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I'll kick off- 400 metres/ 5 minute walk.
Distance from your boat? (no liveaboards, please)
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Sixpence
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Beats me, fifteen minute drive, about ten miles cross country
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154 miles; two hours 20 mins.
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Chrusty1
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5 minutes to walk 400 yards!!??? is that with zimmerframe or without? /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
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5 minutes to walk 400 yards!!??? is that with zimmerframe or without? /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
AntarcticPilot
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About 400 miles, depending on exact routing!
Koeketiene
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100mls - 1Hr 20mins
ChrisE
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3 miles, 5 mins in car to YC, 15 mins in dinghy to mooring
T_C
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About 200yds, can see her from the spare room window....
stewsam
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140 miles, about 2 1/2 hours
RobinBirch
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230 miles -4.5 hours on a good run
wotayottie
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Ah but we could all be 5 mins away if we were happy to live in the middle of nowhere. Mull might be pretty (on a good summer day) but its hardly the big city. Or even the small one.
Mine is 30 miles away down the M4 as indeed is the capital.
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Ah but we could all be 5 mins away if we were happy to live in the middle of nowhere. Mull might be pretty (on a good summer day) but its hardly the big city. Or even the small one.
Mine is 30 miles away down the M4 as indeed is the capital.
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Chrusty1
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Why would anybody WANT to live in a city?? Dirty, smelly, full of chavs etc. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
rr_123
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about 30 feet
MoodySabre
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30 miles - 45 mins
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Iota
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5 minute walk, 10 minute dinghy ride
dansar
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It used to be 245 miles with a 5-6 hour drive incl ferry
so we moved-boat not house- and is now 42 miles and 50 minutes drive--much better!!
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dansar
so we moved-boat not house- and is now 42 miles and 50 minutes drive--much better!!
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dansar
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180 miles, 2hrs 45 most trips. About as far as I would consider for a project boat.
sailorman
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70 mls 1 hr
nimbusgb
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Great circle or rhumb line?
GC is about 2100km / 1300 mi
Best time about 8 hours doorstep to transom ( car to airport, flight / car to marina ).
Driving 2 days. 950 miles by road. 24 hour ferry and then another 50 miles on the road.
GC is about 2100km / 1300 mi
Best time about 8 hours doorstep to transom ( car to airport, flight / car to marina ).
Driving 2 days. 950 miles by road. 24 hour ferry and then another 50 miles on the road.
Babylon
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70 miles, 1.25 hrs.
A reasonable enough drive, starting on yellow roads, speeding up once we're on the long red one, gets more hectic as we slip onto the big blue road, then a timely descent past supermarkets, houses, fields, and industrial estates, until we grind to a halt 25 metres from the water.
Going home takes 15 mins longer, because we hit the chippie just before getting on the big blue road again.
A reasonable enough drive, starting on yellow roads, speeding up once we're on the long red one, gets more hectic as we slip onto the big blue road, then a timely descent past supermarkets, houses, fields, and industrial estates, until we grind to a halt 25 metres from the water.
Going home takes 15 mins longer, because we hit the chippie just before getting on the big blue road again.
