Whats On updated
- Nick
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Whats On updated
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The 'What's On' page has now been updated to include most of the major events of 2009 for which information is already available. More will be added as the information becomes available.
If you know of others that should be included please send me the info.
The 'What's On' page has now been updated to include most of the major events of 2009 for which information is already available. More will be added as the information becomes available.
If you know of others that should be included please send me the info.
- little boy blue
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- Nick
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Friday 1st May - Monday 4th May ???
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May bank holiday weekend is Friday 1st May - Monday 4th May - is that OK for everyone?
May bank holiday weekend is Friday 1st May - Monday 4th May - is that OK for everyone?
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- Nick
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Aye
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It didn't occur to me that it could be kept secret on the forum, and I would say that by definition anyone who is a member of the forum has a standing invitation. If folk are agreed on the date then we can re-open the CC forum for the 2009 event forthwith in fact.
There are a lot of visitors to the rest of the site who aren't forum members though and if you type sailing events calendar into Google the events calendar page on this site comes up third (or 6th if you count paid entries) - so anyone could arrive there , see the CC advertised alongside the ARC and decide to come along without ever having had to show themselves to us via the forum.
It didn't occur to me that it could be kept secret on the forum, and I would say that by definition anyone who is a member of the forum has a standing invitation. If folk are agreed on the date then we can re-open the CC forum for the 2009 event forthwith in fact.
There are a lot of visitors to the rest of the site who aren't forum members though and if you type sailing events calendar into Google the events calendar page on this site comes up third (or 6th if you count paid entries) - so anyone could arrive there , see the CC advertised alongside the ARC and decide to come along without ever having had to show themselves to us via the forum.
- Silkie
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If you have your own boat in the area (or can get it there, Bob) then you invite yourself along and that's that. If you can't get your boat in the right place at the right time you can still invite yourself but it's then subject to a suitable berth being available, obviously. 

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you could put " by invitation only " on the notice, rule that only forum members of not less than six months standing and having not less than 10 posts ( or who have been on a previous cc ) are eligible. that should contain the possible entry list to the current membership.
altho` as i seem to recall, the problem in the past has been more to do with getting the numbers up, rather than limiting the entry
altho` as i seem to recall, the problem in the past has been more to do with getting the numbers up, rather than limiting the entry

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What area would that be then Silkie?Silkie wrote:If you have your own boat in the area (or can get it there, Bob) then you invite yourself along and that's that. If you can't get your boat in the right place at the right time you can still invite yourself but it's then subject to a suitable berth being available, obviously.
I take we are talking a different event from the last one where I lost all my Poteen?
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See the other threads:
http://www.bluemoment.co.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=4146
http://www.bluemoment.co.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=4147
and indeed the dedicated forum:
http://www.bluemoment.co.uk/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=18
http://www.bluemoment.co.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=4146
http://www.bluemoment.co.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=4147
and indeed the dedicated forum:
http://www.bluemoment.co.uk/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=18
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- Clyde_Wanderer
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Thanks Silkie, but maybe I should be a bit more specific with my questions.Silkie wrote:See the other threads:
http://www.bluemoment.co.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=4146
http://www.bluemoment.co.uk/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=4147
and indeed the dedicated forum:
http://www.bluemoment.co.uk/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=18
Which side of the Kintyre penenusla are we talking about the cc taking place then?
- sahona
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Hi Eamonn. The CC is an 'out west' experience, so Oban - Tobermory area.
Our 'scuttlebutt' cruise came about ( I think) because the CC is early in the season, and we wouldn't have our fine ships out and round the bend by then.
Another difference may be the prowess of the chentlemen vis-a-vis the ability to process excisable fluids, however, we seem to be improving.
I really don't want to mention the music - sorry, noise.
Our 'scuttlebutt' cruise came about ( I think) because the CC is early in the season, and we wouldn't have our fine ships out and round the bend by then.
Another difference may be the prowess of the chentlemen vis-a-vis the ability to process excisable fluids, however, we seem to be improving.
I really don't want to mention the music - sorry, noise.
http://trooncruisingclub.org/ 20' - 30' Berths available, Clyde.
Cruising, racing, maintenance facilities. Go take a look, you know you want to.
Cruising, racing, maintenance facilities. Go take a look, you know you want to.