the folley

[tangerine]

Not having stopped off at the folley before,was hoping to call in tomorrow. Anyone tell me the procedure please? I have a 30 ft. cruiser,6 on board. Would like to stop for lunch. Do I need to book, where do I moor, and anything elseI might need to Know. Cheers

 

[Medskipper]

Hi,

Been there many times, no need to book at this time of year, but hey a phone can't hurt! You can moor almost opposite on the trots/pontoons and get a lift across from the trot boat.

Enjoy!

Barry

 

[Whitelighter]

Aha, spotted a major bug in the positions calculator.

your distance to the finish (and therefor your position) is measured AS THE CROW FLIES and not sea miles. that is why the leaders are at the bottom of the course. To make speed through the gap at Gib they will fall behind as they come up.

 

[tangerine]

Thanks for the info Barry.We certainly will enjoy, and if your in the vicinity, look out for the LennyVee, and join us for a beer. Norm.

 

[l'escargot]

You will find at peak times the berthing master will be about and point you to a spot. Don't bank on getting on the walkashore pontoon.

 

[Medskipper]

Many Thanks Norm but I'm on the Medway so it takes
me a few hours to get to the I.O.W. Often visit the folly during hols.

Barry