Sailfree
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Cherbourg 2010
Unless many are on holiday it could be a small exclusive group!!
Unless many are on holiday it could be a small exclusive group!!
Cherbourg Scuttlebutt Cruise
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Mark-1
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I had already booked my place
I'm pretty certain I'm crewing on LIR - if that's not the case can you let me know?
fireball
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Use the dinghy grapnel anchor to hook the stern rail and enjoy the ride across! 
Chris_Robb
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Use the dinghy grapnel anchor to hook the stern rail and enjoy the ride across!
Don't put it on Furball's jalopy, It will come off causing a chain reaction resulting in uncontrollable keel wobble.
Love Fiona
mirror image
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Saddletramp +2 Just need to find a friend and fix the boat. No pressure then
MonniotC
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monniotc (yacht Spray) - myself with prob 1 or 2 crew
dulcibella
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Me too
Amoret - 2-3 people and I like the idea of going to St Vaast on Friday
Amoret - 2-3 people and I like the idea of going to St Vaast on Friday
Sans Bateau
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Looks like people are coming back off holiday!
Sailfree
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I am off to St Malo for next 9 days so it will go quiet from me!
jimi
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That'll be an unexpected treat for your crew ;-)
LadyInBed
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Phideaux
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Anybody want a crew member?
Happy to consider a Friday crossing to St Vaast (or Alderney) or even an overnight into Cherbourg. I did Yarmouth to Cherbourg last week as mate (Moody54) returned to Studland from St Vaast. Other recent experience includes Oyster 49, Sigma 38, Dufour 365, Westerly Fulmar 32 and Etap 28i. Other channel crossing was the JOG overnight Cowes to Alderney as pit. I passed my Day Skipper in March and have clocked up around 700M mainly with paper charts and tables. I'm easy going by nature, a good cook and know how to use the toilet brush (not to be read in conjunction with the previous statement
).
Happy to consider a Friday crossing to St Vaast (or Alderney) or even an overnight into Cherbourg. I did Yarmouth to Cherbourg last week as mate (Moody54) returned to Studland from St Vaast. Other recent experience includes Oyster 49, Sigma 38, Dufour 365, Westerly Fulmar 32 and Etap 28i. Other channel crossing was the JOG overnight Cowes to Alderney as pit. I passed my Day Skipper in March and have clocked up around 700M mainly with paper charts and tables. I'm easy going by nature, a good cook and know how to use the toilet brush (not to be read in conjunction with the previous statement
).
Phideaux
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Tim, are you looking for crew? Portsmouth is very convenient for me and I like the Westerly Fulmar.
Fergus
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We'll be six on Never Look Back
fireball
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I'll probably be sick too ... but didn't think about posting it ....
fireball
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bump
bedouin
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Saying I'll attend is usually the trigger for major gear failure
However should this year prove the exception I'll be there again.
Crew TBA but I am likely to have spares berth
However should this year prove the exception I'll be there again.
Crew TBA but I am likely to have spares berth
jimi
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Saying I'll attend is usually the trigger for major gear failure
However should this year prove the exception I'll be there again.
Crew TBA but I am likely to have spares berth
Good planning! Having a spares berth is a great idea if anticipating gear failure;-)
duncan
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damm quick as ever Jimi...........
BlueSkyNick
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There is a 50/50 chance
I might be able to make but will have to decide rather at the last minute.
If there is no room at the dinner table, I will just come for the beer !
I might be able to make but will have to decide rather at the last minute.
If there is no room at the dinner table, I will just come for the beer !
