New users and the first post
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New users and the first post
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Just checking through the New Members list and I see a few familiar names from SB who have registered in the last month but not posted and wondered why. All first posts by new members require approval before publication. Usually myself or Silkie will get round to it within a day. This is purely an anti-spam measuere, and one that has proved very effective. I trust it has not stopped anyone posting.
Just checking through the New Members list and I see a few familiar names from SB who have registered in the last month but not posted and wondered why. All first posts by new members require approval before publication. Usually myself or Silkie will get round to it within a day. This is purely an anti-spam measuere, and one that has proved very effective. I trust it has not stopped anyone posting.
Re: New users and the first post
Give us a chance, only been registered for about 3 hrs.
- Silkie
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Re: New users and the first post
Welcome aboard vara.
Sorry you had to wait four hours to be approved. Nick's probably down the pub - again.
Sorry you had to wait four hours to be approved. Nick's probably down the pub - again.
different colours made of tears
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Re: New users and the first post
hicSilkie wrote:Welcome aboard vara.
Sorry you had to wait four hours to be approved. Nick's probably down the pub - again.

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Re: New users and the first post
Archie's Sunday Post quiz?Nick wrote:hic
different colours made of tears
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Re: New users and the first post
Yep. And several gins in the Crabbes . . .Silkie wrote:Archie's Sunday Post quiz?Nick wrote:hic
- Rowana
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Re: New users and the first post
I much prefer OVD and CrabbiesNick wrote:Yep. And several gins in the Crabbes . . .Silkie wrote:Archie's Sunday Post quiz?Nick wrote:hic

BLESSED ARE THOSE WHO ARE CRACKED,
FOR THEY ARE THE ONES WHO LET IN THE LIGHT
FOR THEY ARE THE ONES WHO LET IN THE LIGHT
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Re: New users and the first post
Different Crabbies - I am talking Crabbies alcoholic ginger beer . . .Rowana wrote: I much prefer OVD and Crabbies
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Re: New users and the first post
Hello, my name is Dim. I'm half chinese. I sail a Bavaria 30 with my husband Nick.
Dim x
Dim x
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Re: New users and the first post
Welcome aboard, Dim, we look forward to hearing your adventures.
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Re: New users and the first post
Hello Jim.DimTartlett wrote:Hello, my name is Dim. I'm half chinese. I sail a Bavaria 30 with my husband Nick.
Dim x
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Re: New users and the first post
So was INick wrote:Different Crabbies - I am talking Crabbies alcoholic ginger beer . . .Rowana wrote: I much prefer OVD and Crabbies

BLESSED ARE THOSE WHO ARE CRACKED,
FOR THEY ARE THE ONES WHO LET IN THE LIGHT
FOR THEY ARE THE ONES WHO LET IN THE LIGHT
Re: New users and the first post
Now this is unfortunate. I've got a ton of respect for TB (although I don't often agree with his opinions!) and I've had two of the best sailing Holidays of my life on Bav 30s! I'm not Chinese though!DimTartlett wrote:Hello, my name is Dim. I'm half chinese. I sail a Bavaria 30 with my husband Nick.
Dim x
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In fact my guilty little secret is I love Bavs. I love the way they look. I really love the Sugar Scoop Sterns for access to the dingy/nice place to sit and watch the world. I much prefer to anchor so the space is useful to move about in. The only fault I can really find is the in ability to sail well upwind into a blow but on the rare occasions you want to sail upwind into a blow I can use the engine. 85 per cent of the time I can just choose to go somewhere a bit off the wind.
I've sailed 57 yachts that I can remember and nearly 50 dingies that I can remember and I still love Bavs

I'll go to do my hail mary's as penance now.
- aquaplane
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Re: New users and the first post
I'm Bob and I'm a Westerly holic!Mark wrote:In fact my guilty little secret is I love Bavs. I love the way they look. I really love the Sugar Scoop Sterns for access to the dingy/nice place to sit and watch the world. I much prefer to anchor so the space is useful to move about in. The only fault I can really find is the in ability to sail well upwind into a blow but on the rare occasions you want to sail upwind into a blow I can use the engine. 85 per cent of the time I can just choose to go somewhere a bit off the wind.
I've sailed 57 yachts that I can remember and nearly 50 dingies that I can remember and I still love Bavs.
I'll go to do my hail mary's as penance now.
Isn't it a relief when you come out and get it off your chest?
Seminole.
Cheers Bob.
Cheers Bob.
Re: New users and the first post
When I was in my teens if we saw a Westerley we used to openly point and laugh.aquaplane wrote:I'm Bob and I'm a Westerly holic!Mark wrote:In fact my guilty little secret is I love Bavs. I love the way they look. I really love the Sugar Scoop Sterns for access to the dingy/nice place to sit and watch the world. I much prefer to anchor so the space is useful to move about in. The only fault I can really find is the in ability to sail well upwind into a blow but on the rare occasions you want to sail upwind into a blow I can use the engine. 85 per cent of the time I can just choose to go somewhere a bit off the wind.
I've sailed 57 yachts that I can remember and nearly 50 dingies that I can remember and I still love Bavs.
I'll go to do my hail mary's as penance now.
Isn't it a relief when you come out and get it off your chest?
Then I got on a Westerley 33 for the first timein my 30's. All that headroom. All the space. The big wide arse with roomy aft cabin. I was a convert. It was about the time I started listening to Radio 2!
