BLUEMOMENT

He was aboard to show me his shiny red thing at about 17:00.
We seemed to disturb the supernatural Ebber switcher oner ghost, but couldn't repeat the occurrence!

I think that like Pete Cooper, she has people to do these things for her

All being well I'm heading from Yorkshire via M6, M74, M8, Erskine bridge to Crinan ish and don't mind diverting the odd few miles. Bearing in mind it's already a 6 hour drive, the diversion is better after the M8 when I have got there. Hamilton services is a frequent pi(ss)t stop so would suit me f...

I just re-found this thread and realise I didn't feed back what happened. I went to BEE and they did a good job for quite a bit of cash. But I now have a working autopilot with a remote I can keep in my pocket. Infact BEE came to me, or Seminole, in Tarbert so I had to pay for a couple of nights dig...

I thought a day's work for a week's accommodation was a reasonable deal, though it only really makes sense if you are going to be in the area. Sorry I miss read it, I thought it was an awful lot of work for a weeks holiday, you mean several people do a bit of work and get time in the sun for it. Af...

Is this you?
When I saw it elsewhere I thought it was someone taking the piss.

Not done anything yet but will have to get going after Easter. I'm thinking i50 speed and depth inside with i50 tridata repeater in the cockpit. i60 wind in the cockpit, but combining wind speed and depth on a MFD in the cockpit might be an option, I don't know. Having the plotter outside next to th...

last year I replaced my Autopilot with a new Raymarine jobbie, 'coz the old one was broken. Now the depth and log and GPS have packed up, hardly surprising as they are well out of warranty. The speed and depth had a repeaters outside. The GPS was inside and hard to see from the helm. So the task is ...

Shuggy wrote:P.S. Having returned home with a dab of Trilux 33 behind each ear, Mrs Shuggy thinks this is a sign of amour.

Isn't it always? I rely on manky bilge and diesel smell to get the galley slave revved up!

claymore wrote:Your natural skill with words makes it difficult to refuse such hospitality - I have a taste in my mouth right now.......

Classic.

A quiet night in for me and Stormy, best wishes to you all in 2018, and lets aim for a cracking CC18, even if it's a series of several 3 or 4 crew meet ups.

I believe that Chiron, my old Centaur, may be available moored in Tarbert.

She hasn't been used much in the year since I sold her and looks pretty unloved from outside but that's no big deal.

Probably not marketed yet but the owner has moved away to a new venture.

I was going to say Arisaig too.
Swinging moorings so cheaper, (I assume, not checked cheaper than Mallaig).
Railway within walking distance (on the same line as Mallaig). Quite pretty too.

wully wrote:The only magenta markings on my charts are red wine spills...

I can't find any magenta markings on my 1979 charts, wine or ink.

May be some white wine...

Lets get this right.

You meet up for a drink, or not. And it's one persons round? What about the second and subsequent drinks?