Clyde_Wanderer
Well-Known Member
Hi Airborne1.
Firstly, good luck with the new boat.
Where in the Clyde are you going to keep your boat? is it going to be a mooring or marina?
I was left a reeds almanac in the boat at point of sail, and my opinion is it is too big, heavy, and much too much information in it for someone like myself that cruises the firth of Clyde I see that there is one for the west coast out now which will have all the information I will ever need.
Like yourself my intentions are to sail to N, Ireland next season, providing I can get the problem of a loose keel on my Hummingbird 30 sorted.
Where in Scotland would you suggest departing from to sail across the shortest route?
I took my boat up the river on tuesday from Fairley to Clydebank for winter hard standing, I wouldent advice any but the most experienced to try navigating the river at night, as a lot of the channel buoys arent lit and can be very confusing, even at first glance in daylight.
Maybe we will come across each other some day.
Cheers, Eamonn.
Firstly, good luck with the new boat.
Where in the Clyde are you going to keep your boat? is it going to be a mooring or marina?
I was left a reeds almanac in the boat at point of sail, and my opinion is it is too big, heavy, and much too much information in it for someone like myself that cruises the firth of Clyde I see that there is one for the west coast out now which will have all the information I will ever need.
Like yourself my intentions are to sail to N, Ireland next season, providing I can get the problem of a loose keel on my Hummingbird 30 sorted.
Where in Scotland would you suggest departing from to sail across the shortest route?
I took my boat up the river on tuesday from Fairley to Clydebank for winter hard standing, I wouldent advice any but the most experienced to try navigating the river at night, as a lot of the channel buoys arent lit and can be very confusing, even at first glance in daylight.
Maybe we will come across each other some day.
Cheers, Eamonn.
