Brest 2004, what are your passage plans?

[milltech]

What are your passage plans?


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[milltech]

I shall be weather watching from about the 5th, hoping to cross from Fowey to L'Aberwrach in Gentlemans yachting weather sometime before the 9th.

Baltic Air - ex. RNLB

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[tcm]

Re: Brest 2004, oho

i am due to set off from the sth coast 12thish july - is this too late for the festivities? oh- of course it isn't 14th july, must be big fireworks i spect. dya have to book tickets or wot? and ther won't be any space will there. Or are you just planning a massive blockade for a few years?

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[milltech]

Re: Brest 2004, oho

I must admit I haven't got a clue. I've been accepted but not had any berthing or arrival details, sent them an email with a computer translation yesterday, (which is probably totally meaningless or possibly rude), and am waiting for a response.

I would have thought a local joint like Camaret and some full throttle day trips would suit you. If I'm alongside you're welcome to pull in until someone starts to shout. However I've never been "round the corner" before.


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[tcm]

Re: Brest 2004, oho

it is staggeringly beautiful in fair weather, huge open bay area, so anchoring a top possibilty and surely what the ancient multi-raggies are planning.

Did you pay entry fee money for a berth? or for a ticket to erm some party thing? or both? or wot?

like you, we'll be in an(other) opposite of a tall square-rigged sailing ship.


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