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Old 22 February 2003, 10:44   #21
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Andy for my next trip (but one)
Alan...next but one? Are you planning to join us on 'The Great Orkney SIB Expedition 2003'?

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Old 22 February 2003, 10:56   #22
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Old 22 February 2003, 11:43   #23
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Has anybody got/can anyone get, any photos of Richard Redyhoff's boat, the very slim things off the IOM, the fully submerged Delta etc etc.??

I am intrigued by all these mentions but don't see any piccies!
Common guys, surely someone's got something for The Gallery?
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Old 22 February 2003, 18:36   #24
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Google produces.......

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Old 22 February 2003, 18:41   #25
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Website all about VSV's:

http://www.vsvboats.com/
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Old 23 February 2003, 11:17   #26
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For those contemplating a New wave pierceing boat, as there next boat then its has been realised that Where an adult may suffer from extream Seasickness that the best cure is Strawberies and Cream,

As they taste the same coming up as they do going down.

Hope this helps
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Old 23 February 2003, 16:35   #27
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Good luck Alan.

Brian, when I inherited all of JK's boat magazines there was a full article on the VSV including sea trials etc. They took the Journo out for a spin, or would it be a plough?

I'll see if I can dig it out and lend it to you.



No JK I haven't forgotten!

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Old 24 February 2003, 15:29   #28
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How are you going to keep awake.
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Old 26 February 2003, 15:17   #29
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sekyd. Not sure I understand your question. Alan P
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Old 26 February 2003, 16:36   #30
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Sleep

Alan does'nt sleep, He's too busy for that.
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