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MapisM

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According to AIS, the boat reached 16+ knots while rounding St Alban Head, and is still keeping a pretty fast pace.
So, it CAN'T be too bad, I reckon... :encouragement:
 

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They haven't left for Ramsgate yet, must have been a heavy night in the town lol.
 

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They have only just rounded Dungeness, long way to go to get to Ramsgate tonight.
 

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They were late leaving Brighton due to lack of depth so had to wait for the tide. Apparently Brighton marina does not have as much depth as advertised?
 

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As far as I know they're not professionals nor do they have a fixed deadline for their arrival. The boat is new to them, it's not been unused all winter and it's a cold and windy night too. I think carrying on into the night would be a daft.
 

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What’s wrong with cruising in the dark ?

Absolutely nothing if you have the experience to do so. From what i have read, Robins experience of daytime sailing is limited and mostly on the broards not out in one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world. :rolleyes:
 
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