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We are away on Wednesday for a few weeks, heading North to Shetland if the wind gods are kind, then maybe Norway. There will be a blog HERE.
Awa . . .
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sahona
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Re: Awa . . .
Bon voyage
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Booby Trapper
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Re: Awa . . .
Looking forward to reading about it. Got the spinnaker packed?
Hasta la Vista
Hasta la Vista
Re: Awa . . .
Excellent, I'll be reading.Nick wrote:.
We are away on Wednesday for a few weeks, heading North to Shetland if the wind gods are kind, then maybe Norway. There will be a blog HERE.
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Nick
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Re: Awa . . .
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The wind gods are evil bar stewards - it's looking like northerlies and north-easterlies for the next week . . . another sojourn in Tobermory? Faroes?
The wind gods are evil bar stewards - it's looking like northerlies and north-easterlies for the next week . . . another sojourn in Tobermory? Faroes?
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puddock
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Good luck Nick, look forward to reading about it ...........
Ron
Ron
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Ocklepoint
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Re: Awa . . .
Northerlies, north easterlies....................
Why not nip through the Caley Canal.
You would then be better placed when the wind does change.
Good luck
Why not nip through the Caley Canal.
You would then be better placed when the wind does change.
Good luck
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Nick
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Not sure you are right there . . . if we go through the canal and it goes NW we are close hauled or worse. If we manage to make Cape Wrath and it goes NW we are on a beam reach or better . . .Ocklepoint wrote:Northerlies, north easterlies....................
Why not nip through the Caley Canal.
You would then be better placed when the wind does change.
Good luck
(And anyway we have just been on the canal. Had a stinkpot from Laggan for three days with my Dad last week. Met Piotaskipper in Fort Augustus).
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claymore
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Calling your old Dad a Stinkpot from Laggan is most disrespectful and I believe you owe him an apology you termite.
Regards
Claymore
Claymore
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sahona
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Surely the 'termite' slur should be reserved for those who bore in posts.
Welcome back from the Midlands
Welcome back from the Midlands
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claymore
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Thats a fair point Bill. Personally I am at the stage where I feel I can write anything at all about Nick as he never responds. I must have upset the bandy-legged periwinkle at some stage but cannot think how or when.
Termite - Bore. That's Nick.
Termite - Bore. That's Nick.
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Claymore
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