So if the speed limit is through the water, entering Chichester harbour (speed limit for power driven vessels, 8 knots) on the ebb tide you could potentially be limited to 2 knots SOG yet can do 14 knots SOG entering with the flood tide?. I appreciate the "only extreme cases are prosecuted"...
I bought a Garmin Inreach Mini back in November. I used it to cross the Atlantic earlier this year (it worked really well for me), but now I had planned to sell it! What is it worth when there is a new version?
Fast and fun, but a bit of a squeeze, a Lotus Elan would probably be the automotive equivalent of my Corsair trimaran, though that was built in Vietnam not the UK
Thanks for the photograph. Quite a sandbank on what I presume is East of the entrance? The FB Ryde harbour users page is useful too. Sounds like the visitors' toilets have been vandalised.
Does anyone have a photograph taken this year of Ryde approach at low water? I am thinking of visiting later next week and it would be useful to see where the channel runs.
I often sail both in and out of Chichester harbour and I have never thought that doing so might be deemed "disrespectful". "Narrow Channel" must be around a couple of hundred metres minimum width, depending on the tide. Just how much room do the motoring vessels want? If you are afraid of...