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Locked out from Corpach 14.20 yesterday and picked up our mooring in Balvicar at midnight. Will get the blog finished today or tomorrow and add all the pictures ASAP.
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The Skipper of the Pride of Rotterdam did a fine job - naturally he was grateful for my offer of assistance with the crossing and said he'd get back to me should he need to.
I gave him my cabin number just to make things easier - in case an emergency cropped up but obviously an uneventful crossing. Funny thing though - I woke in the night and thought I might take a trick on deck only to find my ambitions thwarted as I couldn't get the cabin door open. I think the skipper must have thought he'd better keep Old Claymore safe for the night in case I was needed. Good to know you are appreciated don't you think?
The Skipper of the Pride of Rotterdam did a fine job - naturally he was grateful for my offer of assistance with the crossing and said he'd get back to me should he need to.
I gave him my cabin number just to make things easier - in case an emergency cropped up but obviously an uneventful crossing. Funny thing though - I woke in the night and thought I might take a trick on deck only to find my ambitions thwarted as I couldn't get the cabin door open. I think the skipper must have thought he'd better keep Old Claymore safe for the night in case I was needed. Good to know you are appreciated don't you think?
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Claymore

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Lookiong forward to reading your blog of the trip . . . on which subject, textually ours is complete now, will add pics later this week.claymore wrote:Me too
The Skipper of the Pride of Rotterdam did a fine job - naturally he was grateful for my offer of assistance with the crossing and said he'd get back to me should he need to.
I gave him my cabin number just to make things easier - in case an emergency cropped up but obviously an uneventful crossing. Funny thing though - I woke in the night and thought I might take a trick on deck only to find my ambitions thwarted as I couldn't get the cabin door open. I think the skipper must have thought he'd better keep Old Claymore safe for the night in case I was needed. Good to know you are appreciated don't you think?
Might I recommend hanging around the bridge with a hand-held GPS sucking air through the teeth? Used this on my first and only crossing to Sweden (by ferry) when the engine broke down for a couple of hours. We had our own liferaft with us as hand luggage though.
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Coming right up . . .Arghiro wrote:OK Nick, now you're back & have hopefully dealt with the mountain of e-mails, paid customer invoices & work requests, have you noticed that the calendar is a little slow this month?
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Welcome back Nick, glad to see the trip went well. very jealous being stuck here with a Bionic Knee!
Cheers
Steve B
Cheers
Steve B