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Old 10 February 2010, 23:22   #61
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Old 10 February 2010, 23:54   #62
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Would be nice to do a run with another boat, we made it to Gigha last Oct which was excellent.
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Old 11 February 2010, 09:57   #63
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Would be nice to do a run with another boat, we made it to Gigha last Oct which was excellent.
Yes Gigha ia a favourite of ours we usually go down with 2 or 3 ribs for a nice lunch and a walk round the gardens. Was caught out the last time coming home really whipped up nasty.
Anyway heres to better weather!!!!!!
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Old 11 February 2010, 21:11   #64
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Neil, yea know the Steadings well. Hope to seee you when next your up.

Traveller, no we dont against the rules but the owner of the site does he has about 4 he hires out if you were wanting to do so let me know and I will make enquires for you.
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Is that house next to the pub still for weekly rent, or has it turned into a B & B yet? Last time I was in the area we had to get a B & B up a hill out of the village? Was a bit of a hike for a drink (I'd just broken my ankle at the time so took an age to get to the pub on blumin crutches). Didnt stop me ribbing though
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Old 11 February 2010, 23:41   #65
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Julie the house next to the Inn is now a private house, so you will still have to travel a little bit either Leachive or the other lets in the village as most of the B&B's are out of the main village.
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Yes Gigha ia a favourite of ours we usually go down with 2 or 3 ribs for a nice lunch and a walk round the gardens.
Gigha indeed. The ambition this year seems to involve taking 3-4 boats round Gigha with a night camping (or something), possibly annoy Don Denis . There was a definite mention of Whisky too, so Islay will be a stop off. Might bump into some of you lads on the way
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Gigha indeed. The ambition this year seems to involve taking 3-4 boats round Gigha with a night camping (or something), possibly annoy Don Denis . There was a definite mention of Whisky too, so Islay will be a stop off. Might bump into some of you lads on the way
Ah Wilk always nice to see you in our waters! Yes Islay is a fine island for a dram but I am a Jura man you can't beat a drop of Superstition!! Give me a shout and if I am going up I will tried and get one or two others to join the raid!!
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Give me a shout and if I am going up I will tried and get one or two others to join the raid!!
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Thanks, consider the contract signed, wx permitting, whisky on us.

EDIT: Weather is our Mistress, we're on a "That Morning, Go/No Go" basis, so planning is very tricky - we're all sub 7m open boats. But will keep you up to date beforehand.
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Weather is the boss as far as we are concerned also. BTW Scotsmen are not really as mean as allow you to do all the buying. As always a meeting of the celts it is the way home the is the problem and when we get home!! Look forward to it.

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