BlackPig
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Black Pig was stolen probably this morning.
Graham
Graham
Black Pig stolen
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sarabande
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more details - we can probably circulate them to try and recover.
So very sorry to hear the news.
So very sorry to hear the news.
BlackPig
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Black pig was stolen from Fannyside Loch near Cumbernauld on Thursday night Friday morning 5/6 June.
She is a Privateer 20, whit top, dark blue hull. Wooden mast, she is missing her gaff, boom, and main sail (still in shed).
She is on a new Bendrup trailer. The centre rollers have been raised. The left mudguard is black not the original blue.
I suspect they were after the trailer more than the boat
Loads of pics on
http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/privateer20/photos/album/349288556/pic/list
Any help recovering her would be appreciated and rewarded.
Graham
She is a Privateer 20, whit top, dark blue hull. Wooden mast, she is missing her gaff, boom, and main sail (still in shed).
She is on a new Bendrup trailer. The centre rollers have been raised. The left mudguard is black not the original blue.
I suspect they were after the trailer more than the boat
Loads of pics on
http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/privateer20/photos/album/349288556/pic/list
Any help recovering her would be appreciated and rewarded.
Graham
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Chrusty1
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Really sorry to hear about this Graham, you must feel awful. Let's hope you get her back alright.
CPD
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Graham, the link equires a name/password. So sorry to hear your news. I too hope you recover her soon.
Alan
Alan
helixkimara
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So sorry to hear your news Graham. Will keep ears and eyes open in the North East.
FullCircle
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Thats really bad news, I hope it is found soon.
nathanlee
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Black Pig was stolen probably this morning.
Graham
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****ing ***ts!
The best of luck getting her back. Have you got a pic, just incase I see her on my way around blighty?
Black Pig was stolen probably this morning.
Graham
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****ing ***ts!
The best of luck getting her back. Have you got a pic, just incase I see her on my way around blighty?
Sixpence
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Think this is the one, loads more on the site, and yeh I know, I'm on too many sites /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Hope they find her soon and I'll keep an eye open around here too
Hope they find her soon and I'll keep an eye open around here too
BlackPig
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9wqWWWrIgM
to see her sailing. They never got the mainsail or the engine. I had to pick up the brand new engine that I had ordered today.
How do you put pictures on the message?
Thanks for your support.
Graham
to see her sailing. They never got the mainsail or the engine. I had to pick up the brand new engine that I had ordered today.
How do you put pictures on the message?
Thanks for your support.
Graham
Sixpence
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Sent a PM Graham, check your messages
bastonjock
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sorry to hear of you loss,i hope they catch the soandsos.Im scratching my head trying to think where fanyside loch is? i hail from kirkie before i settled in the flatlands.
Jake
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Hi Graham
Really sorry to hear about the boat theft, but very glad to see you have it listed on 'Stolenboats.org.uk.' Talking to the Hampshire marine police at a recent jumble, they were explaining that this database is frequently checked, especially in jumble season. With boats quite hard to identify, and no paperwork required for a legal cash sale, trailable craft (mostly RIBs) do become quite easy targets, although I suspect you were right - it was the trailer they were after. (No offence intended to your fine little yacht, it's just I suspect that many people go to great lengths to secure their trailer with wheel clamps, hitch locks etc, but clean forget to secure the boat to the trailer as well. So, the villains bring along another (stolen) trailer, and simply transfer the boat across...
Hope your property turns up safe, and something very unpleasant happens to the thieves....
Really sorry to hear about the boat theft, but very glad to see you have it listed on 'Stolenboats.org.uk.' Talking to the Hampshire marine police at a recent jumble, they were explaining that this database is frequently checked, especially in jumble season. With boats quite hard to identify, and no paperwork required for a legal cash sale, trailable craft (mostly RIBs) do become quite easy targets, although I suspect you were right - it was the trailer they were after. (No offence intended to your fine little yacht, it's just I suspect that many people go to great lengths to secure their trailer with wheel clamps, hitch locks etc, but clean forget to secure the boat to the trailer as well. So, the villains bring along another (stolen) trailer, and simply transfer the boat across...
Hope your property turns up safe, and something very unpleasant happens to the thieves....
BlackPig
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http://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/NS8073
It is on the Slammanon Plato, between Cumbernauld and Slammanon. Two miles south-east of Cumbernauld.
Graham
It is on the Slammanon Plato, between Cumbernauld and Slammanon. Two miles south-east of Cumbernauld.
Graham
andlauer
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Bonsoir
Pas de nouvelles du cochon noir ?
Eric /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif
Pas de nouvelles du cochon noir ?
Eric /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif
BlackPig
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Nous ne savons rien du bateau, mais merci beaucoup pour ecrire
Amicalement
Graham
pS Wife speaks French, English, Spanish,Italian, Portuguese, Gallic Oh and her native tongue German.
Amicalement
Graham
pS Wife speaks French, English, Spanish,Italian, Portuguese, Gallic Oh and her native tongue German.
Wunja
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En voor mensen die geen Frans spreken?
frauboot
Member
Oi dibi las Motu dekinai? /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
