2010 calender

mick · 05 September 2009, 17:54

Does this forum ever produce a calender you should have some good pics to put in one ,just a thought.

chewy · 06 September 2009, 08:07

Not a bad idea.
Would need to find out how many people would want one first though.

Brian · 06 September 2009, 15:33

I think it's a good idea.
I would buy one.
How about putting our photo competions winners on each page?

JSP · 06 September 2009, 21:51

I've got contacts for printing but you need bulk orders for calendars to make them cheap enough.

mick · 06 September 2009, 22:13

One of the forums i go on do a calender and they run out about £10 each with pp

chewy · 06 September 2009, 22:21

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Originally Posted by JSP

I've got contacts for printing but you need bulk orders for calendars to make them cheap enough.

How many and how cheap mate?

mick · 06 September 2009, 22:25

this is the layout http://www.disco3.co.uk/shop/index.p...d&productId=13

chewy · 06 September 2009, 22:26

Cheap as well, just like the budgie.

Tim M · 07 September 2009, 13:36

This is something I'm currently working on. Without giving too much away you will be able to buy them in Gunwharf in the not too distant future. I've got a good friend who is a photographer; the plan was for her to produce the piccies (a lot of which we already have). I'd be happy to open this up if people want to submit pics to go in. Would also be happy to post them out if people on here wanted to buy them. If thats of interest we can set up a separate thread for people to post pics in.

John Kennett · 07 September 2009, 14:00

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Originally Posted by discomick

this is the layout http://www.disco3.co.uk/shop/index.p...d&productId=13

Looks good. Do you know who they are using to produce the calendars?

Poly · 07 September 2009, 14:17

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Originally Posted by John Kennett

Looks good. Do you know who they are using to produce the calendars?

Now John - could you get some nautical information in there of use to the average ribnetter too? e.g. many years ago I had a calendar provided by the Coastguard (I think it may have been to promote CG66 when first introduced!) which had the tide times (and heights I think) for dover...

I realise we are all dotted around the country, but all you need to know is your local correction and away you go.

mick · 07 September 2009, 21:22

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Originally Posted by John Kennett

Looks good. Do you know who they are using to produce the calendars?

Will try and find out.

mick · 08 September 2009, 18:23

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Originally Posted by John Kennett

Looks good. Do you know who they are using to produce the calendars?

calenders made here http://www.rayfount.com/

JSP · 08 September 2009, 18:25

As I said earlier, I have other options for printing. If you need a quote let me know. Any layout available.

wavelength · 08 September 2009, 19:35

CG calenders still produced with the dover tides shown as a tidal curve thru the month which means you can see springs and neaps at a glance. We use it all the time for planning at a glance

JSP · 08 September 2009, 19:54

Where do you get them from dave? Would be handy to have that info.

Simon B · 08 September 2009, 20:56

This sounds a cracking idea, Ribnet is well diverse, the calendar should endeavour to reflect this. I will try and submit a diving shot to go into the pool of diving related shots for judgement.

JK could insist that all shots should include a Ribnet burgee...just an idea?!

the bandit · 08 September 2009, 22:19

How about some contenders then
I'l start off with a picture from the RB8 race. A hunton overtaking a goldfish