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jimi
10-09-04, 12:52
where are St Vaasters planning to head to on Friday night? The Fuschias gets pretty full and I guess they'd need bookings .. what do you think?

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tome
10-09-04, 14:30
I think we're staying in and doing our hair...

Seriously, hadn't thought about it but you're right - there could be a fair few of us and it would be a shame not to have dinner together. Some time since I've been to St Vaast so hoping others can offer suggestions?

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Cutter
12-09-04, 20:32
Fuschias much improved this year so we should aim for there on the Fri night. Will need to book but they have a sep room which may be safer!!!
See you there
R

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jimi
13-09-04, 11:06
Suppose we can book at the start of the week when a weather forecast is available

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tome
13-09-04, 16:39
St Vaast lock-opening times <A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.saint-vaast-reville.com/iso_album/2004_portes_2.pdf> here</A>. Looks like gates are open 0403 - 0915 and 1631 - 2140 BST on Friday 24th.

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tcm
13-09-04, 17:13
the fushias is a bit of a palava, and we had fab nosh at erm the oh damn forgot the name but it's right on the marina, south side, furthest around if you have to walk. Bluish building, non smoking restaurant, fab value.

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tome
13-09-04, 17:33
One of <A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.saint-vaast-reville.com//pageLibre0001069a.html#I000085ee>these</A>?

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CaptainCava
13-09-04, 17:54
The Fuschias is certainly a bit stuffy, but the food is really good. You wont find better in St Vaast.

The blueish building (I don't know it's name either) has a less stuffy atmosphere and the food is quite good.

Food or atmos..........?

Hope to see all the St V contingent in Cherbourg on Saturday. Don't eat too much!!!

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moodyNick
13-09-04, 18:19
Have you worked out the gate opening times, yet? I haven't had a chance to look, and left the almagnac on the boat.

<hr width=100% size=1>It's frustrating when you know all the answers, but nobody bothers to ask you the questions.
Observer
13-09-04, 20:01
Try <A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.ybw.com/cgi-bin/forums/newreply.pl?Cat=&Board=cherbourg04&Number=570973&page=0&view=collapsed&what=showflat&sb=5&o=93&part=1&vc=1>here</A>

It's frustrating when you post all the answers, but nobody bothers to read them.

;-)

(Bugger - how do you copy the URL for a specific post onto the clipboard?)

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<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1>Edited by Observer on 13/09/2004 20:06 (server time).</FONT></P>
moodyNick
13-09-04, 20:13
OK OK , I'll save you the struggle and read the thread properly !!

Sorry for being a blonde - I was born with it !

<hr width=100% size=1>It's frustrating when you know all the answers, but nobody bothers to ask you the questions.
Observer
13-09-04, 20:31
One of the wittier boat names I saw recently - "Blonde Moment"

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Observer
13-09-04, 20:34
<blockquote><font size=1>In reply to:</font><hr>

Have you worked out the gate opening times, yet? I haven't had a chance to look, and left the almagnac on the boat.

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BTW, did you mean "almanac" (reprehensible) or "armagnac" (downright careless)?

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tcm
13-09-04, 23:13
that's the one. Piles beter value, and i think they have recently nicked the chef from the fuschias, according to Gosselin.

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BrendanS
14-09-04, 06:25
OK, I give up? How'd you manage to get a url of me posting a response while I was still at the boat show? Does this url give the same for everyone?

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Observer
14-09-04, 09:25
I clicked "post reply" to tome's post with the gate times then copied the url which appeared in the address bar. When I click it I get the post reply page for me posting a response to tome's post.

Can you explain how to identify a specific post so that it can be put in a link?

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BrendanS
14-09-04, 15:09
Ah! Understand now, it's opening up to the generic response page, so will show ID of whoever opens it.

Anyway, to answer your question, you mean like this?
<A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.ybw.com/cgi-bin/forums/showthreaded.pl?Cat=&Board=cherbourg04&Number=570973&page=0&view=expanded&sb=5&o=7&vc=1#Post570973>here</A>

Click on threaded at top right of page, open the post you want, and copy the url

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Cutter
14-09-04, 15:40
only trouble will be how many will be there for this bit of the trip. They are not big, dont have a seperate room and may already be booked. (That is if it goes ahead, weather forecasts inc depressing reading!)
cheers
Richard

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Observer
14-09-04, 15:47
Gottit - I always view flat and didn't think of threaded view. Thanks Brendan.

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tome
14-09-04, 16:24
I'm inclined to take forecasts beyond 72 hrs with a huge dose of salt.

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