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Glasgow anyone?

Posted: Tue Feb 11, 2014 3:56 pm
by sahona
http://www.ryascotland.org.uk/events/fl ... fault.aspx
£50 for a night in Greenock is intriguing. (bertholders = free) Must be the most expensive marina on the Clyde.

Re: Glasgow anyone?

Posted: Tue Feb 11, 2014 5:32 pm
by little boy blue
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 :mrgreen:

Re: Glasgow anyone?

Posted: Tue Feb 11, 2014 8:24 pm
by ash
Looks as though you could do the whole event, and get 3 nights berthing plus £20 worth of tickets for £100 so gets better and better.

Don't know if there is a limit on length.

I wonder where they'll park 250 boats in Glasgow - haven't read the whole site yet - I expect it would tell me.

Plus, how much would it cost for hotel rooms in the centre of Glasgow during the Games?

Re: Glasgow anyone?

Posted: Wed Feb 12, 2014 4:33 pm
by Old Troll
The Pacific Quay next to the science centre ia a very large dock basin which can easily accomodate a large number of yachts including vessels of large size. To continue upriver from there is only suitable for motor boats, even then perhaps not suitable for those of high bridge deck height unless at low tide. I see from the RYA programme of perhaps visiting our wee boatyard at Dalmarnock where any visitors will be made most welcome, unfortunately the tide (Tidal weir HW) is only suitable for this venture to take place at night (after dark). A pleasant wee trip during daylight hours but methinks not to be done during darkness.The Trolls (Old or otherwise may get you). :oldtroll:

Re: Glasgow anyone?

Posted: Wed Feb 12, 2014 5:19 pm
by aquaplane
We have had an email from the WOA Scottish area who are planning a little flotilla to join in.

Only the £100 entry was mentioned though.

No access to the river without a battle flag though, I didn't know they could do that.

Re: Glasgow anyone?

Posted: Wed Feb 12, 2014 6:01 pm
by Old Troll
The neccessity of a battle flag could become evident in certain parts of the city. :x :oldtroll:

Re: Glasgow anyone?

Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2014 12:49 am
by Telo
Baltic Fleet burgee anyone?

Re: Glasgow anyone?

Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2014 8:38 am
by claymore
I'll nip to the chandlers in Aalborg and see what they have.
Its raining in Denmark - thought you might like to know.

Re: Glasgow anyone?

Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2014 12:27 pm
by wully
claymore wrote:I'll nip to the chandlers in Aalborg and see what they have.
Its raining in Denmark - thought you might like to know.
It doesn't rain in the pubs in Denmark, I know this 'cos I researched the subject thouroughly when I was working there.
Not at the same time I was working.
Well, OK there might have been the odd sunny afternoon in the square. Or that time at Abletoft but that surely doesn't count.

So quit moaning about the weather and get after doing some research into the craft beer over there- nane 'on yer chew Borg shyte BTW- and report back.

Re: Glasgow anyone?

Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2014 7:48 pm
by claymore
Made a mess of myself on the Okological IPA
The brewery in Nibe is getting a visit tomorrow

It is cold and raining.....and dark here just now

Re: Glasgow anyone?

Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2014 8:31 pm
by ParaHandy
claymore wrote:It is cold and raining.....and dark here just now
the only thing I can recall costing anything like 50 quid in Glasgow was in fishnet tights and lipstick applied by an antifoul brush. Being dry, her mascara was intact and, if it could hold great folds of follicles, skin etc in place, then it might be a useful mastic to augment the cracks in my (supposedly) fekking useless sandbag wall I have just built (to see the postman leaping ower it and some orra that siller he made oot orra hus shares fa' oot his pocket). I'm told sandbags are uselss by some effing prof/poof in a 2 bit poly.

Re: Glasgow anyone?

Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2014 9:31 pm
by wully
ParaHandy wrote:
claymore wrote:It is cold and raining.....and dark here just now
the only thing I can recall costing anything like 50 quid in Glasgow was in fishnet tights and lipstick applied by an antifoul brush. Being dry, her mascara was intact and, if it could hold great folds of follicles, skin etc in place, then it might be a useful mastic to augment the cracks in my (supposedly) fekking useless sandbag wall I have just built (to see the postman leaping ower it and some orra that siller he made oot orra hus shares fa' oot his pocket). I'm told sandbags are uselss by some effing prof/poof in a 2 bit poly.
You waant tae be movin tae a civilised country wi nane oh thon floodin'.

OK, it's cos we get rain like that aw ra time but at least yer mingin DFS sofa will stay dry an ye'll nae be needin tae build dykes oot o sand bags.

Ye'll need tae vote ' AYE' but.

Re: Glasgow anyone?

Posted: Fri Feb 14, 2014 10:22 pm
by ParaHandy
wully wrote:... ye'll nae be needin tae build dykes oot o sand bags.
The UKIP eejits doon here blame the fekking dykes getting married fer the weather.
wully wrote:Ye'll need tae vote ' AYE' but.
AHM AFF WI' my sandbags to fill any holes in Hadrian's wall right thish minute.

Re: Glasgow anyone?

Posted: Sat Feb 15, 2014 12:36 am
by wully
ParaHandy wrote:
AHM AFF WI' my sandbags to fill any holes in Hadrian's wall right thish minute.
Guid man, it'll keep ah that water oot oan the weet side of the wall.