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Onwards and upwards - Tobermory and beyond! :pipes :sailing
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So the rich and famous are going to East Med
What about the rest of us?
And when?
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First weekend in May. Pre-cruise drinkies will be on Thursday 30th April for those who can make it, with Friday the first sailing day of the cruise proper. Sunday night should be somewhere central for all so that Monday is a short run home with a sair head.

Do I take it that you intend to be one of "the rest of us" in 2009?
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Not sure when the boat goes back in the water, and then I'll have to convince Nurse, however, it's something to aim for.
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Silkie wrote:First weekend in May. Pre-cruise drinkies will be on Thursday 30th April for those who can make it, with Friday the first sailing day of the cruise proper. Sunday night should be somewhere central for all so that Monday is a short run home with a sair head.
So I'll be looking for Easyjet flights on the 30th then...?
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Seems to get earlier and earlier - is this why the weather is always so pittle-poor?

First English bank holiday then - Happy to wedge into the charter if everyone else is - would prefer not to sleep in the bloody coffin you annoying people put me in last year
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ljs wrote:So I'll be looking for Easyjet flights on the 30th then...?
Have you got a taxi booked?
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Silkie wrote:
ljs wrote:So I'll be looking for Easyjet flights on the 30th then...?
Have you got a taxi booked?
Last one seeemed to work ok
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claymore wrote:Seems to get earlier and earlier - is this why the weather is always so pittle-poor?

First English bank holiday then - Happy to wedge into the charter if everyone else is - would prefer not to sleep in the bloody coffin you annoying people put me in last year
i think i had a large cabin but collapsed in the saloon. so i may as well have the saloon...
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The Muz is counting down his days to the big retirement so has a limited number of annual leave days - he has indicated that he cannot think of a better way to spend a day's leave than venturing up to grapple with Alba's finest. He's not a man prone to smiling much at work but I definately caught a spring in his step and a crease around the eyes and mouth when we discussed this over a coffee this morning.
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Apparently the BBCr going to make a play out of the cc09.
Going to be called 'The Shaming of the Trews'
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sahona wrote:Not sure when the boat goes back in the water, and then I'll have to convince Nurse, however, it's something to aim for.
This is one of the many benefits of the CC :shock: it sets an achievable, earlyish target for launching.
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Not a moveable feast.
All club boats (40-ish) go in on the same day.
Then we've got to get them working.
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ljs wrote:
Silkie wrote:
ljs wrote:So I'll be looking for Easyjet flights on the 30th then...?
Have you got a taxi booked?
Last one seeemed to work ok
Happy to oblige as long as I don't have to chauffeur you over half of Scotland like last time.
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Silkie wrote:.... chauffeur you over half of Scotland like last time.
he got a lift oan ra banger derby last time ...
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