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Old 24 July 2013, 22:17   #401
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Took mine out for a shakedown this eve, starting to belt down with rain and is really going for it now. Roads were starting to flood.
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awesome rain here, lightnin n shit!
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Old 24 July 2013, 22:31   #403
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You & Mollers could outsnore Europe. I still have the video evidence (having been kept awake all night by the snoring, then listening to you both denying it)

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Sundays forecast is force 5 gusting 6-7

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Going to leave tomorrow at 8-9 ish meeting with Longjohn at around lunchtime then driving the rest of the way to PZ.

I'll check on here before I leave tomorrow morning.....

There is still time to call this off, but I would rather know sooner rather than later
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OK the bottom line is- FRI, SAT will be fine apart from a mod SSE wind for a few hours mid PM SAT afternoon.
Sunday is not looking at all good. If we come back on Sunday it would be best to leave between 6-7am.
The best option would be to come back late afternoon Sat. That still gives us a good stay and the option to be safe.
What do the rest of you think? Most of you have had a lot more experience on the water than me.
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Old 25 July 2013, 07:22   #409
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OK the bottom line is- FRI, SAT will be fine apart from a mod SSE wind for a few hours mid PM SAT afternoon.
Sunday is not looking at all good. If we come back on Sunday it would be best to leave between 6-7am.
The best option would be to come back late afternoon Sat. That still gives us a good stay and the option to be safe.
What do the rest of you think? Most of you have had a lot more experience on the water than me.
Make the most of your weather window if you only stay over night it would be worth the trip
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Old 25 July 2013, 07:26   #410
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Current webcam pics show Penzance & Scillies better than here (Bournemouth) - Agree that Sunday isn't looking great. Tides work for coming back late afternoon/evening on Sat and better to be safe than sorry
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We can always make another call about Sunday departure on Sat - when things might be more certain
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There is a wild card option if everybody is uncertain! It's only an idea I have thought of as I have been really keen to get on the water and have soon down time.
We could all meet at Falmouth on Fri explore the coast to Fowey and beyond. Camp at one of the coves. Sat more fun and a camp in the sheltered waters of the Helford on Sat night. Sunday take at leisure.
I Mollers will be cringing now at that thought but it's only an idea if in doubt.
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Sorry to pee on your fire but the problem will be getting off of Bryher as high tide is 8 in the morning or 9 at night

Could be a pain all weekend

I've spent a day in the rain after a F8 overnight, waiting for the tide as the ribs rest in the mud



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There is a wild card option if everybody is uncertain! It's only an idea I have thought of as I have been really keen to get on the water and have soon down time.
We could all meet at Falmouth on Fri explore the coast to Fowey and beyond. Camp at one of the coves. Sat more fun and a camp in the sheltered waters of the Helford on Sat night. Sunday take at leisure.
I Mollers will be cringing now at that thought but it's only an idea if in doubt.
Sorry been down to Fowey a few times and explored both ways, I'm really not up for the tow down for that

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Sorry to pee on your fire but the problem will be getting off of Bryher as high tide is 8 in the morning or 9 at night

Could be a pain all weekend

I've spent a day in the rain after a F8 overnight, waiting for the tide as the ribs rest in the mud

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Don't worry about Bryher you will have a tide window 3 hrs either side of high. Scillies is my preferred option so lets go and if we cut it short it's still going to be fun.
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Don't worry about Bryher you will have a tide window 3 hrs either side of high. Scillies is my preferred option so lets go and if we cut it short it's still going to be fun.
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Old 25 July 2013, 07:55   #418
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Drying out issues are due to anchoring, taking a mooring will sort that. The Radio Cornwall forecast this morning gave 2/3 SW with sun and cloud.
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Drying out issues are due to anchoring, taking a mooring will sort that. The Radio Cornwall forecast this morning gave 2/3 SW with sun and cloud.

Loading the Clampett gear now

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Loading the Clampett gear now

My man is doing the tyres and water
Working 'til midday, then 'all over' the boat. Have a couple of tiny niggles.
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