee a stunning still and calm spring day ...........
Hi Guys
I hope to be along with Jon (Ocean Devil) as well - we'll decide whether to do just Yarmouth or round the Island when the weather forecast firms up a bit.
We'll be starting from the Southampton end of things so may well rendezvous with others on the way through.
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Old 04 March 2010, 13:00   #19
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I think we are up for it.

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Old 04 March 2010, 15:30   #20
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Just got a new toy to play with.....

3 of us went quids in.

Will be launching from Calshot on Sunday, which channel will you all be on?

I like my new toy, new toy go fast.
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