BLUEMOMENT

ffs, somebody say something

bit of tidal drift perhaps
anyway best of luck in the ym

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I think, myself, that the earth`s axis has changed slightly over the last few years - about 2 minutes of arc, I`d say .

that would be me checking if the post above had made it.
I wonder, if you hide status, does that wipe out the memory of your last " unhidden " visit ?

nb - you are aware the forum clock is an hour astray

we, ( silkie and I ) thought the lack of " last visit " info might be because the members chose to hide their status. the three examples you have quoted are all fairly prolific posters and I am certain I have seen all " online " in the past. I wasn`t sure if it was even possible ...

little boy blue wrote:one for the knowledgeable........

no-one admitting to being knowledgeable then - unusual for this place

one for the knowledgeable.
when I open member`s profiles most tell me when the member last visited the forum, a few do not.
why is this ?

cw, cw, cw.......this is lbb, lbb, lbb,.... come in please, pm channel

all together now ......


put your left leg in ....

claymore as colour co-ordinator.

lady_stormrider wrote:....................

There's some sort of missing zone here

indeed, it probably lies somewhere between march 2006 and February 2014

claymore wrote:................I was just thinking about making the trip over to Denmark and whether or not I'd be better off with one

on our trip from forth to skaggerak in may 2008 I saw 4 boats, hth.

be fair - the £50 does include 4 x £5 tickets for the " homecoming party ".
£30 berthing for your 23 footer in sunny Greenock - still a bargain

took a few seconds for what I was reading to sink in.
nick - very sorry to hear the news.
best wishes at this difficult time.

i assume from your request that you plan to sail round the north of Denmark. my experience dates back to 2008 so is not particularly recent. laeso is a convenient place to stop - small village, fishing harbour, tie up against wooden piles. you can buy fresh prawns from the local boats and there was ...