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As a UK resident, you can buy a boat anywhere and sail it in the EU without any problems. If you buy it in the EU without VAT (e.g. an...

My wife is a very keen photographer and spends many weekends away with her camera club pals. She shoots raw and is quite proficient with...

Some cracking shots there. I have posted this in the past, but still one of my favourite shots. Early morning on the Tamar south of...

I did say "understanding the capabilities of the device" ;) .... I certainly agree that with all the tech available today everything...

Got into Photography when it started going digital with a 6MP Canon D60 in 2002 and have stuck with Canon ever since - I'm an amateur...

Us Paddys always knew how to suck up to our betters 😋.

Squire? .... that's a bit pompous isn't it? :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

Another vote for Trudesign.

If I know that there's a bit of wind coming, I don't have a dinghy up alongside, hoisted up on a halyard. I reduce windage if I can, and...

Thanks! We had it in the family for over 30 years and my dad absolutely loved it.

I remember seeing her in Tarbert, all very original and tidy. Same blue hull scheme as ours. Actually found a picture I took of her for...

Wow ... my Dad used to have one, kept in the Clyde (Tarbert) and called Karlen. He had it for years and sold it a few years ago. Perfect...

Excellent .... how long have you had her!

I thought this was about reducing sail while sailing downwind without heading up ..... something which if you can get your boat to do it...

This is the first part of a controlled gybe, which I use to reef my roller furling main. Works all the time. I pull the main in enough...