wiggy
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If visiting St Peter Port from France what do I need flag wise. Am SSR registered and have ensign (sewn not printed) naturally.
What flag for Channel Islands
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rich
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Just a yellow duster, but in Guernsey, the customs guys jump on you before you have a chance to moor up /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
ashanta
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I have always found them very good in Guernsey!
VicS
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And of course a courtesy flag for the Island you are visiting
snowleopard
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And of course a courtesy flag for the Island you are visiting
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A nice touch but not essential.
And of course a courtesy flag for the Island you are visiting
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A nice touch but not essential.
GeoffW
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Each Island has its' own ensign.
It is acceptable to fly just the standard British ensign.
But do not fly the Guernsey flag in Jersey, or the Jersey flag in Alderney or similar.
It is acceptable to fly just the standard British ensign.
But do not fly the Guernsey flag in Jersey, or the Jersey flag in Alderney or similar.
VicS
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If you are a British vessel then the Red (or blue or white if qualified) Ensign is the correct ensign. The courtesy flags are just a nice touch, as Snowleopard says, and hoisting one reminds you to take down the French one.
PS Is that a new Avatar Snowleopard? He is a fine looking feline!
PS Is that a new Avatar Snowleopard? He is a fine looking feline!
dralex
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Unlucky- been to Guernsey a few times now and never seen the customs guys- just post the declaration in the box at the end of the pontoon and tke the yellow flag down.
tome
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I've had a few polite visits alongside over the years, never boarded. Last time it was a gal, but agree post the form and take the Q flag down.