whisper
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If any one is passing Salcombe they may want to have a look at Steve Fossitt's cat which is currently moored at the top end of The Bag - tis pretty impressive.
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Cheyenne
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Col-it-is
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It was even more impressive as it passed me on its way in over the bar a couple of weeks ago; think it came from Plymouth and is now in Salcombe for 3 months until a decision is made about its future.
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Brian_B
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A must see sight. We had a good look while she was in Plymouth.
An outstanding and historic boat that still holds these records:
Round the Isle of Wight
Miami – New York
Fastnet Course (Cowes-Fastnet Rock-Plymouth
Cadiz – San Salvador
Newport, RI – Bermuda
Round Britain and Ireland, all islands, non stop, crewed
Round the World, non stop, crewed, any type
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An outstanding and historic boat that still holds these records:
Round the Isle of Wight
Miami – New York
Fastnet Course (Cowes-Fastnet Rock-Plymouth
Cadiz – San Salvador
Newport, RI – Bermuda
Round Britain and Ireland, all islands, non stop, crewed
Round the World, non stop, crewed, any type
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Nick_Pam
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That'll be the Bag full then......
Pity - I was planning a little jaunt to Salcombe this weekend, now I've extended my mortgage to pay the mooring fees!!!
Nick
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Pity - I was planning a little jaunt to Salcombe this weekend, now I've extended my mortgage to pay the mooring fees!!!
Nick
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whisper
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No, you'll be alright, you can anchor just upstream of Cheyenne and the Saltstone. Only problem then will be affording the water taxi fare into town.
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