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Continual quiz about the Bristol Channel (2)
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solitaire11
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camel river padstow.
graham
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Bideford bay .Buoys marking the channel into the Taw Torridge estuary Appledore Instow Bideford etc.
tonybarebones
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Right again Gra, over to you ol mate /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif
graham
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Its a whereisit pic. Extra points to anyone who can name the man in the pic.A Bristol Channel seadog sadly no longer with us.
damo
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The place is Stackpole Quay, and from a previous pic of yours the feller is Charles John
graham
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Stackpole quay is correct but the man was my uncle Stan Snelling who fished and sailed on the Channel for many years during his life.
He was one of the men who built the Rumney River Boathoist about 20 yrs ago. It was built almost entirely from scrap metal and was certificated for use.
I think of the hoist now as a lasting memorial to a very practical man who allways would give freely of his time to help you out.
Over to you Damo for the next Q.
He was one of the men who built the Rumney River Boathoist about 20 yrs ago. It was built almost entirely from scrap metal and was certificated for use.
I think of the hoist now as a lasting memorial to a very practical man who allways would give freely of his time to help you out.
Over to you Damo for the next Q.
tonybarebones
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Hi Damo, please don't forget to start another thread (No. 3) to bring it to the top of the page for the next question, /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif
damo
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It's near the top of my page - you can set the number of threads displayed per page remember. But I'll start another anyway.... (when I think of a Q /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif )