HAPPY NEW YEAR

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Pete Cooper
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HAPPY NEW YEAR

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All the best for 2009.
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ash
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HNY

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Here's to 2009

Ash :saltire
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Albin Vega "Mistral" is now sold
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Rowana
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Post by Rowana »

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Happy New Year to everybody.

I've just surfaced after a good night in the pub at the next wee place. It is a very small pub, which they shut at the back of 10, then everyone moved on to the village hall where we had a good shindig until 1am, then we all went our seperate ways.

My wish for everyone for 2009 is that the wind will always blow you in the direction you want to go.

Jim

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BLESSED ARE THOSE WHO ARE CRACKED,
FOR THEY ARE THE ONES WHO LET IN THE LIGHT
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Fingal
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Post by Fingal »

Well a relatively quiet Hogmanay for me here in the home of the best NewYear party in the world... In bed by about 03.30 and awoke somewhat jaded but not really hungover this morning. Looking forward to the adventures ahead.
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Post by Ocklepoint »

Happy New Year

What a fine morning to start the year. Just enough wind on the Forth to fill the sails. Two other yachts seen.
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marisca
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Post by marisca »

Ocklepoint wrote:Happy New Year

What a fine morning to start the year. Just enough wind on the Forth to fill the sails. Two other yachts seen.
Have another look tomorrow when PEYC first foots RFYC at Granton - probably be more boats out than I have fingers to count. No wind forecast but a wee bit of sun is likely.

For those that think winter ain't a good time for sailing here's an easy "where is it" from last Tuesday (The snow flakes improve it greatly!)
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Happy New Year!
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Personally I prefer spring/summer
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Clyde_Wanderer
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Post by Clyde_Wanderer »

Happy new year to you all, and hope you all had a rare night on wed.
Sorry my reply is late, but just home from holls and somewhat warmer weather with 18deg C at the bells, and 23deg on thur,
and I dident manage to eat the 12 grapes.
C_W
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