sailorman
Well-Known Member
This is quite normal
I did not miss it, in fact I quoted it in 16#. But it does not answer my question which was "Who bans them? Is this some law? ... or club rules?"
David, I think if you go back and read posts numbers 4 to 8 inclusive, and read the link therein to a Belgian website, you will understand that the reference was to Belgium. Failing that, can I assure you the relevant bylaws apply to Belgium.
OR4751 posted the link & he know quite a bit about Belgium Im toldI am sure that is right, but it is OR4751 that does not seem to know that, not me
Five minute argument or the full half hour?
If the latter I suggest a trip to the lounge:encouragement:
Sorry to go on a bit, but I get irritated by people giving out duff information about stuff we may rely on
Can you prove thatAnd which part of post 6 is "duff information" exactly. OR4751 correctly explained the Belgian situation, with no reference to UK waters. Put your spade away, put down the stick and wash your hands.
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So, if I sailed from Essex to Ostend, leaving in a Force 5 and the wind piped up to a 6 by the time I arrived in Belgian waters, would I have broken a British law, a Belgian law , both or neither ? Just asking..
Small craft (such as that cat) and windsurfing is (since last summer) restricted in anything above a F5.
Another knee jerk reaction of the politicians.
All the references I've seen talk about the ban starting at F7, which doesn't sound too extreme. There aren't many windsurfers who'd be safe in F7.
So when does the ban apply? F5 or F7?
Put your stick away!?Can you give DoM some special links, he would like that
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