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Whoopiedoo - its have a pop at Claymore time Shirley not. I thought that Cleit Rock already had a perch. It's the unseen " Claymore 's Rock " that needs a marker. It would be pretty hard to hit Cleit Rock, the bow wave around it seems to push you clear. Ash, says the veteran of only 3 tra...

You're a bright enough chappie - what information could you possibly benefit from? Make it up as you go along and learn from the mistakes you make. Sail this way by Stuart McDonald is a good book to start with. The problem with going onto supposedly 'expert' falorums is you get showered with their d...

6ft of 4x3.
Nothing fancy as it will end up being scuffed and scraped and generally trashed

Indeed - but it doesn't have the old fashioned charm of Oilypool

Whoopiedoo - its have a pop at Claymore time

I never realised whit a fat wee fekker I used to be.
Handsome, though.....

Well...it depends.
On the other hand I do have one. I evacuated it a short while ago - as is my morning custom - 06:30hrs each day. Shame I don't get up until 7.00....

by Stuart McDonald
Common sense approach from someone who has some serious sea-miles to his credit.
I had the pleasure of meeting him in Tobers and the headache lasted a couple of days.....

Nothing to do with Carolina - I have left TOP. Perhaps I'll be back but it really does give me the dry rots at the moment - and now we have 2 consecutive threads both asking about what its like to sail the West Coast. Think that is what tipped my balance. Stands back and waits for the usual shower o...

Perhaps we now need one in Ullapool or somewhere so that peeps can manage sailing beyond Ardnamurchan in bite size chunks

Whit snow?

Bill - yer back.
How's things?

Sunshine, like lightning, never strikes twice. It'll pish doon

No idea about gas but take a brolly.

Did I once read where someone had drilled a hole in the 'plastic box' to let water out and thus prevent the bottom being sat in a puddle?