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Old 22 November 2006, 22:05   #261
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You would have had serious problems if you had taken that photo from the boat!!!
LOL best post so far
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Old 22 November 2006, 22:13   #262
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spotted on saturday in a pic I took across the marina - not hard to miss though, looks quite awesome!
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Old 22 November 2006, 22:33   #263
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Richard,

Lovely looking boat. Wonder if we'll get a major colour clash on the 16th. Its going to look like the sun is in the water if we both turn up together.
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Old 22 November 2006, 22:51   #264
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What are yellow boats like in the summer? Yellow has a horrible habit of attracting bees and wasps etc.
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Old 22 November 2006, 23:40   #265
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What are yellow boats like in the summer? Yellow has a horrible habit of attracting bees and wasps etc.
That is what some people said when I was buying the Ribcraft Biggles now owns, however never had a problem with wasps or flies at all.
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Old 22 November 2006, 23:50   #266
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No flies on you then....

I did once here a story about a bloke who's boat was attacked by a swam of bees whilst out at sea. He locked himself in his cabin and was told he could not come in until the bees had been checked in case they were the killer bees from South America - this was off Worms Head - Gower. This boat is moored next to mine now - and it's blue so I better watch out.
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No flies on you then....

I did once here a story about a bloke who's boat was attacked by a swam of bees whilst out at sea. He locked himself in his cabin and was told he could not come in until the bees had been checked in case they were the killer bees from South America - this was off Worms Head - Gower. This boat is moored next to mine now - and it's blue so I better watch out.
I usually find that bees/bugs/birds/bats/bottles are smashed on the forward console at speed... no problem..
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Old 23 November 2006, 20:51   #268
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Ye are famous (or infamous) Andre & Nauti!!!!!!

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Insects

I found little black insects sitting on the tubes during the nice weather at my house. But the boats under some trees and they look like mini flies. Not dangerous or capable of making any marks.
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Ye are famous (or infamous) Andre & Nauti!!!!!!

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amazing interest no action shots yet on the water but understand these will be taken next week.
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I found little black insects sitting on the tubes during the nice weather at my house. But the boats under some trees and they look like mini flies. Not dangerous or capable of making any marks.
Flies hatched from woodworm. Check your attic.
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Old 24 November 2006, 19:07   #272
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Attics okay. I use it a lot and would have noticed holes in the wood, I hope. Not too scientific about the little blighters but I suspect they are coming from the trees. Funny the way they don't go on anything else like the cars etc.
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Sound like harvest mites to me!
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Old 25 November 2006, 12:26   #274
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We are surrounded with fields so could have come from them. Never seen them before I brought the boat home and obvioulsy they have legged it now with the bad weather arriving.
Just got to keep the rats out of the shed this winter.

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Took some more shots of my Rib today, put the name on properly this time as the previous place took quite a pounding and the boat said n u i bu y.

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Top rib. Richard you are one lucky man,
that is a mega piece of kit .
also top marks to Andre & Parker the fit out and service is second to none, many boat builders should pay attention to this type of detail. some of the rigging and wiring i have seen jeezus..... every thing looks like it was built by the builder for there own use, the attention to detail and build quality, is as it should be,
you work hard take chances, and then you are fortunate to find a relible and honest builder to give you your moneys worth,

many winter days will be spent before summer arrives i am sure
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Couldn't agree more - and what I like is that it's a proper RIB - so many these days are going away from what a RIB is meant to be.
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Never seen such a groovy pair of bilge pump outlets!!!
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Old 27 November 2006, 09:34   #280
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As usual with Parker, very tidy wiring!
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