BLUEMOMENT

Eammon was Tues I was out. Being the night owl I am was written in the small hours and still consider that as the same day.

Well done Joan :) :) You will now have to stop Ash putting the sails up as trying to catch the best wind upsets all your passage planning. See there has been method in my reluctance to use the sails as may end up in the Port instead on Rothesay. To make you jealous I had a turn round the Clyde today...

Update

David's funeral service in The Clarke Memorial Church in Largs on Monday 28th at 11.00 and then on to the Brisbane Glen Cemetery. Family flowers only donations to RNLI.

RIP

Very sad news from Kip. David Duffield the smiling face in the chandlers for more years than I remember, collapsed and died on Monday lunchtime. David was at work on Monday morning as usual.

He will be sadly missed by all who knew him customers and colleagues. My thoughts are with his family.

Bit of you scratch my back and i'll scratch yours here.

Ash vote for me as Commodore (is that not a new fangled computer thing) and you will have my vote for admiral.

Hope I am not too late sliced sausage.

Greeting from a very quiet Rothesay harbour.

Would not worry over much with the polishing. From 100 mtrs you can never tell if a boat is polished or not. My theory and sticking with it.

Bit difficult to tell one mast from another. Will have a look again tomorrow.

Marina must also be having trouble maneuvering her as she is still sitting on the transit trailer this afternoon.

Glad to see Mistral made it to Kip safe and sound. Look forward to seeing you at some of the KCC musters.

We are currently looking at what tricky berth we can allocate you to test your berthing skills!!!!!

As a Clyde sailor, yes the sails have been up a few times and got the photos to prove it! One season did put my first boat in Port Edgar, she was a trailer sailor. Seemed a great idea just a short journey down the road from Falkirk, so hey could go out some evenings as well. Think done that once and...

Proof once again that the most useless thing you can have on a yacht is a naval officer.

Following this grounding it is reported the sub limped back to Faslane for repairs, thank goodness no one dropped a depth charge on her.

Probably got fed up being called sliced sausage by one of our members. Who Me!!!!!! Sliced sausage is well and about. Ash you were correct is thinking you saw BBH in the Kyles on Sun 19th as she had been at a muster & BBQ at Kip on the Sat which I organised for Kip Cruising Club. They are doing...

Port Bannatyne are having a clear out of the boat yard and have quite a few boats in varing conditions for sale cheap.

Lybster Harbour. Lokks really snug once you get inside.