Bouba
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This evening’s dog walk
Sea Change
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View this morning
Alicatt
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Lovely morning for a cuppa at Hamble
A veritable forest of masts
A veritable forest of masts
westernman
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What is the big black gaff rigged boat with the red antifouling?
Boathook
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Looks like a Bristol Pilot Cutter called Polly Agatha. I've emailed the owner to confirm as she normally goes ashore in Portsmouth harbour.
If it is her, a very nice boat to sail on and hard work !
Edit. Heard back from the person I emailed. Possibly a boat called Jolly Brise another Pilot Cutter.
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Alicatt
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She is the Jolie Brise: Jolie Brise - Dauntsey's School Wiltshire
We were sitting there watching the guy painting the hull, he was fairly covering the boat rolling and tipping. We were there to see about getting our boat painted, got a lot of info and some good tips on the work needed.
GEM43
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On my walk at 08.00 this morning in the Tamar Valley, Devon.
billskip
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Bit of excitement there yesterday thenIt sure is, but a cloudy wet oneyou can just make out the tip of la gomera through the cloud.
Davy_S
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Yes we got rain of biblical proportions, but we were sat in a bar watching very we t tourists running for cover
we watched Canarian news showing cars washed into the sea at gran canaria, quite a few places on Spain copped it! But it all seems to be over now and back to the sunshine we paid for.
billskip
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Yes we got rain of biblical proportions, but we were sat in a bar watching very we t tourists running for cover
Bouba
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The first dog walk of the day…the beautiful beach of St Clair
Bouba
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The second dog walk of today and coffee at the equally beautiful beach of Cavalaire-sur-Mer
Bouba
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We are slowly meandering up the spectacular coastal road towards the mythical St Tropez for lunch and more dog walking
Davy_S
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Yes we watched that, we could see it from our pad, this has been a regular thing, several people have died here but the stupid sods never seem to learn and it still keeps happening, I have a photo somewhere, will see if I can find it.
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capnsensible
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Arecife took a bit of a hit, mostly down to the perennial poor drainage problem. Didn't see much rain here darn sarf.
Going up to Arecife shortly then Calero to meet friends for lunch so it's all normal again now.
Going up to Arecife shortly then Calero to meet friends for lunch so it's all normal again now.
billskip
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Hardly any here... not enough to make a puddle....until last night ....this morning all back to sunshine
but first time I've known it down to 13°c.in the night.ingenious
RIP
Yes, I was kinda damp yesterday morning at the airport in Las Palmas and a bit bumpy but safely delivered to the island and hotel and the sun is shining.Yes we got rain of biblical proportions, but we were sat in a bar watching very we t tourists running for cover
Only big bummer is I have managed to lose my phone along the way I had it when we arrived at the airport so it's either been pickpocketed there or dropped in taxi. Not showing up in Find My. Been on to the taxi company and they are going to check with driver. Meanwhile going to buy a cheapie to keep me going.
Bouba
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St Tropez is in a different league…even the Capitainerie wears a Rolex
Bouba
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….and we fit right in….
capnsensible
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Some puffy cumulus around, very trans Atlantic trades looking. Warm when sun is out...24c. Blue sea again!
