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Old 26 October 2002, 15:02   #1
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Useful GMDSS Information

This is a good Web-site to download a copy of Emergency Radio Procedures and learn more about GMDSS and DSC in general.
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Old 26 October 2002, 15:34   #2
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Thanks Charles

That's gone into my 'favourites'. How are the Channel Islands in this stormy weather?

Keith Hart

PS My brackets blew away in the wind
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Old 26 October 2002, 16:21   #3
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Hiya Keith

It is surprisingly calm at the moment, but last night and this morning we had many mud-slides closing roads, fallen trees etc. I took my dogs for a walk this morning at one of the head-lands and almost got blown off I was standing there looking down at the main approach to St.Helier and the waves must have been 20 ft breaking all along the channel. Ferries have been put to bed until things calm down. Mayhem with the school half-term as no-one can get off the rock and flights are fully booked.

Sorry- you did ask
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Old 26 October 2002, 17:59   #4
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Charles

You should have said. I'd have sailed Quicksilver over, sounds just like the sea up in Scotland !

Weather like that has a different effect on you when you live on a small island (yes, I know GB is an island, but it's a big one). I think it must be psychological. When I lived on Orkney there were many times when the weather was too bad for either the ferry or the aeroplanes (perhaps that is what drove me bonkers in the first place ).

Mind you I do have one advantage over you. It would take a LOT of wind to blow me over the cliff!!!

Sit tight, stay warm and look forward to getting your boat back.

Keith damned wind again Hart

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Old 26 October 2002, 18:01   #5
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Aaah, here they are, want then back?

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Old 26 October 2002, 18:11   #6
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Keith if you are having trouble with wind then shouldn't your surname start with a different letter

Thanks Charles for sharing the website It's all useful stuff

Sorry Keith souldn't resist it!
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