longjohnsadler
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Just back from a weeks trip and saw 6 other saily boats..
Think the rest had more sense.
Think the rest had more sense.
Coastin.. sort of wherissit
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mairisona
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Cliffs of?
longjohnsadler
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Re: Cliffs of...
Despond.
Round Slyne Head in a Force 5, 6, increasing 7 er 8.
SWMBO jumped ship in Kilkieran
Despond.
Round Slyne Head in a Force 5, 6, increasing 7 er 8.
SWMBO jumped ship in Kilkieran
Sheff
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Largest of the Aran Islands.......... can't remember its name.
The stoneworks is the Black Fort IIRC. It has another name of Dun something-or-other ........................... not doing very well at the memory game, am I /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif
The stoneworks is the Black Fort IIRC. It has another name of Dun something-or-other ........................... not doing very well at the memory game, am I /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif
longjohnsadler
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Not bad. Inishmore. Dun Aonghas. That sorts out the first two pics then...
Sheff
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In for a penny.....................
Long shot on the last pic as I didn't approach the place by sea................... Roundstone?
The Aran Islands experience was one of the highlights of a land-based holiday in Connemara. The pony and trap ride around Inishmore was unforgettable thanks to the softly spoken gentleman who gave us a very informative tour.
Long shot on the last pic as I didn't approach the place by sea................... Roundstone?
The Aran Islands experience was one of the highlights of a land-based holiday in Connemara. The pony and trap ride around Inishmore was unforgettable thanks to the softly spoken gentleman who gave us a very informative tour.
longjohnsadler
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Erk - Roundstone is correct. Nice spot. Anchored in a F8 then took half the sea floor up with the anchor on leaving. Clifden good too with Galway CoCo visitors moorings.
Found the Aran Islands - or Inishmore - a bit commercialised. And where was Father Ted?
Erk - Roundstone is correct. Nice spot. Anchored in a F8 then took half the sea floor up with the anchor on leaving. Clifden good too with Galway CoCo visitors moorings.
Found the Aran Islands - or Inishmore - a bit commercialised. And where was Father Ted?
webcraft
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Re: Smarty
At least you did some sailing.
HazardtoShipping was in County Mayo hanging on a mooring buoy in Clew Bay for ten days, then the skipper lost heart and flew home. Ten days and never sailed an inch.
- Nick
At least you did some sailing.
HazardtoShipping was in County Mayo hanging on a mooring buoy in Clew Bay for ten days, then the skipper lost heart and flew home. Ten days and never sailed an inch.
- Nick
longjohnsadler
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Re: Smarty
My boat's in Rosmoney in Clew Bay, got back there yesterday. Didn't see Hazardtoshipping. Which boat was she on?
My boat's in Rosmoney in Clew Bay, got back there yesterday. Didn't see Hazardtoshipping. Which boat was she on?
Richard10002
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Re: Smarty
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Anchored in a F8 then took half the sea floor up with the anchor on leaving.
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and your anchor is a ...........???
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Anchored in a F8 then took half the sea floor up with the anchor on leaving.
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and your anchor is a ...........???
longjohnsadler
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Re: Smarty
...CQR
...CQR
jimi
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Re: Smarty
ye'd hae been better aff wi a delta. Rita Coolidge has a lot to answer for!
ye'd hae been better aff wi a delta. Rita Coolidge has a lot to answer for!
ShipsWoofy
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That was on the last series of coast..
longjohnsadler
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Here we are once the blow had eased off. It's easy to see the CQR has a marginally better holding pattern than the Delta for this profile. Or are we on a mooring the previous day....
Here we are once the blow had eased off. It's easy to see the CQR has a marginally better holding pattern than the Delta for this profile. Or are we on a mooring the previous day....