Otter
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None of us knows if we can go sailing in two weeks, but if we can, are the Ore/Alde buoys in?
Thinking about half term
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Jan Harber
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Just after lockdown started, I heard that the Ore entrance buoys would not be laid in time for Easter as it was thought there would not be any visiting yachts for weeks or possibly for months.
Whether that is still the case I do not know, but it could well be.
Whether that is still the case I do not know, but it could well be.
Otter
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Cantata
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Look at the East Coast Pilot website! Buoys are in, chartlets on the website. With provisos.
Edit: aerial photos now included on the downloads. East Coast Pilot - Downloads
Edit: aerial photos now included on the downloads. East Coast Pilot - Downloads
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Seashoreman
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For your information, just to give you an idea of activity further up river.
Had an email from Aldeburgh Yacht Club today setting out staggered opening.
Basically it looks like early July at the earliest for most facilities to be opened.
There are half a dozen boat on moorings at Slaughden.
Members can trail dinghies to club and slip after 15th May.
Had an email from Aldeburgh Yacht Club today setting out staggered opening.
Basically it looks like early July at the earliest for most facilities to be opened.
There are half a dozen boat on moorings at Slaughden.
Members can trail dinghies to club and slip after 15th May.