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Scouse Mouse set sail from Milford Haven on May 1st this year. On May 5th at 7 a.m., she was knocked down in the Bay of Biscay. At the time, she was in the vicinity of the "Brittany" offshore met buoy and I've just been able to get a copy of the relevant historical wind and wave data. I've added...

Scouse Mouse "starting late" For what it's worth ... May - Scouse Mouse not ready :dejection:- hired a car and attended the start of JC14 in Plymouth. July - set sail:encouragement:, Plymouth bound, from Liverpool. July (same day) - tore mainsail:black_eyed:, returned to Liverpool:dejection...

Hi Eric: Great job. The Scouse Mouse will make a late start. No Spot, but I'll let you know when I leave. All the best, Robin.

+2 Anyway. Hatches. Mike Richey wrote some articles that are well worth reading for context. See jesterinfo.org.

:eagerness: Cringle?

Oh, ****! :dejection: I meant I'm NOT going to complain. Soooo soooorrrrry Paul. :sorrow: :sorrow: :sorrow: I'm an idiot :hopeless: Robin

Good of you to post that video. All shipshape and Bristol fashion. :applause:

Welcome! :encouragement:

Seconded. Excellent. :)

My electrics are wired with domestic cable and therefore suitably "indoors".

All the best, Jon, and good luck. Robin.

Does this help?

Well, I'm going to complain.

Old bloke, early in the season, foul tidal gate, long passage, little boat, no engine. I want to get to the start of the JC. The scariest part of this jaunt is not the rocks. It's the Northbound TSS.

Jon: Sign up to http://groups.yahoo.com/group/jesterchallenge/ Put your name down for the JAC16 as soon as the list is opened. Go to the dinner, if you're free. No worries with a van de Stadt design. Agree with all the other posts. Robin.