Koeketiene
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Don't worry - won't tell a soul
Your Google Translate Dutch is on the same level as Louis Van Gaal's English
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Don't worry - won't tell a soul
Your Google Translate Dutch is on the same level as Louis Van Gaal's English
Seashoreman
Well-Known Member
If you want my opinion the East Coast is generally regarded as roughly East Anglia. North of that becomes North East, only because people like it that way, you surely must know this? We know North West, South West etc.
(ps. born in Liverpool but ensconced in Suffolk Coast)
But of coarse this is a forum for all on the east side. I am sure shared information of the North Sea effects us all.
Bru
Well-Known Member
East Coast is a state of mind, not a physical place
Ooo, I've come over all something or other!
Ooo, I've come over all something or other!
Lee888
New Member
Hello,
I am aSouth Coast sailor heading to the IJsselmeer in a couple of weeks. It seems I have a choice, head north staying west of the TSS until East of Margate, then crossing the TSS (coming SE to do so) then heading up towards Hoek van Holland or: crossing before or at Dover then sailing up the French / Belgian / Nederlands Coast. The latter seems to involve an awful lot of shallows and sandbanks if staying outside the TSS.
I will, weather permitting, be doing the trip in one hit.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Lee
MoodySabre
Well-Known Member
Hi Lee. Welcome to the forum. You have tacked your question on to the end of an old thread about something else. Try starting a new thread entitled Route to the Ijselmeer? And someone will answer it. Good luck.
Lee888
New Member
Thank you
Gitane
Well-Known Member
Surely, looking at the flag of awesomeness, the East Coast now includes the West coast of Holland, Belgium and France.
It's on the flag, so it must be true! See Eddy Izzard on the power of flags.
It's on the flag, so it must be true! See Eddy Izzard on the power of flags.
