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Old 18 October 2002, 21:12   #1
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Winter Storage

Or any time of year storage for that matter....

If you are looking for somewhere nice and dry to keep your rib over the winter then the farmer where I keep Panther has space.

Location is near Bridgewater about 10 mins from the M5

Its a large modern cow barn (now unused as the farmer now runs a caravan site) Compleatly dry etc etc....

Cost - bargin - £5 per week

PM me for further details if interested - I don't want to post all the details here

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Old 18 October 2002, 22:50   #2
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Very reasonable...

I'm looking at an ex chicken shed for £2.20 per ft per week in West Sussex.

The "management" has strictly forbidden the boat to sit in the garden (don't even mention changing the wife - she owns the b****y house )
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Old 19 October 2002, 18:59   #3
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you guys are not using you rib through the winter??? It only girls with bayliners and the like, that dont keep ribbing throught the winter.
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Old 19 October 2002, 19:30   #4
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Tim,

I go out all year round but it does get f f f f f f fairly cold, I am in Dublin for all the forthcoming week (m - F} R U going out on your pussycat sorry I meant Hsusycat at all next week and if so have you got room for a passenger.

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Guys 5 per week is so cheep I am looking at paying about 30 per week here, ant body know any cheap place s in the Solent.
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Old 19 October 2002, 20:01   #5
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Give us a ring and we will go out for a blast and a pint

the number from Dublin is 086 8242829

I am away on Business from friday morn, But if you cant ring until then, Gavin is around........
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Old 20 October 2002, 17:56   #6
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Not using the RIB in Winter! Shame on you.

Quicksilver was out in a F7 last week and it will be out on New Years Day 2003 no matter how cold it is.

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Old 20 October 2002, 22:44   #7
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Keith,

Welcome back from the "frozen" north you will have to get some stronger ([{brackets}]) to cope with a F7.

I do use my RIB all year round - I just want somewhere else to keep it that don't cost the earth plus some. (Yes I know that a SIB does not have these problems )
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Old 21 October 2002, 02:47   #8
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Hi Ribald

Re the F7: It was blowing from the East, right on to our coastline, result HUGE breakers and far too dangerous to launch. So I poped over to Portmahomack, the other side of the peninsular, which is in the lee. Still great fun though!

I've put Quicksilver to bed now until the end of December. Fortunately I have a large garage at our house in Scotland and I can leave her inflated and awaiting my next jaunt.

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Old 21 October 2002, 06:30   #9
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Hi Keith,

Welcome back. Sibsters with your size not only "do it in all weathers", but they also "do it standing up" .
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Old 21 October 2002, 07:04   #10
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Hi Batfalcon

Actualy, I operate the boat by remote control!

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Old 21 October 2002, 07:50   #11
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Hi Keith,

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Hi Batfalcon

Actualy, I operate the boat by remote control!

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I ve seen (and raced) R/C boats, cars an planes, but I've never got my hands on an R/C SIB before !!!!!
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Old 22 October 2002, 22:24   #12
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I didn't say I wasn't taking Panther out over the winter I just thought that some people who keep their Ribs in a Marina for the Summer may be looking for a resting place for the winter to save the build-up of weed - and save some pennies.

Don't worry - Panther will be out!! (I keep her here all year round!)

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