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Off round the Mull. How many sets of thermals can a man wear?
Off sailing
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Nick
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marisca
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Re: Off sailing
As long as your going south round it shouldnae be too bad but get it done quick before next weekend when it really does get cold.
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Re: Off sailing
Heading to where Nick & for how long?Nick wrote:.
Off round the Mull. How many sets of thermals can a man wear?
Troon for a beer or three maybe?
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Re: Off sailing
Indeed. It's pretty bad form for the Webmeister to up sticks and enjoy himself without due notice being given to the forum. Harrumph!Old_Glow_In_The_Deep wrote:Heading to where Nick & for how long?
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Re: Off sailing
How oversized are his oilies?Nick wrote:How many sets of thermals can a man wear?
different colours made of tears
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ash
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Re: Off sailing
I'm currently sitting in the quiet lounge in the bows of Stena HSS Voyager, en route to Belfast, but I haven't seen any sign of 'Fairwinds' .......yet.Old_Glow_In_The_Deep wrote:Heading to where Nick & for how long?Nick wrote:.
Off round the Mull. How many sets of thermals can a man wear?
Troon for a beer or three maybe?
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Re: Off sailing
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~ Troon-Dunstaffnage-Troon 23.5 hours
~ Visibility by moonlight in the Sound of Dissapointment - 'to infinity and beyond'
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~ Troon-Dunstaffnage-Troon 23.5 hours
~ Visibility by moonlight in the Sound of Dissapointment - 'to infinity and beyond'
~ MOK - pussycat
~ Shed sailing performance - better than the average shed
~ Sleeping arrangements - great personal attention from the skipper
~ Catering : 5-star
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Re: Off sailing
Multihull? Open 60?Nick wrote:~ Troon-Dunstaffnage-Troon 23.5 hours
Or am I missing something?
Edit: Penny drops - one leg by car.
different colours made of tears
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Re: Off sailing
Hmm I could have sworn it was Dunstaffnage - Troon - Dunstaffnage 23.5 hrs..... but then i didnt have a hot water bottleNick wrote:.
~ Troon-Dunstaffnage-Troon 23.5 hours
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Re: Off sailing
Aye, the cold can get to the brain - but perhaps you have a point . . .lordmacdonald wrote:Hmm I could have sworn it was Dunstaffnage - Troon - Dunstaffnage 23.5 hrs..... but then i didnt have a hot water bottleNick wrote:.
~ Troon-Dunstaffnage-Troon 23.5 hours
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