zefender
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So it would appear ;-)
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oldgit
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And night tides are always bigger than day ones.....
<hr width=100% size=1>My little Princess/forums/images/icons/laugh.gifthe 33 of course.Shame its not just a bit bigger.
<hr width=100% size=1>My little Princess/forums/images/icons/laugh.gifthe 33 of course.Shame its not just a bit bigger.
LadyInBed
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I rember it slightly differently:
Dover Midday/Midnight HW Springs, LW Neaps.
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Dover Midday/Midnight HW Springs, LW Neaps.
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Twister_Ken
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Not
In looking at the HWS times, I only took the single biggest tide of that spring/neap cycle. 14 of them are near-noons, 11 are near-midnights.
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In looking at the HWS times, I only took the single biggest tide of that spring/neap cycle. 14 of them are near-noons, 11 are near-midnights.
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