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if you look in the usual place you will find one that nick prepared earlier

little boy blue wrote:if you look in the usual place you will find one that nick prepared earlier

Found it!!.

I'm lost without someone leading me by the hand!

Cheers

Ash

ash wrote:

little boy blue wrote:if you look in the usual place you will find one that nick prepared earlier

Found it!!.

I'm lost without someone leading me by the hand!

Cheers

Ash

What's the three masted vessel in the background? I swear I've seen it in the Solent.

Markie wrote:

ash wrote:

little boy blue wrote:if you look in the usual place you will find one that nick prepared earlier

Found it!!.

I'm lost without someone leading me by the hand!

Cheers

Ash

What's the three masted vessel in the background? I swear I've seen it in the Solent.

Looks like Moonbeam.
I recall she went round the Mull after the '08 Fife Regatta.

Markie wrote:
What's the three masted vessel in the background? I swear I've seen it in the Solent.

This is a better photo - from Nick / Webcraft 's photo gallery. Nick participated in the 2008 Crinan Classic so will be able to tell you - he's on his hols so might be a while before he locks into someones free wifi.



Ash

She's called Adix. She was at the Fife & Crinan Classic Events. She sprouted a whole host of boats at the latter, including Little Toot, the diminutive tug-boat.

Shuggy wrote:She's called Adix. She was at the Fife & Crinan Classic Events. She sprouted a whole host of boats at the latter, including Little Toot, the diminutive tug-boat.

Just realised that I had photographed her from Helenburgh - I remember seeing Little Toot - allegedly you were behind me with a bunch of kids with icecreams.

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Ash

Shuggy wrote:She's called Adix.

Yeah, that's the one. Moored off Cowes late July 2008.

ash wrote:Just realised that I had photographed her from Helenburgh - I remember seeing Little Toot - allegedly you were behind me with a bunch of kids with icecreams.

True! We saw her in close-up detail at Crinan Classic, when the crew could be heard asking (as we sailed gently past), "Is that Tafna, the blue Miller Fifer, owned by the multi-hundredaire Shuggy, the infamous recluse?"

What slightly brought it home to me was that the size of her ensign is bigger than our boat.