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Old 30 July 2013, 20:33   #421
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Nearly there, another long day
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Old 30 July 2013, 21:43   #422
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Their Facebook page says it was force 7 for most of today's trip,45 mins ago all boats safely in at Rosmoney barring Top Hat, which I think is now in.

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Their Facebook page says it was force 7 for most of today's trip,45 mins ago all boats safely in at Rosmoney barring Top Hat, which I think is now in.

Tomorrow's not looking much better
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Ouch, consecutive long days in the rough. Must be proper draining.
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Aye, proper draining. Draining pints in the yacht club...

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Aye, proper draining. Draining pints in the yacht club...

Enjoy
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Any news on Trevor G and his son Rick in a SR4.7 with suspension seats?

Saw this pic on facebook.....
They are doing extremely well in their 4.7 !
Nice boat & nice guys !
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I took a look yesterday evening at about 21:00 hrs. Untill you see the size and number of boats in the flesh the undertaking required to organise such an event comes into focus. Some very impressive boats there.

After seeing some of these boats I have come to the conclusion my boat is an inflatable toy in comparison


My father in law came for the look. The only question he asked was " how much petrol would that one drink? this question was directed towards two ribs in particular

The large redbay with a single 300hp and sea wolf with twin 300 hp.

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TSM

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Love it
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Old 31 July 2013, 10:39   #430
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Proud owner of an inflatable toy

+ 1

Had hope to see the ribs in Bangor and Killybegs but was unable to go due to health problems, enjoying the pics on here and the FB pages.

Saw Seawolf before when she was based in Ireland... some boat, also saw her doing the Round Ireland record a few years back....

Safe trip to all.
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After seeing some of these boats I have come to the conclusion my boat is an inflatable toy in comparison
Without wanting to come across critical of the guys with 600Horses attached to their backs. I'm far more admiring if those doing this in boats not 1,000,000 miles away from your 'toy' - 4.7m Searider with a 60, 2 x 4.95m Aluminium Ribs with 75's, 4.8m Gemini, 4.8m Ribcraft.

Talk about "challenge"
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SS I would have to agree. but from a boat point of view there were some very impressive boats at Rossmoney last night. Of course it is much easier to complete this event in larger more powerful boats than smaller ones. I had my "toy" a lot of the way prepaired for this event however it was not to be

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Without wanting to come across critical of the guys with 600Horses attached to their backs. I'm far more admiring if those doing this in boats not 1,000,000 miles away from your 'toy' - 4.7m Searider with a 60, 2 x 4.95m Aluminium Ribs with 75's, 4.8m Gemini, 4.8m Ribcraft.

Talk about "challenge"
Spot on Shiny. Those smaller rib guys are, indeed, worthy of praise. Was out there yesterday, it was quite demanding. It takes a great amount of concentration to plug away for hour after hour in those conditions. In fact, not really sure why they do it.
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they were running away from Willk!!!
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Any updates on the boats ?

Can't find any of the 3 on AIS or the 1 on Yellowbrick.
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They are doing extremely well in their 4.7 !
Nice boat & nice guys !
Had a text from Trev last night....

"Baby blue is hanging together well. Only 120 miles tomorrow". (Today)

Good luck to them I say! A great father and son team and in a 1991 SR4.7, the one that me and my dad towed a rather large Ribcraft with
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Any updates on the boats ?

Can't find any of the 3 on AIS or the 1 on Yellowbrick.
Last i could get was Merlin south of Inisbofin @ 12.16

Big lack of information on ALL sides
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RIB seawolf now on AIS not far from Fenit !
Fook me that's one hell of a long day on the sea
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Fook me that's one hell of a long day on the sea
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and another to follow tomorrow! Looks like Force 4 to 6 blowing from Valentia and wet
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Old 31 July 2013, 22:52   #440
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Top Hat and Merlin near headland to west of Flint now on AIS but only at at 8 / 7 knots.

A real long day.
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