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ANot really. I know of a lot of yachts and motor sailors built by Millers that are still around. They were well built - maybe not too the...
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Aafterpegassus replied to the thread Tupaia - Sailing Patagonia.Perhaps. But they can also be the most horribly intrusive devices devised by humans and should be banned from all wilderness locations.
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Aafterpegassus replied to the thread Winter sailing experience, Scotland.Aja said: James Miller & Sons St Monance Fife. Millers were wooden boat builders, principally fishing vessels, which had a very...
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Aafterpegassus replied to the thread 2 stroke for hedge trimmer.I have used the same oil in my outboards, strimmers and chainsaws without issue since forever. I do run them at 50:1 though as opposed...
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Aafterpegassus reacted to sawduster's post in the thread Clyde Estuary - Leisure Vessel Charge for Use with
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Response from RYA Scotland - https://www.rya.org.uk/news/rya_scotland_clydeport_conservancy_fee_statement. The interesting part I think... -
ANever had a filler that worked. No matter how carefully they are screwed on, there is always some fluid that escapes from the neck of...
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Aafterpegassus reacted to RunAgroundHard's post in the thread Getting an anchor chain regalved in the UK with Like.
Ignorance. It is motorway or dual carriage way from anywhere south of the border, east or west coats. About 6 hours from Bristol, for...
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Aafterpegassus reacted to Daydream believer's post in the thread Cruising ground recommendations with Like.
The west coast of Scotland is for adults. Not kids. Once they have seen one heather clad rocky crag, they have seen them all & it soon...
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AAbsolutely this! West coast of Scotland is windy, wet, full of midges and few pontoons. You end up cold, wet & wrestling with a muddy...