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Adrian_Morgan

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Having (after a long period of Scuttlebutt abstinence) scanned all the drivel about the best way to inflate fenders, leaking valves, restricting racing, mistakes in RYA books and the annual debate about varnish I would suggest it's high time you all got afloat...

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I would love to but theres about 50 Feet of hard standing & several other boats between mine & the water. Still, in a couple of weeks, sigh.

Martin

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Nice one!

We've been afloat apart from a brief haul out October and enjoying sailing in an empty Solent (until last weekend). I see a scramble to prepare boats now that we're enjoying a sunny spell...

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Re: Oh! Well said, that man! nm

No No No, we are quite happy with the empty waters at the moment thanks, as they have been all winter!!

Ian

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Is that your humble opinion Adrian?.

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Now THATS a Claymore!
 
Well there's all of Yorkshire, the North Sea, Denmark, the Skagerrak and a large lump of Sweden between me and my boat at the moment, so I guess I'll just have to keep on discussing varnish. Ho hum.



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It always seems such a shame to get the thing dirty after all that polishing and antifouling.... must be going mad goes in 1 week today - hurrah!

Donald

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One could

take offence or at least a small potting shed at the word "drivel" from a regular.

Magic



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<<<<<<makes a mental note, if all these scuttlebutters are thinking of going afloat it's hightime I thought about coming out for the season<s> and taking up my summer hobby of stamp collecting.

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put mine in last friday

in pwllheli, the sun shone and shone, finally took her of the piles on sunday but no wind, however managed to get the sails up and rejig the reefing lines (thanks gareth)
nice lunch and gently drifted, all at peace with the world except for the tosspot on the jetski, do you think that catapults are allowed?
stu

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Been afloat all the time..

Spent all winter sailing so now she's due for her lift out this Friday, a couple of weeks on the hard to do essential work then back in the water. Next year will plan winter work earlier (give ourselves a bit more time for work) - still there's been some good sailing to be had in January and February.

Jeff.

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I might have an idea for you. Instead of discussing varnish try sniffing it. Then you wont care at all.

Martin

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Re: put mine in last friday

Yes, I know it's been posted before, but it answers your question and still gives me a laugh. <A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.west.net/~lpm/hobie/archives/v1-i2/humor.shtml>http://www.west.net/~lpm/hobie/archives/v1-i2/humor.shtml</A>

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Trying ( very) with a long list of jobs to do. Looks like the ones who are on the water are enjoying the space. I hope to be joining them at Easter./forums/images/icons/cool.gif

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