Whereisit?

[Seagreen]

You know the rules. (No one jumps to Mornington Crescent without using the Rushton Gambit, etc.)

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[geoid96]

Just off Dartmouth by any chance ??

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[Seagreen]

Now that really is cheating. Or just me being too far down a chardonnay to read my own small print.

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[geoid96]

It's not cheating....I just used the Rushton Gambit as you suggested.

 

[Seagreen]

So I dunno the rules of Mornington Crescent either? D'Oh!
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[damo]

I also thought it was Dartmouth at first glance, but then I tried the Geoid CutThrough and realised it was actually offdartsm /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

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[Seagreen]

Yes. "offdartsm" is a fictional part of the UK only used on RYA training charts. It has particular relevance to the exercise on plotting the Shipping Forecast, where it refers to a sea area described as "Calm. 1032 rising slowly. Visibility good" Obviously a fantasy.

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[damo]

Well at the moment here it is "Calm, 1030 steady, visibility good".

E F4 on Sunday morning would be nice /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[bilbobaggins]

I sort-of recognise the Famous RYA Dratmo' Daymark - and 'Cleone'.

Now, I'd be well pleased to see more of 'Cleone'.....

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[Seagreen]

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Now, I'd be well pleased to see more of 'Cleone'.....

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Well, I see a lot of her at the mo, but all of the 'having my face inches from the woodwork' now will result in her being shiny and afloat by mid april.. hopefully. And then I can relax and just sail her.

Bit of a case of "the harveys" at the moment regarding the work, but that's the joy of classic ownership.


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